While oil hit $110 a barrel, Cooper went on camera: “The Strait of Hormuz is controlled by the United States and our regional partners, not Iran, and it remains open for business.”
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Everyone’s blaming Pete Hegseth. But the man most responsible isn’t even a household name.
Meet Admiral Brad Cooper, CENTCOM commander and the ACTUAL architect of the Iran war.
He wrote the war plan. He oversaw the strategy. He directed day-to-day operations.
The failure to keep the Strait of Hormuz open was his job, and it didn’t make his list of objectives.
While oil hit $110 a barrel, Cooper went on camera:
“The Strait of Hormuz is controlled by the United States and our regional partners, not Iran, and it remains open for business.”
His George W. Bush “Mission Accomplished” moment. Except Bush was a politician. Cooper is a uniformed officer.
This week, as the country voted against his war, CENTCOM launched a podcast...
Cooper talked about his workout routine, french fries, and basketball. Asked about Operation Epic Fury, he said he “just couldn’t be prouder.”
Cooper sleeps like a baby. Most Americans couldn’t pick him out of a lineup. That’s exactly how the Pentagon brass likes it.
Sources: The Hill, IB Times / Writer: Michael
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