We need to focus on fixing our country first before trying to forcefully fix other countries just because our bully friend wants to push them down and claim their desks and lunch boxes.

Good lord. Supposedly, Iran has been building a nuclear bomb since the 1979 Iranian Revolution and 46 years later they are, supposedly, still building this weapon of mass destruction. Obviously, either Iran has the dumbest nuclear physicists in history or US presidents have been fed a bunch of lies and, quite frankly, I am inclined to believe the latter!

Anonymous wrote:Deja vu with the Iraq war. Have they found those WMDs yet?

And the fact that a bigger deal over the disaster that was Iraq hasn't been made is mind boggling. Especially the efforts to make it into a Conservative Utopia. Why do we keep electing these fools? Why does anyone support the Republican party?????

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Anonymous wrote:Deposing or killing the current leadership is certainly possible. Crafting a stable government after the current regime falls will likely be impossible.

Our job is to get rid of the current government. Once that is finished, it’s on the Iranians to establish the new government.

It is not our job to get rid of the government of any country. Putin is ten billion times worse than Iran's Hosseini Khamenei, born in 1939, is 86 years old and murdering him would be sheer lunacy.

Well, lunacy is trump's strongest trait.

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Anonymous wrote:Good. He can take the Marines out of US Streets and send them to do the job they were trained for, and hopefully those 61,000 newly signed up MAGAs will be first in line to go over there.

I know two MAGA families from my home town whose sons enlisted once Trump won in November. They were not going to enlist if Harris won. They absolutely believed Trump was an isolationist.

The truth is stranger than fiction.

I hope they are the first sent.to fight for Trump and the first to return to Dover Air Force Base!

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Anonymous wrote:Good. It is time Iran was de-clawed for good.

Whether you hate Trump or not....how can anyone not want a regime change in Iran?

How is it that we've seen this same movie so many times over the last 50 years, and yet there are still people who can't understand that it isn't so simple?

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Anonymous wrote:Good. It is time Iran was de-clawed for good.

Whether you hate Trump or not....how can anyone not want a regime change in Iran?

I hate Trump and want a regime change in the US. How can anyone not want a foreign country to invade US to install a new regime.

Seems dementia don has lost MTG…


Marjorie Taylor Greene joined the chorus of both “America First” isolationists and far-left progressives opposed to the U.S. being drawn into a war with Iran as she tweeted late Wednesday evening: “Americans don’t want to bomb Iran because the secular government of Israel says that Iran is on the verge of developing a nuclear bomb any day now. “

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/marjorie-taylor-greene-iran-israel-trump-policy-b2769044.html

But just think of the investment opportunities for the Trump family in a “liberated” Iran. All of the Trump-branded hotels, golf courses, resorts, and tiowers that could be built…

Anonymous wrote:I’m thinking this is not what MAGA voted for. Looks a lot like GWB and the neo-Cons. Iraq and Afghanistan and “forever wars” were supposed to be anathema to Trump. What happened?


https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-hints-regime-change-iran-while-declaring-make-iran-great-again-after-us-strikes.amp

Your title is wrong. Netanyahu and AIPAC want regime change.

Unfortunately, too many powerful people in our country want the same thing, so Trump has no option but to hear and obey.

Anonymous wrote:Well, I think that we know he’s kind of an idiot.

this

Deja vu with the Iraq war. Have they found those WMDs yet?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Deposing or killing the current leadership is certainly possible. Crafting a stable government after the current regime falls will likely be impossible.

Our job is to get rid of the current government. Once that is finished, it’s on the Iranians to establish the new government.

Americans and their hubris. You guys never learn and repeat the same failures over and over. This regime change has already been tried and led to Americans being taken hostage. This is what led us to the current Iranian regime.

We should have supported the shah, rather than let the radicals take over.
Now this group is intent on implementing sharia law throughout the world. They have already spread it to several countries.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Deposing or killing the current leadership is certainly possible. Crafting a stable government after the current regime falls will likely be impossible.

Our job is to get rid of the current government. Once that is finished, it’s on the Iranians to establish the new government.

This is not our job to undertake. Why would we be involved in that?

You are correct in that it is not "solely" our job....but I don't see NATO and other countries truly condemning the bombing.

In fact...

UK: "Iran can never be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon and the U.S. has taken action to alleviate that threat," Starmer said.
Source: https://abc7.com/post/us-strikes-iran-nations-react-american-iranian-nuclear-sites-many-calling-diplomacy/16816470/

Canada: Prime Minister Mark Carney reiterated Trump’s belief that “Iran can never be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon,” something that he says Canada has been “consistently clear” about. He said that Trump’s directive was meant to “alleviate the threat” but that the situation is still “highly volatile.”
Czechia: Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Petr Fiala said that the country supported the U.S. strikes, calling them “an understandable effort to prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons.”
Source: https://time.com/7296530/united-states-strikes-iran-world-leaders-react/

Many countries silently support the US bombing of Iran.

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Anonymous wrote:Good. It is time Iran was de-clawed for good.

Whether you hate Trump or not....how can anyone not want a regime change in Iran?

Oy can want it, but it doesn’t mean you can do it.

I’d love a regime change in the White House. Are you saying that all options are on the table?