BREAKING NEWS Trump Confirms Surprise US Airstrikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites, Including Fordo

[ThreeCardMonte]

The leftists will appreciate politically correct.

 

 

[jvs]

15 minutes ago, ThreeCardMonte said:

Go back and read your reach around buddies post.

 

All deflecting.  Nothing answered directly.

 

Please continue with your nonsense.

When did your family come to the US?

 

[nauseus]

2 hours ago, Mavideol said:

it's a bit longer but worth the read, I know it's from muslim Pakistan but they do have the right to their opinion, let's see if "that" moderator let it go

 

Another respondent quoted the point-blank congressional hearing of, Tulsi Gabbard, Director of the US intelligence.

Congressman: "Does Iran have nuclear weapons?"

Director: "No."

Congressman: "Is Iran building nuclear weapons?"

Director: "No."

World Responds to Netanyahu's War Rhetoric

 

https://www.msn.com/en-xl/asia/pakistan/world-responds-to-netanyahu-s-war-rhetoric/ar-AA1HcNM6?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=LCTS&cvid=d23957a7cc4440f0b3a85449d8f14e9c&ei=38

 

False and misleading claim.

 

This "point-blank" congressional hearing of Tulsi Gabbard was a confirmation  hearing - meaning that she was not  Director of the US intelligence at that time. As a nominee, she was not privy to to all relevant intelligence then and has changed her view since being confirmed.

[ThreeCardMonte]

2 minutes ago, jvs said:

When did your family come to the US?

 

Completely irrelevant.

 

More deflecting from the original context.

 

It’s what you do best.

[jvs]

32 minutes ago, Quentin Zen said:

Let's compare AMERICA to iran.   Most here budget $4 for internet, 0 for everything else, and play 5-star General on the internet.   hahahhaha.   America is the 98274894037243284320743084234 lb Gorilla, numbers never lie.  never.  especially if I like the numbers.

 

Your numbers are correct.

How many Americans are willing to strap on a back pack and meet their 72 virgins?

The danger is not over,many innocent people will die.

Never underestimate centuries of hate.

 

[Yagoda]

4 hours ago, NanLaew said:

 

The 40-odd Iranian missiles that fell on Israel the next day?

What, they killed a few more old ladies and kids and blew up a coffee shop? Israel should surrender

[Yagoda]

13 minutes ago, ThreeCardMonte said:

The leftists will appreciate politically correct.

 

 

Good one lol.

 

I wonder how many Iranian colonels are refusing promotion to General

[ThreeCardMonte]

4 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

What, they killed a few more old ladies and kids and blew up a coffee shop? Israel should surrender

Iran aims for hospitals.

 

Hamas hides behind civilians in hospitals as cannon fodder.

[animalmagic]

3 hours ago, ThreeCardMonte said:

Incorrect.

 

We had guns.  We kicked them out twice.

 

Nothing like American determination.

•  

  The Continental Congress established the Secret Committee of Correspondence to publicize the American cause in Europe, particularly in France. Benjamin Franklin, a well-known figure in Europe, was sent to Paris to negotiate with the French government. His celebrity status and diplomatic skills were instrumental in securing French assistance.
• While France was eager to see Britain weakened, King Louis XVI was initially hesitant about formally recognizing the American rebellion due to concerns about the potential impact on his own monarchy. Before a formal alliance, France provided covert support, including arms and supplies, through figures like Pierre Beaumarchais. The Treaty of Alliance, signed in 1778, formalized the Franco-American alliance, committing both nations to mutual defense and providing crucial military and financial aid to the Americans. 

  France committed significant resources to the American Revolution, including warships, soldiers, and financial aid. French naval support and troops, particularly at the Battle of Yorktown, were critical to the American victory. 

  The French alliance and support were vital to the American victory in the Revolutionary War. 

[Yagoda]

Just now, animalmagic said:

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  The Continental Congress established the Secret Committee of Correspondence to publicize the American cause in Europe, particularly in France. Benjamin Franklin, a well-known figure in Europe, was sent to Paris to negotiate with the French government. His celebrity status and diplomatic skills were instrumental in securing French assistance.
• While France was eager to see Britain weakened, King Louis XVI was initially hesitant about formally recognizing the American rebellion due to concerns about the potential impact on his own monarchy. Before a formal alliance, France provided covert support, including arms and supplies, through figures like Pierre Beaumarchais. The Treaty of Alliance, signed in 1778, formalized the Franco-American alliance, committing both nations to mutual defense and providing crucial military and financial aid to the Americans. 

  France committed significant resources to the American Revolution, including warships, soldiers, and financial aid. French naval support and troops, particularly at the Battle of Yorktown, were critical to the American victory. 

  The French alliance and support were vital to the American victory in the Revolutionary War. 

I see you're a plagiarist too. have a source to quote for us as opposed to just stealing someone else's work?

[xylophone]

47 minutes ago, Quentin Zen said:

Let's compare AMERICA to iran.   Most here budget $4 for internet, 0 for everything else, and play 5-star General on the internet.   hahahhaha.   America is the 98274894037243284320743084234 lb Gorilla, numbers never lie.  never.  especially if I like the numbers.

 

And yet all of this military might and power still couldn't stop a few terrorists flying planes into the heart of American commerce killing just under 3,000 innocent people and injuring thousands more......be afraid, be very afraid (sadly).

[ThreeCardMonte]

2 minutes ago, animalmagic said:

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  The Continental Congress established the Secret Committee of Correspondence to publicize the American cause in Europe, particularly in France. Benjamin Franklin, a well-known figure in Europe, was sent to Paris to negotiate with the French government. His celebrity status and diplomatic skills were instrumental in securing French assistance.
• While France was eager to see Britain weakened, King Louis XVI was initially hesitant about formally recognizing the American rebellion due to concerns about the potential impact on his own monarchy. Before a formal alliance, France provided covert support, including arms and supplies, through figures like Pierre Beaumarchais. The Treaty of Alliance, signed in 1778, formalized the Franco-American alliance, committing both nations to mutual defense and providing crucial military and financial aid to the Americans. 

  France committed significant resources to the American Revolution, including warships, soldiers, and financial aid. French naval support and troops, particularly at the Battle of Yorktown, were critical to the American victory. 

  The French alliance and support were vital to the American victory in the Revolutionary War. 

Classic example when your brain is no longer functional.

[animalmagic]

3 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

I see you're a plagiarist too. have a source to quote for us as opposed to just stealing someone else's work?

All you can do is insult. I remember the facts of what happened, seek the info online and input before you ask for proof. I'm not going to type tons of info just to educate you

[animalmagic]

3 minutes ago, ThreeCardMonte said:

Classic example when your brain is no longer functional.

Whereas you lot have problems remembering your 250 years of history, the rest of us examine world history over millennia.

[ThreeCardMonte]

1 minute ago, animalmagic said:

All you can do is insult. I remember the facts of what happened, seek the info online and input before you ask for proof. I'm not going to type tons of info just to educate you

Insult?

 

Turn in your man card to the nearest Karen.

 

[ThreeCardMonte]

2 minutes ago, animalmagic said:

Whereas you lot have problems remembering your 250 years of history, the rest of us examine world history over millennia.

That made sense.

 

My previous post was spot on.

[nauseus]

10 minutes ago, animalmagic said:

•  

  The Continental Congress established the Secret Committee of Correspondence to publicize the American cause in Europe, particularly in France. Benjamin Franklin, a well-known figure in Europe, was sent to Paris to negotiate with the French government. His celebrity status and diplomatic skills were instrumental in securing French assistance.
• While France was eager to see Britain weakened, King Louis XVI was initially hesitant about formally recognizing the American rebellion due to concerns about the potential impact on his own monarchy. Before a formal alliance, France provided covert support, including arms and supplies, through figures like Pierre Beaumarchais. The Treaty of Alliance, signed in 1778, formalized the Franco-American alliance, committing both nations to mutual defense and providing crucial military and financial aid to the Americans. 

  France committed significant resources to the American Revolution, including warships, soldiers, and financial aid. French naval support and troops, particularly at the Battle of Yorktown, were critical to the American victory. 

  The French alliance and support were vital to the American victory in the Revolutionary War. 

 

Vive Le MAGA

[Yagoda]

6 minutes ago, animalmagic said:

All you can do is insult. I remember the facts of what happened, seek the info online and input before you ask for proof. I'm not going to type tons of info just to educate you

A hyperlink to the source of what you stole is not typing tons of info.

[animalmagic]

5 minutes ago, ThreeCardMonte said:

Insult?

 

Turn in your man card to the nearest Karen.

 

, so I'm not a man now?

[ThreeCardMonte]

14 minutes ago, xylophone said:

And yet all of this military might and power still couldn't stop a few terrorists flying planes into the heart of American commerce killing just under 3,000 innocent people and injuring thousands more......be afraid, be very afraid (sadly).

Deflection is a leftist specialty.

 

Completely different scenario.

 

BTW, liberal policies allowed them F-1 visas.

Otherwise liberals scream xenophobic.

 

 

[ThreeCardMonte]

1 minute ago, animalmagic said:

, so I'm not a man now?

Do you identify as one?

[animalmagic]

2 minutes ago, ThreeCardMonte said:

Do you identify as one?

Not sure why you consider it relevant ? Do you feel threatened or turned on.

 

[frank83628]

[Nick Carter icp]

8 minutes ago, frank83628 said:

 

   That has nothing to do with the current situation or the thread topic .

Its  unrelated 

[Paul Catton]

7 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   That has nothing to do with the current situation or the thread topic .

Its  unrelated 

 

It has everything related to any and all the dynamics being played out today, "Cherry Picking" for enhancement of your perspective should have been self-balanced prior to your posting.

 

[mikeymike100]

6 hours ago, animalmagic said:

It is the act of a chicken/coward/bully to drop bombs on a technologically and militarily inferior nation. A brave man would engage in talk to address problems between sworn enemies, rather than endanger the lives of innocent American citizens around the world. 

" A brave man would engage in talk to address problems between sworn enemies"

 

That is exactly what President Trump did, so you must agree Trump is a brave man?

[Nick Carter icp]

5 minutes ago, Paul Catton said:

 

It has everything related to any and all the dynamics being played out today, "Cherry Picking" for enhancement of your perspective should have been self-balanced prior to your posting.

 

 

  Events from 70 years ago about Irans Government, oil have nothing to do with Iran Nuclear weapons today .

   Two different situations in two different times and unrelated .

[ThreeCardMonte]

54 minutes ago, animalmagic said:

Not sure why you consider it relevant ? Do you feel threatened or turned on.

 

Too much AI has affected your brain cells.

 

They were inactive in the first place to be honest.

 

Evidenced by the content of your posts.

[frank83628]

 

53 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   That has nothing to do with the current situation or the thread topic .

Its  unrelated 

Its totally related, the topic is Iran and trump bombing its nuclear technology sites on behalf of Israel.

 

[xylophone]

24 minutes ago, mikeymike100 said:

" A brave man would engage in talk to address problems between sworn enemies"

 

That is exactly what President Trump did, so you must agree Trump is a brave man?

Thanks for the laugh, and I think that you really believe that which you posted?!

 

Iran said they were willing to start talks with the US, once Israel stopped their bomb attacks. However the US puppet president held absolutely no sway over Netanyahu, who just brushed him off like a pesky fly and carried on with the bombing, so Iran would not sit across the negotiating table because of this, and Trump and his cronies decided to drop the bombs.

 

Trump is an clown and a dumb one at that and he would have been unable to have an intelligent conversation regarding peace, so urged on by his cronies, he gave the go-ahead, which may well have long lasting repercussions for the US and people/countries associated with it.

 

Just to back that up, he said he was going to stop the war between Russia and Ukraine in 24 hours, yet so far he's been unable to do anything about it, again being brushed off like a pesky fly.

 

So the overarching conclusion has to be that Trump is neither a brave, nor a smart man, in any way, shape or form and he has undoubtedly proven this.