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Offline Mule 11

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Re: Another Iran Deal?
« Reply #30 on: Yesterday at 04:08:29 PM »
I on the other hand believe hammering Iran was needed. I also would be fine if the spanking were to continue and we sent in voluntary special forces as ground air and sea American Ninjas. I just wont bitch and moan if I dont get my way. President Trump has a lot on his plate and I am grateful for all he has done. I am also one of the ones who believe our economy etc are moving in the right direction. Sorry no 1 liner as I had a bit to say.

.Interesting! Economically most don't see it your way.

 A record 55% of adults say their financial situation is worsening, and around 34% describe their situation as ?struggling? or in ?crisis.? While a majority still report getting by, severe affordability concerns?primarily driven by inflation and the elevated cost of living?dominate consumer anxiety.

Yep and most forget this was all brought on by the puppet masters that installed biden and whore
Keep complaining and the leftists will rule the roost again and it will be even worse next time around

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Re: Another Iran Deal?
« Reply #31 on: Today at 02:53:16 AM »
It's apparent to me that President Trump does not control Israel. It remains to be seen how they handle this deal.
I hope they can control Bibi. I would love to see Trump having more time on his hands to spend on the America first agenda, and not entanglement in wars we don't need. There is still a lot of work to be done with the illegal immigration problem, and improving the economy.


Israeli Ministers Say U.S.-Iran Peace Deal Does Not Bind Israel, Israel Will Not Abandon Conquered Territories
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R. Cort Kirkwood
June 15, 2026
Top Israeli officials said not only that Israel is not bound by the U.S.-Iran peace pact to be signed on Friday, but also that it will not abandon the territories it has illegally seized in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon.

The nation?s ministers of defense, finance, and national security denounced the agreement, although Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu only warned that Israel will never permit Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon.

On Sunday, Israel struck targets in Lebanon, supposedly to respond to a Hezbollah attack on Israel.


Minister of National Security
In a 370-word jeremiad on X, Itamar Ben-Gvir, the minister of national security, declared that Israel is ?not subject to the United States, and we are an independent and sovereign nation!?

Whether that means Israel will no longer fleece American taxpayers to the tune of more than $3 billion annually is unclear. But Ben-Gvir made clear his nation has no obligations to the United States, despite more than $300 billion in aid since 1946.


?Our duty is to the citizens of Israel, to the soldiers of the IDF, and to the Jewish people, and our historical duty to the persecuted and murdered Jews over thousands of years of exile, to provide security to Jews in the Land of Israel,? Ben-Gvir fumed on X:

Every time we succumbed to international pressure at the expense of Israel?s security, we paid a blood price with interest. It was true in the Oslo Accords, it was true in the Lebanon agreement in 2006, and it was true in every period of containment in Gaza that exploded in our faces.

We emphasize: We love the USA and are grateful to President Trump. And yet, the State of Israel is not a banana republic.

Despite all that ?love,? for the ?USA,? Israel?s espionage here is ?critical? and ?unhinged,? a recent Pentagon report says.

?We are not partners to this agreement that does not ensure our security, and it does not bind us in any way,? Ben-Gvir continued:

We must not compromise on anything less than the dismantling of Hezbollah, we must not withdraw from any territory that our fighters have captured and cleared of terror infrastructure, we must not return to a situation where thousands of terrorists sit on the fences of northern settlements, and certainly we must not remain silent for a moment in the face of fire directed at the State of Israel. ?

The days are over when the Jew took blows and kept silent. Never again!

Minister of Defense
Israel Katz, minister of defense, unspooled an even longer screed about what Israel ?expects? of U.S. President Donald Trump.

Conceding that Israel and the United States enjoy a ?shared interest,? Katz wrote that ?Israel must ensure that in the future as well, we will have the ability to act independently to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and I have instructed the IDF to prepare accordingly.?

Beyond that, Israel will not withdraw from the territories it has conquered in Gaza, Syria and Lebanon, which Katz euphemistically called ?security zones.?
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Re: Another Iran Deal?
« Reply #32 on: Today at 03:36:33 AM »
 Lets hope this is settled. Highly doubt it, to much distrust on all sides. Best thing the U.S. could do, is back off as is planned, and concentrate on getting this country back on track. Biden left this country in the worst shape it's ever been in, and it will take more than 4 years to get it straightened up, no matter who is president.
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Re: Another Iran Deal?
« Reply #33 on: Today at 03:38:15 AM »
We went to war for Israel. Not America. I find it odd people can't see that. Why did we as America have to go to war with Iran? Oh thats right. They were close to making a nuclear bomb, right after we completely decimated their nuclear weapons program with operation midnight hammer.

  Now Israel says they are not bound to the new Trump deal with Iran. Shouldn't they be since they are our greatest ally. I have to wonder how good this deal will actually be for America. If we won like we have been told over and over by Trump, and fox news. Why do we have to make deals with a supposedly defeated enemy?  If you defeat your enemy its you that generally dictate the terms moving forward. We have not seen the particulars yet of this deal, but rumor has it that it includes 300 billion for rebuilding infrastructure in Iran.  Sounds like another great deal for America where American tax payers get to bend over again and take it for our government.  I hear the stock market is doing great, yet regular Americans struggle to put food on the table after paying taxes, insurance companies, and energy costs.   
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Re: Another Iran Deal?
« Reply #34 on: Today at 07:21:54 AM »
I on the other hand believe hammering Iran was needed. I also would be fine if the spanking were to continue and we sent in voluntary special forces as ground air and sea American Ninjas. I just wont bitch and moan if I dont get my way. President Trump has a lot on his plate and I am grateful for all he has done. I am also one of the ones who believe our economy etc are moving in the right direction. Sorry no 1 liner as I had a bit to say.

.Interesting! Economically most don't see it your way.

 A record 55% of adults say their financial situation is worsening, and around 34% describe their situation as ?struggling? or in ?crisis.? While a majority still report getting by, severe affordability concerns?primarily driven by inflation and the elevated cost of living?dominate consumer anxiety.

  Some may not see it as "economically" feasible, but some in the intel community are convinced that the Ayatollah was only week at best, away from a deliverable nuclear weapon.

  We know for sure that he had rockets capable of reaching European and certainly mid eastern capitals...all he had to do was to "screw them on" and fire.

  We don't know if he has any capable of reaching us?  I have little doubt that the fat little North Korean dictator would furnish them.

   Nuclear "dirty bombs" would not be much better either.. and he already has the "dirt" ! 

   ..Let's just see how it plays out now.