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[Smokey123]

Actually that's probably the only thing I agreed with. When he bombed that guy from the US that joined the terrorist group. I supported it. If your an American citizen and you join with a foreign terrorist group your rights as an American citizen are null and void. IMO

Now his changing the rules of engagement for the boots on the ground eventually led to us losing the fight in Afghanistan and Iraq is something I'll forever believe cost us from finishing what was started.

Anwar wasn’t the only one killed. You support the government bombing a 16 year old US Citizen?

 

[CagleMtnVol]

Anwar wasn’t the only one killed. You support the government bombing a 16 year old US Citizen?

If they freely leave the US and travel halfway around the world to join a terrorist group. Then what ever happens to them is a them problem.

 

[Smokey123]

If they freely leave the US and travel halfway around the world to join a terrorist group. Then what ever happens to them is a them problem.

People like you voting and then thinking everyone else is the deranged ones that don’t support the constitution… crazy thought

 

[CagleMtnVol]

People like you voting and then thinking everyone else is the deranged ones that don’t support the constitution… crazy thought

So you don't think anything should happen to them?

 

[jvol1]

Being an "ally" is not the one way street that you and the administration believes it to be.

Yet again, you all don't seem to understand how important forward staged assets, and friendly air space/ports of call, are in projecting force on the other side of the world.

? That's what I'm saying.

 

[Smokey123]

So you don't think anything should happen to them?

Do I think the government should have power to bomb US citizens especially before any due process? Absolutely not. Nor should children get punished for their fathers crimes

 

[n_huffhines]

The guy who welched on America's Iran deal.

 

[82_VOL_83]

If they freely leave the US and travel halfway around the world to join a terrorist group. Then what ever happens to them is a them problem.

Fafo

 

[Matt2496]

 

[MAD]

Islamic Republics days are numbered.


Israel just wiped out Hezbollah's entire missile command structure in one night

8 senior Hezbollah commanders, gone. The entire missile array leadership eliminated.

The timing: Trump's 24-48 hour Iran deadline is ticking. U.S. planes staging in Portugal. Two carrier groups positioned. Students in Tehran chanting for regime change.

Now Israel just eliminated the command staff of Iran's most powerful proxy force.

 

[marcusluvsvols]

In regards to China, it's why the US has been rebuilding defunct/abandoned airstrips all across the Pacific. The biggest is at Tinian at the end of WWII it was one of the largest air bases in the world. It was where both the Enola Gay & Bockscar took off with the atomic bombs. It had three huge runways for the B29s that have been overgrown with jungle from the last 80 years. The last 3 years or so USAF Red
Horse units and USN Seabees have been restoring the runways.

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Good post. Thank you.

 

[Persian Vol]

My very liberal dad is willing to change the airport in Tehran to Lindsay Graham International for the US to topple this regime. If that tells you guys anything about what the average Iranian wants.

 

[n_huffhines]

My very liberal dad is willing to change the airport in Tehran to Lindsay Graham International for the US to topple this regime. If that tells you guys anything about what the average Iranian wants.

Are they doing the math on the 250k casualties and all the crap that likely come with US intervention? I guess the hope is that things work out better than they did in Iraq, and they're desperate