Strait of Hormuz: Geography, Drones & US Power's Decline

I love the fact that you're a fan of maps, so is Michael Yon, so am I, globes and maps. And you can't argue with geography. So, when you look at the Strait of Hormuz and you look at Iran, come on. You need to negotiate, that's the only way cuz you're never gonna have US troops controlling both the north and the south side of that strait with Persia sitting right there for thousands of years. Just the big island at the top of the Strait of Hormuz called Keshma Island, just that island is bigger than Okinawa, which took five Marine and Army divisions three months, okay? And the little island that's in the other part of the toll booth called Larock Island, that's bigger than Iwo Jima. Right, right. So, we're gonna send a few thousand Marines in to do what it took divisions of Army and Marines to do. I mean, it's not gonna happen. Yeah, and in World War II, the Japanese didn't have drones either. They didn't have drones. Right. They had Kamikazes which was like an early, you know, guided cruise missile. But nothing like swarms of drones. Right. So, so what we've ...