Trump's message (in Islamic Republic of Iran attack on US)

Donald J Trump on Telegram ^ | 28 Jan 2024

[cowboyusa]

100 percent.

[Conservat1]

Biden continued Obama’s ‘give-Iran’ policy.

[Alberta's Child]

Noticeably absent from this message is a public call for a response.

Just sayin' ...

[MTBobcat]

This needs to be hung totally around Biden’s neck for giving Iran money. He is responsible for this attack.

[logi_cal869]

Then obviously it appears that he (finally) has effective advisors in his circle.

[cowboyusa]

He’s not Presid÷ent right now, but Iran would not be doing this if he were President, because the sanctions would still.on, and the threat of attack would always be there. PEACE THROUGH STRENTH!

[cowboyusa]

The 5hreat of force and sanctions were working. Reagan and Trump had the best fp.

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

100 percent right but no doubt our domestic enemy media will portray it with the usual contempt.

[Az Joe]

Two seals about a week ago. Before that?

[qaz123]

So…. All our world war with the Muslim world. Are you volunteering to be out front of the first infantry unit to hit the ground or are you just going to advocate from your cozy home, safe from all the fighting

[KingofZion]

We should nuke Tehran and put an end to this madness. Time for the muslim experiment to end.

[DoughtyOne]

No, Obama did.

Folks, Obama is in his third term.

He even went into great detail to describe what he had planned.

Tell me honestly, doesn’t this mirror Obama’s model of logic
from his own terms in office? Sure it does...

Nobody thinks like this but him, on the details. These are
his policies. He hated the U. S. He still does.

[Theoria]

Why are Jordan, KSA, and the rest of our ‘allied’ middle eastern friends so dam weak? Why must we sacrifice our blood and treasure for sand people?

[cowboyusa]

I think you meant to respond to a different poster, but PT’S point is that the sanctions and the threat of force was working.

[fireman15]

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Back then I had a number of suppliers that I trusted, and it really did save quite a bit compared to purchasing one that was already put together. Plus, we didn't have to deal with all the crap-ware that became more and more of a problem over time.

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[wardamneagle]

Until you strike the heart of main cause…..it never ends.
FJB

[fireman15]

Sorry, too many windows open... posted to the wrong thread

[Red Badger]

Appeasement never works.......................

[Red Badger]

Appeasement never works.......................