May 2018: Trump unilaterally ends Iran Nuclear Deal and adds sanctions despite Iran complying with the deal.
And that's the answer to the question in this thread.
May 2018: Trump unilaterally ends Iran Nuclear Deal and adds sanctions despite Iran complying with the deal.
And that's the answer to the question in this thread.
Answer is simple. Orange Man bad.
But I do not think we should be there any way. The invasion of Iraq was a huge mistake. Leave them alone unless they harm any of our citizens or allies. Then hit them hard. From the air.
And as a historical reference, after Japan struck Pearl Harbor, the President asked Congress for a declaration of War Against Japan. One congressman voted against it.
" If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher.." - Abraham Lincoln
“ The Constitution be never construed to authorize Congress to - prevent the people of the United States, who are peaceable citizens, from keeping their own arms..” - Samuel Adams
You know you have swallowed propaganda when you blame Yemen's[a country that Saudia Arabia is enganging in active genocide against] attack on SA as somehow coming from Iran.
Irrelevant.
If I get drunk and punch a blind kindergarden teacher, I don't get to sober up and say "I shouldn't be in jail, I shouldn't have punched him". Yes, a lot of the US disagreed with invading Iraq. But we did. We don't get to just walk away and say "well, that's on you", especially considering the people who disagree with the Iraq war mostly disagreed because there was no reason to invade Iraq. So, sticking them with the bill and leaving is actually worse. Plus all the other consequences, such as "now Iraq is filled with uncontrolled militants who fucking hate us".
We invaded Iraq for a bullshit reason and I agree we should not have gone. But we did. Now it's our responsibility. Abandoning them would be like, I dunno, signing a contract to pay workers and then choosing not to do it. Hundreds of times.
https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-m...ng-golf-ukrai/
He went golfing with another American member of the board. A board member is neither a boss nor an executive.
But that's all I'll say on this as it's getting off-topic from the thread.
A board member played golf with another board member and his father, oh the fucking scandal. Does that mean, everyone that has golfed with Trump now has to recuse themselves on EVERYTHING to do with Trump? Because that wouldn't bother me, I mean everyone of the senators that have golfed with Trump, about half of the Republican senators would have to recuse themselves in everything to do with Trump.
Didn't fucking think this through did you? About the stupidest argument you could have come up with.
You mean Burisma board member Devon Archer? The guy Hunter Biden worked with prior to both of them joining Burisma? The guy who is a longtime business associate of Hunter Biden that Joe Biden very likely wasn't familiar with beyond him being a business associate of his son? Are you Lanky Kong? Cause that's some serious reach you've got there.
Yeah and all Trumps connections with Russian companies must be good enough to convict him.
When are yoi going to leap all over Trump's Russian connections?
With Trump being the president, and having that shitgibbon of an AG Barr, you still can't manage to get a real investigation? The only evidence that they have is a report from Fox news? That's it? And even the link they have, goes to a page that doesn't exist anymore, so they don't have any evidence at all.
Yeah, let me know when something happens with that.