Iran

It’s really not so complicated.

On one side, you have Iran, Russia, China, North Korea, Pakistan, Hezbollah in Lebanon, Houthis in Yemen, Qatar, and militias in Iraq.

On the other side, you have America, Israel, Germany, UAE, Italy, UK, India, and several other western democracies.

You’re telling me you really can’t figure out who the good guys are?

Let me help you.

The guys that Hitler would have sided with if he was alive? Yea, those are the bad guys.

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It’s really not so complicated.

On one side, you have Iran, Russia, China, North Korea, Pakistan, Hezbollah in Lebanon, Houthis in Yemen, Qatar, and militias in Iraq.

On the other side, you have America, Israel, Germany, UAE, Italy, UK, India, and several other western democracies.

You’re telling me you really can’t figure out who the good guys are?

Let me help you.

The guys that Hitler would have sided with if he was alive? Yea, those are the bad guys.

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You’re telling me you really can’t figure out who the good guys are?

The Taliban, Al Qaeda, and ISIS are the new good guys -- that is why they get paid, get arms and support, duh.

This is fun.
 
Really don't know how I feel about this. I support the people rebelling but want to keep out of it.
Pretty straight forward how I feel about it. Raise the prices on US companies and citizens in reply to what the regime is doing to their citizens. It’s f$&@ing stupid just like the rest of his excessive tariffs.
 
Pretty straight forward how I feel about it. Raise the prices on US companies and citizens in reply to what the regime is doing to their citizens. It’s f$&@ing stupid just like the rest of his excessive tariffs.

Or other countries stop doing business with Iran and the regime falls?
 
Trump is going to bomb'em all. (Make Israel Great Again) Yeah.
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Trump 'Favors' Attacking Iran, Vance Pushing Back, As President Pezeshkian In Streets For Large 'Counter-Protests' | ZeroHedge

FU Vance, carpet bomb the whole place.

There are reports of a significant internal Trump administration divide over Iran policy, with Vice President Vance said to be leading the charge for the non-interventionist camp, which much of MAGA might welcome while seeing in Vance the top contender for 2028

A little late for all that Vance. Bad cop, good cop probably isn't going to work.
 
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When you sanction an oil producing country and limit supply on the world market what happens?
Not much (ETA except for the initial invasion shock which abated) apparently based on the historical price and how OPEC+ throttled production. I am more of a fan of your primary statement on how to deal with that situation. Until the EU stops buying Russian oil and gas most of the rest of the sanctions won’t have enough bite.
 
Not much (ETA except for the initial invasion shock which abated) apparently based on the historical price and how OPEC+ throttled production. I am more of a fan of your primary statement on how to deal with that situation. Until the EU stops buying Russian oil and gas most of the rest of the sanctions won’t have enough bite.

I doubt these sanctions on Iran’s trading partners will have much of any impact on US consumers.
 
Come on, enough of the chicken little act. What country is going to trade trade with the US for trade with Iran?
Chicken little huh? Who is doing “business” with Iran now with all the other sanctions they have in place? Are we now going to track the ghost tankers and levy tariffs on the destination countries of those tankers? Didn’t we just kinda cut off one of the major end pints for that shipping in in South America?

This is a hugely inconsistent stance for you.
 
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US consumers paying more for imports from China, will really hit the Ayatollah where it hurts.
The China tariffs are helping our GDP. They've had the opposite effect that every liberal mouthpiece predicted and now prices are starting to flatten led by lower fuel prices. Far from the 9.1% inflation in June of 2022 under Biden and before the tariffs.

The Atlanta Fed’s GDP Now Estimates 5.4 Percent Growth

For Q4 2025 (the most recent data available as of early 2026), the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow estimate jumped to 5.4% growth, signaling very strong economic expansion, driven by higher consumer spending and a surprisingly strong trade balance

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