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Goodbye, general!

All through the second of January, I wanted to post a thread on the two words above. It was the line that was ringing incessantly in my mind some 24 hours before Iran's military commander; general Qasem Soleimani was killed by US airstrike.


Okay, I am not sure if I have to do this, but I feel like getting it out. A lot has been, and a lot more is going to be said about the killing of Iranian general Qasem Soleimani and the implication of that action.

I want to reveal a revelation I had a day before his death.

Please, feel free to draw your conclusions.

In my dream, I saw two football teams playing against each other. It was a setup of what we call a "monkey post" in Nigeria. It's a form of 5, a-side.
One team was dominating the other, and the attack was coming from the dominant team's left-winger, who was referred to as "general."

The other team, (weaker side) was under constant pressure from waves after waves of attack. But it was being defended on the right by its right-back by who was also called "the general."

(It was like the number 11 of team A against the number 2 of team B).
And a general matched against another general.

The weaker team's right-back general was brave.
He was like a bulwark and astutely defended his team.

As I watched on, the dominant team attacked again, but this time from its right-winger.
The right-winger crossed for the center forward, who was quite a significant distance from the goal, and it would be very, very hard to score from such range considering the small size of the goal post.

However, something unexpected happened. The lad who was guarding the goal post (like a goalkeeper) left his strategic defensive position and rushed out to tackle the center forward. (a desperate rookie mistake)
The center forward of the dominant team then shot and scored.

I was surprised at how a team that had astutely defended itself until now could crumble so easily, so I looked to see the general who had marshaled the weaker team's defense.

He was no more in the game. "He's taken OUT."

I understood what it meant, and I said goodbye, general.

My take. It thinks Iran's defense is goon for good.

It looks like they are going to get a go at the US in one way or the other, but there is going to be a desperate mistake primarily borne out of inexperience that would be their undoing.

The mortal blow may not necessarily come from the US; it could probably come from Israel or Saudi Arabia.

I don't know the time frame for it to play out, it could be weeks, months, or years, but I think it's going to be an interesting decade in the Middle East.

Okay, I am not sure if I have to do this, but I feel like getting it out. A lot has been, and a lot more is going to be said about the killing of Iranian general Qasem Soleimani and the implication of that action.

I want to reveal a revelation I had a day before his death.

Please, feel free to draw your conclusions.

In my dream, I saw two football teams playing against each other. It was a setup of what we call a "monkey post" in Nigeria. It's a form of 5, a-side.
One team was dominating the other, and the attack was coming from the dominant team's left-winger, who was referred to as "general."

The other team, (weaker side) was under constant pressure from waves after waves of attack. But it was being defended on the right by its right-back by who was also called "the general."

(It was like the number 11 of team A against the number 2 of team B).
And a general matched against another general.

The weaker team's right-back general was brave.
He was like a bulwark and astutely defended his team.

As I watched on, the dominant team attacked again, but this time from its right-winger.
The right-winger crossed for the center forward, who was quite a significant distance from the goal, and it would be very, very hard to score from such range considering the small size of the goal post.

However, something unexpected happened. The lad who was guarding the goal post (like a goalkeeper) left his strategic defensive position and rushed out to tackle the center forward. (a desperate rookie mistake)
The center forward of the dominant team then shot and scored.

I was surprised at how a team that had astutely defended itself until now could crumble so easily, so I looked to see the general who had marshaled the weaker team's defense.

He was no more in the game. "He's taken OUT."

I understood what it meant, and I said goodbye, general.

My take. It thinks Iran's defense is goon for good.

It looks like they are going to get a go at the US in one way or the other, but there is going to be a desperate mistake primarily borne out of inexperience that would be their undoing.

The mortal blow may not necessarily come from the US; it could probably come from Israel or Saudi Arabia.

I don't know the time frame for it to play out, it could be weeks, months, or years, but I think it's going to be an interesting decade in the Middle East.

Whether you are religious, believe in dreams and visions or not. I would love to see your analysis of this.
I just want to see the analysis and opinion of different folks.

Nwamaipke, please keep out



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Lalasticlala

How much komorado caused all these?

Smartchoiice:
How much komorado caused all these?

What's komorado, pls?

Eya