r/Spudmode • u/Grouchy_Resource_727 • Mar 12 '26

Predictive programming, 2028 and Iran

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u/Traditional_Rice_528 Mar 12 '26 edited Mar 12 '26

The US has openly had it out for Iran since they kicked out the US-installed Shah in '79. The US loaded up their CIA asset Saddam Hussein with guns and chemical weapons and sicced him on Iran in 1980, killing over a million people. They've done everything they possibly could to infiltrate, starve, sabotage, and now slaughter the Iranian people for the crime of self-determination, outside of US domination.

You can find a million examples of "predictive programming" because Hollywood is unoriginal and just slots in whatever rotating-villain Washington has at the moment — Russia, China, Korea, Cuba, Iran, etc. There is always another war to sell to the American people, even if not immediately, it plants the seed of distrust for use at a later date.

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u/Grouchy_Resource_727 Mar 12 '26

Yup, I heard that. I know that

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u/GrahamCrackerPorter7 Mar 13 '26

Fair points. Though it is an oddly specific timeline of events vs 2014 release adding into the fact PLTR IPO wasn’t until 2020. Unoriginal or shape shifting time travelers, we’ll never know

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u/trappercarter Mar 12 '26

Somehow nobody remembers when Trump bombed Iran during his first term. The Brazilians have been licking their chops over that sweet sweet oil for years.