President Trump: On Sunday we reached an agreement with Iran that achieves everything we set out to accomplish. Everything, and much more. [TRANSCRIPT of 4 min video]

X.com ^ | June 17, 2026 | President Trump via Observing Consciousness @holonabove

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Observing Consciousness
@holonabove

BQQM: THE WAR MACHINE JUST LOST IRAN

Trump walked into Versailles and converted military pressure into controlled peace architecture...

The shooting stops... the blockade falls... Hormuz reopens... oil moves... frozen assets unlock... enriched material enters verification... read that again... enriched material moves toward IAEA supervised down-blending... BQQM...

Every concession now runs through a 60 day corridor of compliance... sequencing... and receipts...

This deal strikes the business model of permanent war...

For decades... crisis fed weapons... intelligence networks... sanctions... reconstruction contracts... and political control...

Trump compressed Iran with surveillance... force... naval pressure... and economic isolation... then turned that pressure into measurable terms...

Sanctions relief becomes the gate... nuclear accounting becomes the test... monitoring becomes the enforcement spine...

Versailles was the perfect stage...

Old world power... converted into a new order... the battlefield created the leverage... the agreement captured the outcome... and now the receipts begin...

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President Trump: On Sunday we reached an agreement with Iran that achieves everything we set out to accomplish. Everything, and much more.

Ending the current conflict, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and preventing Iran from ever obtaining a nuclear weapon — that's what it was all about. That was about 99%. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. They can't develop it, buy it. They can never have a nuclear weapon.

At the same time, with this announcement — or close to it — as people started to think it was going to happen, when Iran was making some very positive statements, the stock market has surged to record highs, picking up thousands of points over the last short period of time. Thousands of points.

Oil is dropping like it has never dropped before. Levels — in numbers — down $7, down $8. I've never seen anything like that.

But if we didn't do this deal, we could have dropped more bombs for another three weeks, two weeks, four weeks, two years... You would never have the Hormuz Strait open. You would never have success.

Our market, instead of going up at levels nobody's ever seen before, would go down at levels nobody saw before — maybe except for 1929 or whatever.

And you know, all the tough guys — the tough guys don't realize this wasn't a three-month deal. This was years in the making. You know why? Because I was the one that killed General Qasem Soleimani. And if I didn't kill Soleimani, we probably wouldn't be talking right now about this deal, because he was a mad genius. They never were able to replace him. But a lot of people forget that. The tough guys, you know — the tough guys that would drive the country right down the tubes.

The past two days have provided a chance to discuss the details of this historic deal with many of our closest friends and allies, including the G7 nations and many presidents and prime ministers. As you saw, Prime Minister Modi was here. We had a long talk. He's a great guy.

They are thrilled that we made a deal. Every one of them. There's not one nation that came to us and said, "Please sir, keep dropping bombs on them. Please keep dropping bombs." The stupid people say that.

But I'm thrilled to report — and by the way, those last two days were brutal — $200 million worth of bombs. And you know, it is expensive too, by the way, aside from everything else. And they knew I was coming for a third night. We informed them we're coming for a third night. They didn't have their navy; it sunk. They didn't have their air force; it's gone — not one plane. They didn't have anti-aircraft equipment, so we got free rein.

They didn't have their leaders, but they have a new group of leaders that I think is... actually, I think they're smarter. I think they're very smart. I think they're far less radicalized, and I think they're really good. They love their country.

You know, you talk about regime change — nobody will say that, but I guess that's... look, their one set of leaders is all gone. Their second set of leaders is all gone. Their third set of leaders, a little bit gone. But for the most part — frankly, I think that's regime change. I think they're going to behave much differently. I think they see a different way of life that they were never exposed to.

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[Gunslingr3]

"On Sunday we reached an agreement with Iran that achieves everything we set out to accomplish. Everything, and much more."

[Ronald77]

For now, then they rearm, re-equip and become a much, much greater threat. Iran has to be totally destroyed to bring any kind of peace to the area and the world through their terrorist lackies.
Murder. Arson terrorism is in their DNA.

[nitzy]

There's not one nation that came to us and said, "Please sir, keep dropping bombs on them. Please keep dropping bombs."

One nation...(cough, cough /nervously adjusts collar)....

[E. Pluribus Unum]

De facto POTUS Netanyahu will not allow it.

[Liz]

All this Iranian “peace and prosperity” comes at a steep price for taxpayers.

Here’s the estimated US cost of war with Iran:

There’s Iran’s $300 Billion “Reconstruction Fee” (read bribe to come to the peace table): Under a “preliminary” US-Iran framework agreement, the US and regional partners (Gulf-area countries) outlined an “economic development plan” for Iran. US officials “clarified” that this is an “incentive fund” made up of private investments and petrostates.....NOT direct US government tax dollars.

Got that, America?

Plus Iran gets another $24 Billion in Frozen Assets: This figure represents “Iran’s own money” locked up in foreign bank accounts (due to international sanctions). Unfreezing these funds would only occur.......(drum roll, please)....... IF agreed upon during the “finalization” of the (cough) “peace agreement.”

Israel is still adding up its bill.....that’ll be a whopper. Tax dollars to fund Israel’s rapid delivery of artillery shells, precision-guided bombs, and other heavy munitions, Israeli military research and development, including using technologies to detect underground tunnels, billions more US tax dollars to fund post-war Israel’s “public health initiatives” and regional “environmental protection,” etc, etc, etc.

All of the above is besides the costs of billions in weaponry the US used and more billions in gifts of US weaponry to Israel that Israel used for the 10,000 or so bombing sorties conducted to make Iran immensely richer and “peaceful.”

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Just figure the Iran war adds another $trillion to the deficit.

[Responsibility2nd]

They are thrilled that we made a deal. Every one of them. There’s not one nation that came to us and said, “Please sir, keep dropping bombs on them. Please keep dropping bombs.” The stupid people say that

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Trump also called these stupid people jealous and bad. Unfortunately, this applies to many Freepers who think Trump is making a huge mistake and should keep dropping bombs.

[ChessExpert]

I hope this goes well. One thing we know about President Trump is that he adjusts. He can say we are a peace. If he finds they acted in bad faith, he can turn around and start bombing again. Many other politicians would lock themselves into a verbal straitjacket.

[TokarevM57]

.....”Trust, but verify” is a Russian proverb, which rhymes in Russian. The phrase became internationally known in English after Suzanne Massie, a scholar of Russian history, taught it to Ronald Reagan, then president of the United States, who used it on several occasions in the context of nuclear disarmament discussions with the Soviet Union....”

I can’t help but feel just a bit uneasy about this agreement...I don’t think I am stupid but I don’t see how Iran will be stopped from continuing on the path of the development of nuclear weapons...and I don’t think I am alone in my concerns....jus’ sayin’ ....

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In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled President Trump: On Sunday we reached an agreement with Iran that achieves everything we set out to accomplish. Everything, and much more. [TRANSCRIPT of 4 min video], Ronald77 wrote:

For now, then they rearm, re-equip and become a much, much greater threat. Iran has to be totally destroyed to bring any kind of peace to the area and the world through their terrorist lackies.
Murder. Arson terrorism is in their DNA.

The United States didn't have to be totally destroyed to get rid of the swamp. Obama/Clinton/Biden corruption is not in our genes.

If it's DNA you're citing, then look at the genetic history of Iran prior to the overthrow by Muslim extremists. It's not Iranian DNA, it's Muslim extremist ideology and those who traditionally used Iran as a proxy for unrest and geopolitical endless war.

[johnthebaptistmoore]

End The Iranian Regime, ASAP! Anything less than this will make Iran as bad as ever, and very soon!

[HockeyPop]

Trump built his foreign policy brand on being the guy who wouldn’t get rolled by bad deals with Tehran. This MOU risks looking like exactly the kind of framework he once called one of the worst deals ever — only with his name on it and Vance out selling it as genius.

The bottom line. Trump and Vance are trying to turn a thin, concession-heavy framework into a triumphant peace dividend. The Strait of Hormuz may see more traffic soon. Oil prices may dip. But the hard questions — verification, enforcement, what happens when Iran tests the limits, and whether Israel’s security is being traded away remain unanswered or punted to the next round of talks.

The MOU might buy time. It might even lead somewhere useful if the follow-on negotiations are ruthless and realistic. But right now, the sales job from the White House is running way ahead of the substance on the page. That’s not leadership — that’s the same old smoke being blown up America’s a**.

[xkaydet65]

Tje mistake was doing it in the first place and then every week from March on goining on about oblitetation, unconditional surrender, the deal’s done, just a few more days,...did I miss anything? Oh yes “ HELP IS ON THE WAY!!!”

[Georgia Girl 2]

If the crazy Iranians agree to it. 🙄

[cowboyusa]

Ok, Israeli Firster!

[Jim W N]

If anyone knows the art of the deal, it’s Trump. Maybe a regime change has taken place. Well see. Verification is part of the deal.

God bless President Trump.

[lonestar67]

I trust the Iranian government to break the deal.

It could happen anytime.

And yes I’ll welcome the bombing campaign.

It’s fine for Trump to hit pause.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Israel First, just like you!