Do you support Donald Trumps assassination of the Iran General? (I do)

Keep trying though... you can even use a dictionary if you need@Itsmeagain

Your limp dick mom may have one. Oh... a dictionary is a book. It has words in it@Itsmeagain

You got clever right. Thank you. @Itsmeagain

@yogibooboo I forgive you.

@yogibooboo Thank you and I apologise to you.

@Itsmeagain Thank you, Nice gesture, me too!

@QuixoticSoul Literally the first we heard of Iran being behind these militias was from Mike Pompeo when he claimed Iran was funding ISIS which makes about as much sense as the Pope funding the UDA in NI.

When Suleimani was whacked he was actually meeting with Saudis to come to some sort of truce with their proxies.



Lol. Americans think in news cycles. I am sorry but this goes back all the way to the 90s when the CIA convinced the Shia in Iraq to revolt and then left them to be massacred. Like the Kurds they haven't trusted the US for decades. At best the US is regarded as a means to an end. And it also does not change the fact that the majority in the country told the US to get the hell out. The Trump Administration is completely ignoring them and arrogantly demanded that Iraq pay the bill for US imperialism for their sovereignty back. You think that will garner good will?

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow No, this is not the first time we’ve heard about Iran’s Iraqi proxies.

[quote] In 2006, at the height of the bloodshed in Iraq, Soleimani took a break from managing Asaib and its sister groups in order to supervise another Iranian proxy, Hezbollah, in its escalating war with Israel. During his absence, U.S. commanders in the Green Zone noted a sharp decline in casualties across the country. Upon his return from Lebanon, Soleimani wrote to U.S. commanders, “I hope you have been enjoying the peace and quiet in Baghdad. I’ve been busy in Beirut!”[/quote]

From a rather excellent write-up on Soleimani’s career by West Point’s faculty.

The other major player in the car was Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, whose role is also not really in dispute.

@QuixoticSoul Well if it is in an American newpaper it must be true. And West Point is totally impartial. lol

And it still does not change the fact that both under US and international law extra judicial assassinations of military officials is not legal.

It also ignores the fact that it tells the world anyone who does not like the US all US generals or intelligence officiers are fair targets at any time.

Just like after the "we tortured some folks" fiasco any American who believes their opponents will abide by the Geneva conventions now is an idiot.

@JAYS21 Yeah trump is a fucking loser

@RamessesII That seems... rigid and impractical.

@RamessesII libtards usually don’t !

@Budwick I mean, what kind of moron thinks that McDonald's didn't exist until after the Vietnam War? That's really fucking stupid.

@daisymay Do you remember when you said [quote]We can safely ignore anything you have to say about any subject[/quote]

I know it was 2 minutes ago, but do you remember?

@Budwick Do you remember when you said that McDonald's hadn't been invented yet during the Vietnam War?

@Pitchblue I probably should. They are the only things a mental midget like you can understand

@HoraceGreenley Any beautiful Muslim woman in that society gets raped repeatedly until she marries. They hang the women who kill their would be rapists, so getting raped is just a fact of life. The ugly women don't get touched. So he gets 72 of those "virgins" . A fate worse than death?

@TexChik nice bunch of guys, huh?

@JT123 [image deleted]

@Harriet03 😂😂😂😂

@Itsmeagain 🤣

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow Agreed. As I stated earlier, our President is not the sharpest knife in the drawer. 🤷‍♂️

@QuixoticSoul I can admit stupidity. 🤷‍♂️ you got me.

@Stevy It’s not stupid - there was a media blitz from certain quarters to make it [i]appear[/i] that way.

Soleimani was not some kind of a devil. He’s never really been implicated in any atrocities, etc. in classical terms, it’s hard to even call him a terrorist. He was a soldiers

But he was an enemy soldier - one that had a lot of American notches on his belt.

@Itsmeagain Uh oh 😧

@SimplyTracie 😂😂😂😂

@Itsmeagain 😂😂😂

@jackjjackson you sunspots and pixie all appear to be one person.

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow Now now, no need for conspiracy theories.

Sporty has a very particular set of disabilities. If he had an alt, you’d know.

He’s getting my sock puppets all confused. @QuixoticSoul

@quitwhendone Then... she won’t be assassinated

@SimplyTracie I am saying just because the trumpster excludes her from her proper role doesn’t mean that isn’t her job. He needs to be impeached precisely for behavior like this and it wouldn’t hurt to include the recent assassination

@Aliveshock Amen

@jackjjackson Only in your twisted imagination. Only an idiot or a zealot like you could claim it was not political.

@jackjjackson just taking out the trash

Lincoln, JFK and MLK were political. @PicturesOfABetterTomorrow

@QuixoticSoul Trump has been escalating this situation for Israel and the Saudi's since 2016. He wants to rent out young American men and women to them. "The Saudi's will pay" It's really sad we can't figure out who Trump is working for because it's not the American people.

@Pitchblue But you seem unhappy he did not follow up Iran's missile strikes with our own?

@QuixoticSoul This was like shutting down the Government, the exchanged one general for another and put US soldiers in even more jeopardy for nothing. He fucked the Government employees and got nothing. He destroyed US markets with tariffs and got nothing.

@JT123 Very true this country has become overrun by treasonous pukes.

@beckyromero You wreak of bias and all this crap you libtards try to blur the lines with is tired and totally rediculous.

@Itsmeagain

nonsensical answer

@beckyromero Apparently not because this exact montra has been on display for almost four years and it's really went nowhere beyond petty partisanship. He not acting like a monarch for Christ sakes he didn't send us into war and he was within his rights that's all been established you like the Democrats are quibbling over why. Here's your answer HE'S THE PRESIDENT HE CAN, WHY BECAUSE PRESENTS CAN DO THINGS.

@JBird he was indeed a terrorist

@WizardOfAahs blame north korea. But ignore what Trump got y'all into.

???@JBird

IKR, right? @Itsmeagain

@SimplyTracie YES TRACIE YES IT IS.

@jackjjackson 😂😂

@WizardOfAahs I can only say what I saw. Mostly younger people protesting, while the NIAC (National Iranian American Council) was happy. I'm not all knowing, and I have better things to do that constantly look up Trump and people who dislike him.

I don’t dislike or like Trump.

The biggest problem this country is facing now isn’t Trump.... it’s the people who judge everything they see by one thing... is it pro Trump or against Trump.

Seems a poor lens for making choices about who’s going to affect your taxes, the deficit, health care, infrastructure... whether the US continues to be the dominant world power.

Think things are bad now... wait until we look like Europe and China is the leading economy.

Hope your “better things to do” includes judging who can lead this country better than Moscow Mitch or everything should be free AOC
@raysam363

@raysam363 Define happy.

[quote]WASHINGTON DC – In response to reports of Qassem Soleimani’s death as a result of airstrikes in Iraq, NIAC President Jamal Abdi released the following statement:

“The last thing the world needs is yet another disastrous American military adventure in the Middle East. [b]The assassination of IRGC Quds Force Commander Qassem Soleimani is a profoundly reckless move[/b] that will be viewed as an act of war in Tehran. The most aggressive hardline elements inside Iran have just been given a massive opening to consolidate influence internally and respond violently externally.

“Iran is a nation of 80 million innocent people, most of whom do not want war and oppose the actions of their own government. Similarly, Iraq is a nation of 38 million who deserve peace after lives filled with war. And the American people have seen enough of wars in the Middle East that have no end, only new beginnings. Yet many thousands of innocents in each country will be the victims of a conflict that will be difficult to confine within any one nation’s borders.

“There is no Congressional authorization for a war with Iran, and the legal authority for this assassination on Iraqi soil is dubious at best. Soleimani himself has blood on his hands, yet that is neither an authorization for a war nor a just cause for starting one. Moreover, there is a fierce nationalist streak in Iranian politics, and Soleimani himself polled as one of the most popular figures within his country.

“We call yet again on leaders in Washington and Tehran to halt the escalation spiral, invite in intermediaries and negotiate their differences before it is too late and a regional war is upon us. There is no singular decision that necessitates a bloody and costly war that will have no victors. Millions across the region are praying and hoping that this reckless assassination does not open pandora’s gate.”[/quote]

Also, just as a bonus...

[quote]
NIAC Statement on Iran’s Decision to Reduce Compliance with Nuclear Deal

In response to reports that Iran would continue to reduce compliance with the Iran nuclear deal, the National Iranian American Council (NIAC) issued the following statement:

“[b]The catastrophic ineptitude of President Trump’s maximum pressure strategy is yet again on full display[/b], this time with Iran’s nuclear program. From the assassination of Iran’s IRGC Quds Force Commander Qassem Soleimani to now a further reduction in Iran’s compliance with the nuclear agreement Trump has worked to unravel, this president’s policies have accelerated the prospects of war, the specter of nuclear proliferation, and instability in the region. At every crossroad where a diplomatic offramp was possible, Trump has chosen self-defeating conflict and inexplicable escalation.

“Despite Trump taking the U.S. very nearly to a point of no return, it appears Iran is still keeping open the prospect of saving the nuclear deal that remains the best vehicle to impose limits on Iran’s nuclear program.

“Even as it ceases application of its commitments, and amidst threats from the U.S. president that he may bomb Iranian cultural sites, Iran’s announcement appears to be a deliberate step to ensure that the nuclear agreement can remain at least in life support. While nuclear safeguards have been downgraded with this final step, Iran’s professed willingness to continue providing IAEA nuclear inspectors access to its nuclear sites and its continued implementation of the Additional Protocol suggest that even at this reduced state, the JCPOA is still an option on the table for the international community – and perhaps Trump’s successor – to salvage.”[/quote]

@JoeyFoxx Eh, it's a stupid law. The CIA should have just been reigned in through policy changes.

Now we have these goofy euphemisms - but targeted killings are assassinations no matter how much lawyers dance around it.

@QuixoticSoul I’m on the fence. Clearly he needed to go, but with an open emergency declaration, it’s technically a military strike.

It’s just a weird slippery slope when everyone isn’t on the same page

@JoeyFoxx That's the sort of goofy lawyer shit you have to do when you make basic tools of realpolitik illegal. Permanent emergency, and worldwide battlefield with no defined enemy. It's meaningless.

Regardless, even in times of open war - taking out a high value target in a deliberate surgical fashion is an assassination. There's no real reason to treat it as a dirty word, these are big boy games.

@Pitchblue Shit was already heating up so it's hard to say - and Iran's proxies have already killed hundreds of our soldiers in Iraq.

Doing it in a single missile strike from their territory, would, of course, be completely suicidal, so it's not exactly impressive that they didn't.

@QuixoticSoul Where are all these hundreds of soldiers they killed? The Trump admin keeps saying Americans, this whole thing started with one dead contractor.

@Pitchblue In Iraq, during the bloodier years of the occupation - when Iranians directly trained and supplied shiite militias and ran operational control. This isn't a secret, and was never hidden.

[quote]Soleimani soon intervened more directly in Iraq, too, sending in Shi`a militias as proxies. Under his leadership, the Quds Force stood up a number of militias for the express purpose of attacking U.S. and allied troops. Collectively, these organizations were responsible for hundreds of coalition deaths. One of them, Asaib Ahl al-Haq (League of the Righteous), claimed more than 6,000 such attacks between its creation in 2006 and the U.S. withdrawal in 2011—an average of more than three per day, every day, for five years.

In 2006, at the height of the bloodshed in Iraq, Soleimani took a break from managing Asaib and its sister groups in order to supervise another Iranian proxy, Hezbollah, in its escalating war with Israel. During his absence, U.S. commanders in the Green Zone noted a sharp decline in casualties across the country. [b]Upon his return from Lebanon, Soleimani wrote to U.S. commanders, “I hope you have been enjoying the peace and quiet in Baghdad. I’ve been busy in Beirut!”[/b][/quote]

Soleimani had a long and productive career. He is a fascinating character, I recommend studying up.

@MrAboo [quote]He may not know all the laws and is doubling down not knowing his proposed actions are unlawful. That’s why he has advisors who will correct him. He’s not dangerous.[/quote]
A president that isn't stupid as shit would know that targeting cultural sites without military necessity is a war crime. Because any functional adult knows this.

A merely stupid president would run this sort of shit by his advisors before stating it, and then keep his mouth shut.

A dangerously fucking retarded president runs his mouth on twitter, makes the whole country look fucking retarded, and is then forced to walk it back by the press.

@QuixoticSoul go to hell

@MrAboo

@Groofydorkgerdo
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@Groofydorkgerdo Amen

@StrictLoving prolly shouldn't joke. I'll have secret service at my door.

JUST A JOKE, GUYS!!!

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow Please stop being stupid 🙄

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout That is ultimately irrelevant and does not change the law. By your logic literally every nation who's military engages in covert operations including pentagon officials are legitimate targets for murder.

@Itsmeagain I am sorry you find facts and the law inconvenient.

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow he took out a killer of our troops libtard

@saragoodtimes He took out a general in an army. You can't arbitrarily murder foreign military officers.

@saragoodtimes And for someone claiming to care about troops you support the legal precedent Trump set to have the US army declared a terrorist group in Iran. Hell by this metric the head of the CIA could be executed for terrorism on her public record alone.

@pismo [quote]hoping the guy drops dead isn't illegal[/quote]

But what you said was - "I would support the assassination of Donald Trump,"

Words matter.

@SW-User Your enjoying this aren't you?? 😉😏

@Stevy Just the comments of those derailing... LOL

@SW-User I just like to rebuttal, even if I'm talking out of my Ass 😉

@HoraceGreenley Is that the wrestler Trump tackled to the floor? Such a wuss. 🤣

@SimplyTracie

@soar2newhighs Hoping it’s not the calm before the storm.

@SimplyTracie IMO, it's not. I think there was much stuff done between the US and Iran, and perhaps other major players from other countries who stepped in and are still trying to get this whole thing behind us.

@Jeffrey53 Oh, well thanks for taking the time to add your non-answer🙄

You very welcome @Itsmeagain

@WizardOfAahs "What! No butter, margarine, hahahahahhahahahahaha whada loser.

Toast

@Pitchblue

@RandomForest have to call bullshit

@MasterLee Then you haven't been reading the news.

@RandomForest Actually I do regularly. Were you watching msdnc freakout channel?

Or orange man bad cnn?

I agree with the result but not that term. He wasn’t murdered either. A rabid dog was put down. @bowman81