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EARLY Access: The Watch Floor - How Lebanon’s Crisis Impacts the U.S. Directly (Patreon)

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2026-02-09 18:25:16
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Lebanon is a small country, but it plays a big role in the region. Problems inside the country, along with pressure from groups like ISIS and Hezbollah and countries like Israel and Iran, mean that what happens in Lebanon can affect U.S. security, stability in the Middle East, and humanitarian issues around the world.

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powermix24

I was born in Houston tx, my dad who is Lebanese took me there and was raised by a Christian family and community from 4 till 16, I couldn't ask for a better upbringing. It's a beautiful country but it's gripped by Islam and radical ideology. Lebanon was the only Christian country, now it's more Muslim and it's sad because Islam is the religion of death. I'm american first and never was a Lebanese citizen but it's sad what's happened to it

Lisa

Thank you Sarah for the update on Lebanon. And all that you post to keep us updated. As I sit here and watch our battle group off the coast and surrounding different countries to be able to hit Iran. I’m just curious if what I’ve read is true. Did the Saudi Prince refuse to give US use of their air space? And if we do hit Iran again is this going to cause more problems for the US? Such as activation of cells in your opinion?

Bob Ogg

Sarah; Lots of mention of Green Bay in videos. Are you a Wisconsin girl?

Robert Diggins

Thank you for this report! Q: I'm listening again bc I was distracted during the 1st listen, so I'm sorry if you covered this, but I'm curious about what external pressures are hitting Lebanon, from the USA? You mentioned that Iran funds Hezbollah and that's an external pressure. You know I would say that al Qaeda and iSIS are part of that answer, and that when you say they provide the cause for Israel to attack Southern Lebanon, it aligns with our strategy of tension and use of these groups to destabilize, for our own interests. (NOTE: I mean in our name, by what I consider to be cabal(s) of bad actors with power in our Pentagon and CIA/other IC/State Department. We have evidence of previous crimes of these bad actors, but I'm trying to ask for your opinion of the current situation and probability of the USA orchestrating destabilization in Lebanon, with this framework in mind - IOW, not everyone and not exactly above board, although we have obviously supported these nefarious actors previously, as well as fought and killed them. It's a grey area, at best, above board.)

Lu Smythe

I almost lost my Dad to the US Embassy bombing in Beirut and did lose many, many uncles there. My father’s squadron just had an anniversary memorial for that event. One of the worst moments of my life during middle school. Every time a green U.S. Gov’t car came through the neighborhood my heart and chest felt like somebody was wringing them like a wet wash cloth until the car was finally out of sight. And my mom couldn’t do anything but cry until we finally got a phone call four days later. Not sure there is a good solution for that neck of the woods in my opinion.

sidski

T Y Super Bad.

Investigator Steven M Waldo

Young lady, you are truly amazing. I very much enjoy (is that the correct word for information that scares the shit out of me?) your briefings. I feel that you have an excellent view on your special radar when the rest of us are stumbling around in the dark. Thank you so much. Keep up the excellent work.

Bluebonnet

Nice overview of the overall situation in Lebanon. It is like the mafia families. They all constantly bicker and fight over power and money (the carcass) while the poor people are left with a mouth full of feathers. Be interesting to see what happens at Litani river in the coming months.