[Mr. M.J.B.]

Go back to the debates and read what Trump said about Syria and Hitlery.

Someone here posted it already.

Trump’s Syria flip this week, the false flag chemical BS, and now 50! Tomahawks.

Insane. Lies. Treachery.

His presidency is over - two months in.

[af_vet_1981]

Go back to the debates and read what Trump said about Syria and Hitlery. Someone here posted it already. Trump’s Syria flip this week, the false flag chemical BS, and now 50! Tomahawks. Insane. Lies. Treachery. His presidency is over - two months in.

But what does Caroline Glick say about it ?

Since President Donald Trump entered the White House, Iran has been his most urgent foreign policy challenge. Unlike Obama, Trump recognizes that Iran’s nuclear program and its threats to US economic and strategic interests in the Persian Gulf and the Levant cannot be wished away.

And so he has decided to deal with Iran.

The question is, what is he supposed to do? Trump has three basic options.

He can cut a deal with Russia. He can act against Iran without cutting a deal with Russia. And he can do nothing, or anemically maintain Obama’s pro-Iran policies.

The first option has the greatest potential strategic payoff. If Trump can convince Russia to ditch Iran, then he has a chance of dismantling the regime in Tehran and so defusing the Iranian nuclear program and destroying Hezbollah without having to fight a major war.

The payoff to Russia for agreeing to such a deal would be significant. But if Trump were to adopt this policy, the US has a lot of bargaining chips that it can use to convince Putin to walk away from the ayatollahs long enough for the US to defuse the threat they pose to its interests.

The problem with the Russia strategy is that since Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in the presidential race, the Democrats, their allied media outlets and powerful forces in the US intelligence community have been beset by a Russia hysteria unseen since the Red scares in the 1920s and 1950s.

The fact that Obama bent over backward to cater to Putin’s interests for eight years has been pushed down the memory hole.

[Fu-fu2]

Reading a lot of comments like yours here. Appears there are a lot of posters on FR of questionable intent.

[Dave W]

What a snowflake you are.