Might??? I think this many months in, it's a fact. It's a complete mess.

6 hours ago, VillageIdiot said:

Be careful Rogan...

Stay on the reservation.

If your criticism of Israel becomes too loud and explicit, it just might get you Charlie Kirked.

That's a good one, Charlie Kirked.

It hits the nail on the head.

Where did you hear it, or did you coin it yourself?

6 hours ago, thaibreaker said:

Agree on all counts, but you say millions will take to the streets..

We will be talking about hundreds of millions, probably more than a billion people. Europe has had enough of his insanity, and so has most of the rest of the world. Only die hard fans or his cult, will feel he will be missed.

I'll celebrate for days when this nightmare is over, that's for sure, and I'm certainly not American.

I am an American and like tens of millions of other Americans we will be celebrating in the streets when Trump is either gone from this world, or gone from office, or in prison where he richly belongs.

Mistakes are bound to happen in the fog of war, the US has very little experience with operations like this, they have not won a war of any consequence in 81 years, they're already running low on munitions and the expense of this war is up to a billion dollars a day so far. That is money that the cash strapped US just doesn't have to spend. But Don doesn't mind because the idea of adding to the US deficit means nothing to him, he won't be around anyway, and he cares not one iota for the well-being of the average American.

This war was dangerous, it was reckless, it was unnecessary, it could end up lasting years and costing trillions of dollars, and the end result could be another Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Algeria or Egypt, just a few of the misadventures that the US has gotten themselves involved in, in the past few decades.

It would have been better to just let Genocide Israel do a surgical strike of the nasty Ayatollahs building, taking him and some top officials out, and letting it play out that way.

But Trump does not like clean and simple, he prefers messy and very expensive, that's just who he is.

It doesn't make sense that Trump is truly as reckless and ignorant as he appears to be. There has to be an agenda of some sort Trump is not making these decisions he simply a puppet doing the bidding of a higher power such as the Deep State. There are countless possibilities, one is to completely destroy the world economy, thereby reducing the dollar to pennies, and creating an ability to pay off the US debt for a fraction of its current amount. Along that line of thinking it could have been the Deep State that started covid, hoping that would do the job, and it certainly could be the Deep State that is starting this level of economic destruction.

The other scenario is that this is just simply a bid for possession of Iran's oil, much the same as what appears to be the case in Venezuela, if the US were to control the oil of Iran and Venezuela that's about a third of the world supply.

Of course that will never work, but when you have guys as naive, ignorant and mindless as Trump, Miller, Hegseth, Graham and some of these other nitwits, what they believe really doesn't matter does it?

Any other guesses as to why they started this war? Democracy building and nuclear weapons simply don't count, they are both completely invalidated reasons.

6 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

But Don doesn't mind because the idea of adding to the US deficit means nothing to him, he won't be around anyway, and he cares not one iota for the well-being of the average American.

The deficit largely stems from actions taken by Congress. The government has crafted a budget that is not sustainable, primarily fueled by the expansion of social programs.

17 hours ago, CMHomeboy78 said:

That's a good one, Charlie Kirked.

It hits the nail on the head.⁹

Where did you hear it, or did you coin it yourself?

All mine, bro.

Wisdom often comes out of the mouths of babes and idiots.

Muhammad Ali's "I ain't got nothin' against them Viet Congs" summed up very nicely one of my main reasons for dodging the draft back in the '60s.

Joe Louis' "I did the best I could with what I had" always seemed to me a profound statement - and something worth trying to live up to. It came from someone who was raised in an Alabama sharecropper's shack, 'nuff said.

Edited July 11Jul 11 by VillageIdiot