I may be a Never Trumper with TDS but this is President Trump‘s finest hour!

@iamthe99 Okay. You‘re entitled to that point of view, you‘re not alone, but among senior statesmen and policymakers you‘d definitely be alone with that view.

@CedricH Yes. The senior statesmen and policymakers claim that Iran has always been the aggressor in the Middle East, and that Israel is a peaceful land flowing with milk and honey, very much in the Biblical sense. Which is why they dare not criticise.

I am proud to stand against them at this point.

@iamthe99 Whatever makes you proud 🙂

@JonUK41 No I do not like the Iranian regime.

@iamthe99 So it is a case of my enemy's enemy must be my friend.

What don't you like about the Iranian regime?

@JonUK41 No, I want the bombing and the killing to stop. On both sides. I dislike them both. What are you trying to get me to admit?

@Vin53 😂 He‘s a weird bloke, isn’t he?

@TheBatQueen hmmmm

@TheBatQueen Joe Biden chose to surrender to the Taliban. Our military did not. And he did so against the advice of every leading military commander at his disposal. In doing so he also sacrificed the lives of 13 brave souls.

@JesseInTX One of the single-most tragic mistakes any US President ever made.

@gol979 I certainly can‘t force you to behave like a man, so if you feel the compulsive need to spout your vile nonsense, be my guest.

@CedricH oh, you are so woke lol

@TheBatQueen Their allies are diminished, that’s one of the reasons why the moment for this campaign was so opportune. I wholeheartedly agree with your first half sentence though 👍🏻

@TheBatQueen Russia and North Korea will do nothing. They’re weak and overextended as it is.

Hezbollah has been defeated last autumn. They‘re but a pitiful shadow of their former selves. Hamas is virtually extinct. What remains are a group of ragtag terror cells scattered and leaderless in the catacombs beneath the rubble in fewer and fewer sectors of Gaza.
The Houthis have been degraded by months of intense US-Israeli air strikes. They eventually begged the US government for a reprieve. However, should they fire a single missile or drone at US military installations, that reprieve would end instantaneously.

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout I hope it’s the long tormented Iranian people who will bring them to justice.

@CedricH amen.. the mullars and ayatollahs time is up

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout I agree, their time has just run out.

@BabyLonia The IAF attacked a compound next to the consulate which housed a high ranking Iranian military-intelligence official who was actively planning and coordinating ongoing attacks by Hamas and Hezbollah et al on Israel at the time. That made him a legitimate target and any Iranian response to that targeted assassination against the State of Israel, therefore, wasn’t covered by self-defense. Neither was Iran‘s October attack. If you harbor terrorists who are at war with Israel, you open yourself up to precise, proportionate, and legal attacks aimed at these specific individuals such as Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran. Unless, of course, you think it was illegal for the US to go after the Taliban post-9/11 for sheltering and otherwise aiding Al Qaeda.

@CedricH wow. Ok it’s clear you believe Israel is and always has been the victim, and that you legitimise the genocide in Gaza. There’s nothing more to say.

@Cierzo I guess I‘ll take that as a compliment coming from you.

@Zonuss Deporting working residents of the United States en masse, authorizing additional multi-trillion dollar deficit spending, and fighting a protracted global trade war are all greater risks to the US economy than a few weeks of airstrikes in the Middle East.
Just to put things into perspective.

@basilfawlty89 Iran, just like Iraq, doesn’t possess nuclear weapons. The US did find the components that were necessary and sufficient for Saddam Hussein‘s reactivation of Iraq‘s temporarily dormant WMD programs.


Iraq had:
1. Trained scientists and engineers who had worked on the earlier nuclear program.
2. Dual-use equipment that could support a nuclear effort.
3. Documentation and design know-how from earlier efforts.
4. A desire (on Saddam’s part) to someday resume the program if sanctions ended.

@CedricH but still no WMDs. Which after Saddam, what happened? Oh, right! ISIS!
Which only led to mass slaughter of Assyrians and Yezidis. No biggie, right?

@basilfawlty89 A big biggie. And completely avoidable had Obama not foolishly and against the advise of Bush administration officials, Obama’s own intelligence and military advisers and against the advise of most Iraq experts in D.C withdrawn all US forces from Iraq by 2011 and had he not refused to negotiate a comprehensive status of forces agreement with Iraqi PM Nouri al Maliki.

@Vin53 It‘s so cute how the isolationist Maga crowd - Charlie Kirk or Matt Gaetz for instance - were just forced to deliver a 180 in their spin 😂 a bunch of tools