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EPISODE · Apr 19, 2026 · 27 MIN

US Losing the War on Iran Shows the US Empire is in DECLINE- Lt. Col. William J. Astore

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On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Retired US Air Force Lieutenant Colonel William J. Astore, Author of ‘American Militarism on Steroids’. He discusses why he asesses that the US is losing its war on Iran, the ballooning US military budget for perpetual war and the decline of US empire, the decline of democracy in America as the US empire’s appetite only continues to grow, Pope Leo XIV’s stance against the war on Iran, why Israel and Netanyahu dragging the US into the war on Iran represents a threat to national security, mainstream media’s coverage of the Ukraine proxy war and Russia’s lack of trust of the US in negotiations, and much more. Chapters (00:00:00) - Iran's National Army Day(00:02:09) - Iran Has Won The War on Iran(00:05:18) - Goldman Sachs: Military Spending is Back with a Vengeance(00:15:02) - Israel Is a Threat to US National Security(00:24:52) - How Will the Military Industrial Complex Respond to Failure in the War?

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