> Starting with that assumption, anyone who recommends a decisive alternative policy is painted as a warmonger.
I’ve had it up to here with people who use euphemisms like “decisive alternative policy” to describe the failed foreign policy of the 30 years between Reagan and Trump.
They don’t need anyone else to paint them as warmongers. It’s beyond obvious that that, and not any alleged security for Americans, is their goal.
Nice distaction from our fight. Our country matters more.
I oppose pur government letting in record numbers of asylum seekers and giving them bus/plane tix to anywhere but their country.
I am opposed to our government counting foreigners in censuses.
I am opposed to the supreme court nullifying our votes.
I am opposed to a single reatriction on my right to protect myself from bearing arms to protect the Constitution as written.
The government will make us do what we desire the least. They will slaughter us by the thousands.
For now, we can fight. Citizenship is being criminilized. We won’t be in our homes for long, at this rate.
We owe them a punch in the nose. I’d settle for the new rulers kicking ass and taking names of the ‘enforcers’ of the regime.
We owe them a punch in the nose. I’d settle for the new rulers kicking ass and taking names of the ‘enforcers’ of the regime.
I believe Trump has been supporting the rebels since his election.
I could see where the Iranian people are getting a little restless. This has to be a very troubling time for the mullahs and ayatollahs of Iran, and the semi-civilian government that operates at their direction.
I don’t believe this rises to the point of restoring the “Peacock Throne” of the family of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran, to power, but the “Islamic Republic of Iran” have shown they cannot govern a modern nation-state either. There was an attempted coup against the Shah in 1953 when the Prime Minister of the time, Mohammad Mosaddegh, attempted to usurp the Shah’s near-complete rule, but was thwarted by the combined actions of the CIA and the British MI6. Mosaddegh was considered to be a pro-Russian operative, calling for full nationalization of the oil industry.
This is the same old bulls*it.
Achmed Chalabi
Hamid Karzai
Juan Guaido
Nguyen Van Thieu
There’s always somebody who speaks English and looks good in a suit, telling us what the neocons want us to hear.
Never again. The war is here.
A Q-centric viewpoint is that Iran by breaking this deal with the EU is unleashed and able to speak with the Trump Administration in a tell it all fashion that is sure to blemish the Socialists of the world.