Friday, January 3, 2020

WAR WITH IRAN?

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Five different times during the Obama administration, Trump predicted during news interviews that in Obama’s last year he would start a war with Iran to cover his flaws and  assure his reelection as a war time president.  










Now, in his last year, Trump has preempted a strike on an Iranian general that guarantee an armed response from Iran.   Instead of Trump’s last year being plagued with news of impeachment and a Senate trial, the news will now be focused on military action and response between the United States (Trump and his minions) and Iran.  

It is a good chance that Trump is trying to bury the impeachment with threats of war.   News pundits have been predicting this scenario for the last two years.

It has never been about the Nation.   It is always been about what benefits Trump.

Look at the bird!

the Ol’Buzzard 

5 comments:

  1. Yep...it's WMD2 - The Republicans are lying to us again, Part Deux. Where is this "evidence" of impending attacks that Pompeo speaks of? I want a Congressional hearing. I hate being lied to, having my intelligence insulted. I only hope that the People get what's going on. And glad to see you voice outloud what T-rump is doing.

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  2. I think this whole thing was planned for the holidays when he is in Fla. without the usual adult supervision. (No potential Whistle-Blowers around.) Funny coincidence that Lindsey Graham just happened to be there too and was briefed.

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  3. Sorry, I'm on a tear, but have you noticed that the biggest war-mongering presidents are the ones who did not serve in the active Military?

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  4. It's a shame or should that be sham. Either one fits the idea that he is using our troops and a war that doesn't need to happen just to cover his ass and to divert attention away from impeachment news. This is going to get him re-elected for sure.

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