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We argue that the campaign against Iran has too often favored spectacle over steady judgment, with shifting goals, public boasts that outpaced facts, and sudden policy reversals that weakened leverage and raised real risks. We examine leadership and military management missteps, the danger of premature victory claims, and practical steps to restore credibility and match means to ends. Readable and direct, it leaves you with a simple test: do leaders say what they can actually deliver or are we buying headlines at a high cost Continue reading →