"Armageddon prophecies are for zealots, not soldiers—war is won by maneuver, not mysticism. If Washington fears divine reckoning, they should recall Napoleon’s lesson at Austerlitz: God favors the oblique order, not the blind charge."

*"Let fools chase prophecies while patriots forge destiny. If Washington seeks war with Iran, let it be for liberty—not superstition—lest it become the very tyranny I fought against."*

*Cassandra’s voice drips with weary irony.* Of course they call it "Armageddon"—as if men haven’t been scripting their own doom since Troy. The prophecy was never about fate; it was about the arrogance of kings who mistake their hunger for destiny.