Trump says "Iran agreed to everything"

Kenny Banyan wrote:

I’ll be amazed if the bombing doesn’t start by the end of the week.

Kenny Banyan wrote:

I’ll be amazed if the bombing doesn’t start by the end of the week.

Last2Stroke wrote:

What will bombing achieve?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

I’ll be amazed if the bombing doesn’t start by the end of the week.

Last2Stroke wrote:

What will bombing achieve?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

I’ll be amazed if the bombing doesn’t start by the end of the week.

Last2Stroke wrote:

What will bombing achieve?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

INFRASTRUCTURE DESTRUCTION! What’s  your opinion?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

I’ll be amazed if the bombing doesn’t start by the end of the week.

Last2Stroke wrote:

What will bombing achieve?

mvd61 wrote:

The potential to being one step closer to the greater Israel plan.

Last2Stroke wrote:

What will bombing achieve?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

INFRASTRUCTURE DESTRUCTION! What’s  your opinion?

Last2Stroke wrote:

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?What are Israel and the...

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.

How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?

What are Israel and the US's objectives?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

I’ll be amazed if the bombing doesn’t start by the end of the week.

Last2Stroke wrote:

What will bombing achieve?

mvd61 wrote:

The potential to being one step closer to the greater Israel plan.

Kenny Banyan wrote:

INFRASTRUCTURE DESTRUCTION! What’s  your opinion?

Last2Stroke wrote:

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?What are Israel and the...

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.

How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?

What are Israel and the US's objectives?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Last2Stroke wrote:

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?What are Israel and the...

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.

How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?

What are Israel and the US's objectives?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Last2Stroke wrote:

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Last2Stroke wrote:

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

Kenny Banyan wrote:

No never, I know why they do.

Last2Stroke wrote:

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?What are Israel and the...

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.

How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?

What are Israel and the US's objectives?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Last2Stroke wrote:

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Last2Stroke wrote:

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

Chance1216 wrote:

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag.   That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates...

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag. 

  That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates of the Pacific," picking up downed naval aviators and returning them to their carriers in exchange for a "ransom" of ice cream. That initial USS Kidd, which served the U.S. Navy off and on until 1964, is now a museum ship. In 1981, a new USS Kidd, the first of its eponymous class of warships, entered service and inherited the tradition (and permission) to hoist the Jolly Roger until it was given to Taiwan in 1998.

And so it was for the latest USS Kidd when it was commissioned in 2007. It not only flies the pirate flag when entering and leaving port, but when the vessel makes its way between the U.S. coasts and during multinational exercises, as well. The skull and crossbones can also be seen on the rear of the Kidd's five-inch guns, on its internal doors and probably tattooed on a fair number of its sailors.

A lot of Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are out there, named for a great number of the Navy's leaders and heroes. The USS Kidd (and the Kidds that come after it) will always be the only ship flying the Jolly Roger as part of its own unique piece of history.

You’re helpful and, insightful in the tech help threads. Here, I often wonder what’s up with the alter ego. I saw the better side of you in my, Titanium Anonymous thread

My son is a Gunners Mate on the USS McFaul. Arleigh Burke-class Aegis guided missile destroyer in the United States Navy. Maybe look up the meaning of his pig and rooster tattoos on his feet. 

 

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Last2Stroke wrote:

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

Chance1216 wrote:

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag.   That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates...

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag. 

  That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates of the Pacific," picking up downed naval aviators and returning them to their carriers in exchange for a "ransom" of ice cream. That initial USS Kidd, which served the U.S. Navy off and on until 1964, is now a museum ship. In 1981, a new USS Kidd, the first of its eponymous class of warships, entered service and inherited the tradition (and permission) to hoist the Jolly Roger until it was given to Taiwan in 1998.

And so it was for the latest USS Kidd when it was commissioned in 2007. It not only flies the pirate flag when entering and leaving port, but when the vessel makes its way between the U.S. coasts and during multinational exercises, as well. The skull and crossbones can also be seen on the rear of the Kidd's five-inch guns, on its internal doors and probably tattooed on a fair number of its sailors.

A lot of Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are out there, named for a great number of the Navy's leaders and heroes. The USS Kidd (and the Kidds that come after it) will always be the only ship flying the Jolly Roger as part of its own unique piece of history.

You’re helpful and, insightful in the tech help threads. Here, I often wonder what’s up with the alter ego. I saw the better side of you in my, Titanium Anonymous thread

My son is a Gunners Mate on the USS McFaul. Arleigh Burke-class Aegis guided missile destroyer in the United States Navy. Maybe look up the meaning of his pig and rooster tattoos on his feet. 

 

Kenny Banyan wrote:

INFRASTRUCTURE DESTRUCTION! What’s  your opinion?

Last2Stroke wrote:

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?What are Israel and the...

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.

How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?

What are Israel and the US's objectives?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Last2Stroke wrote:

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?What are Israel and the...

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.

How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?

What are Israel and the US's objectives?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Twigster wrote:

You aren't going to do that without boots on the ground. That should be crystal clear by now.

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Twigster wrote:

You aren't going to do that without boots on the ground. That should be crystal clear by now.

M8 wrote:

I’m still trying to understand how this all doesn’t just piss Iran off even more in the long run. The new Ayatollah has lost almost every...

I’m still trying to understand how this all doesn’t just piss Iran off even more in the long run. The new Ayatollah has lost almost every member of his family and now he’s meant to turn around and be like “yeah, we cool Trump”. 

Unless it’s boots on the ground and total defeat of the IRGC, no agreement will ever stick. 

And now they just hate us all even more.

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Last2Stroke wrote:

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

Chance1216 wrote:

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag.   That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates...

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag. 

  That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates of the Pacific," picking up downed naval aviators and returning them to their carriers in exchange for a "ransom" of ice cream. That initial USS Kidd, which served the U.S. Navy off and on until 1964, is now a museum ship. In 1981, a new USS Kidd, the first of its eponymous class of warships, entered service and inherited the tradition (and permission) to hoist the Jolly Roger until it was given to Taiwan in 1998.

And so it was for the latest USS Kidd when it was commissioned in 2007. It not only flies the pirate flag when entering and leaving port, but when the vessel makes its way between the U.S. coasts and during multinational exercises, as well. The skull and crossbones can also be seen on the rear of the Kidd's five-inch guns, on its internal doors and probably tattooed on a fair number of its sailors.

A lot of Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are out there, named for a great number of the Navy's leaders and heroes. The USS Kidd (and the Kidds that come after it) will always be the only ship flying the Jolly Roger as part of its own unique piece of history.

You’re helpful and, insightful in the tech help threads. Here, I often wonder what’s up with the alter ego. I saw the better side of you in my, Titanium Anonymous thread

My son is a Gunners Mate on the USS McFaul. Arleigh Burke-class Aegis guided missile destroyer in the United States Navy. Maybe look up the meaning of his pig and rooster tattoos on his feet. 

 

Last2Stroke wrote:

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

Chance1216 wrote:

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag.   That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates...

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag. 

  That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates of the Pacific," picking up downed naval aviators and returning them to their carriers in exchange for a "ransom" of ice cream. That initial USS Kidd, which served the U.S. Navy off and on until 1964, is now a museum ship. In 1981, a new USS Kidd, the first of its eponymous class of warships, entered service and inherited the tradition (and permission) to hoist the Jolly Roger until it was given to Taiwan in 1998.

And so it was for the latest USS Kidd when it was commissioned in 2007. It not only flies the pirate flag when entering and leaving port, but when the vessel makes its way between the U.S. coasts and during multinational exercises, as well. The skull and crossbones can also be seen on the rear of the Kidd's five-inch guns, on its internal doors and probably tattooed on a fair number of its sailors.

A lot of Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are out there, named for a great number of the Navy's leaders and heroes. The USS Kidd (and the Kidds that come after it) will always be the only ship flying the Jolly Roger as part of its own unique piece of history.

You’re helpful and, insightful in the tech help threads. Here, I often wonder what’s up with the alter ego. I saw the better side of you in my, Titanium Anonymous thread

My son is a Gunners Mate on the USS McFaul. Arleigh Burke-class Aegis guided missile destroyer in the United States Navy. Maybe look up the meaning of his pig and rooster tattoos on his feet. 

 

TeamGreen wrote:

Bang-a-Rang!  💪🏼

But, he wouldn’t get that, either. 

He’s too busy being a terrorist mouthpiece. 

Last2Stroke wrote:

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

And you wonder why Iranians say death to America!

Chance1216 wrote:

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag.   That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates...

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag. 

  That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates of the Pacific," picking up downed naval aviators and returning them to their carriers in exchange for a "ransom" of ice cream. That initial USS Kidd, which served the U.S. Navy off and on until 1964, is now a museum ship. In 1981, a new USS Kidd, the first of its eponymous class of warships, entered service and inherited the tradition (and permission) to hoist the Jolly Roger until it was given to Taiwan in 1998.

And so it was for the latest USS Kidd when it was commissioned in 2007. It not only flies the pirate flag when entering and leaving port, but when the vessel makes its way between the U.S. coasts and during multinational exercises, as well. The skull and crossbones can also be seen on the rear of the Kidd's five-inch guns, on its internal doors and probably tattooed on a fair number of its sailors.

A lot of Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are out there, named for a great number of the Navy's leaders and heroes. The USS Kidd (and the Kidds that come after it) will always be the only ship flying the Jolly Roger as part of its own unique piece of history.

You’re helpful and, insightful in the tech help threads. Here, I often wonder what’s up with the alter ego. I saw the better side of you in my, Titanium Anonymous thread

My son is a Gunners Mate on the USS McFaul. Arleigh Burke-class Aegis guided missile destroyer in the United States Navy. Maybe look up the meaning of his pig and rooster tattoos on his feet. 

 

Last2Stroke wrote:

I already knew why the Kidd and previous ships named the Kidd fly the Pirate flag, I'm asking Kenny why he thinks Iranians chant death to...

I already knew why the Kidd and previous ships named the Kidd fly the Pirate flag, I'm asking Kenny why he thinks Iranians chant death to America.

Last2Stroke wrote:

I already knew why the Kidd and previous ships named the Kidd fly the Pirate flag, I'm asking Kenny why he thinks Iranians chant death to...

I already knew why the Kidd and previous ships named the Kidd fly the Pirate flag, I'm asking Kenny why he thinks Iranians chant death to America.

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Twigster wrote:

You aren't going to do that without boots on the ground. That should be crystal clear by now.

M8 wrote:

I’m still trying to understand how this all doesn’t just piss Iran off even more in the long run. The new Ayatollah has lost almost every...

I’m still trying to understand how this all doesn’t just piss Iran off even more in the long run. The new Ayatollah has lost almost every member of his family and now he’s meant to turn around and be like “yeah, we cool Trump”. 

Unless it’s boots on the ground and total defeat of the IRGC, no agreement will ever stick. 

And now they just hate us all even more.

Chance1216 wrote:

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag.   That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates...

Before critiquing Naval tradition maybe,  read up on the significance of that Pirate flag. 

  That first crew of the Kidd began calling themselves "the Pirates of the Pacific," picking up downed naval aviators and returning them to their carriers in exchange for a "ransom" of ice cream. That initial USS Kidd, which served the U.S. Navy off and on until 1964, is now a museum ship. In 1981, a new USS Kidd, the first of its eponymous class of warships, entered service and inherited the tradition (and permission) to hoist the Jolly Roger until it was given to Taiwan in 1998.

And so it was for the latest USS Kidd when it was commissioned in 2007. It not only flies the pirate flag when entering and leaving port, but when the vessel makes its way between the U.S. coasts and during multinational exercises, as well. The skull and crossbones can also be seen on the rear of the Kidd's five-inch guns, on its internal doors and probably tattooed on a fair number of its sailors.

A lot of Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are out there, named for a great number of the Navy's leaders and heroes. The USS Kidd (and the Kidds that come after it) will always be the only ship flying the Jolly Roger as part of its own unique piece of history.

You’re helpful and, insightful in the tech help threads. Here, I often wonder what’s up with the alter ego. I saw the better side of you in my, Titanium Anonymous thread

My son is a Gunners Mate on the USS McFaul. Arleigh Burke-class Aegis guided missile destroyer in the United States Navy. Maybe look up the meaning of his pig and rooster tattoos on his feet. 

 

Last2Stroke wrote:

I already knew why the Kidd and previous ships named the Kidd fly the Pirate flag, I'm asking Kenny why he thinks Iranians chant death to...

I already knew why the Kidd and previous ships named the Kidd fly the Pirate flag, I'm asking Kenny why he thinks Iranians chant death to America.

Chance1216 wrote:

No. You said, no wonder Iran chants death to America. 

 

Last2Stroke wrote:

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?What are Israel and the...

Iran has said they will respond by destroying infrastructure in neighboring countries.

How would that help Israel or the US achieve it's objectives?

What are Israel and the US's objectives?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their...

Basically to take Iran down to where they are no longer a threat to their neighbors or the rest of the world. And probably poach their oil. 

Twigster wrote:

You aren't going to do that without boots on the ground. That should be crystal clear by now.

MXMattii wrote:

Anybody heard this? Was Donald Trump 'blocked' from using the nuclear codes against Iran? Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson alleged on a podcast this week that...

Anybody heard this? Was Donald Trump 'blocked' from using the nuclear codes against Iran?

 Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson alleged on a podcast this week that US President Donald Trump wanted to use the nuclear codes against Iran during an emergency White House meeting, but that he was stopped by General Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Johnson described the interaction as "quite the blow up." It comes as concern mounts over the US president's unpredictable behaviour, as many lawmakers voice doubts about his mental state.

On an appearance on the Judging Freedom podcast hosted by former Fox News analyst Andrew Napolitano, ex-CIA officer Larry Johnson claimed an emergency briefing evolved into a confrontation, after General Dan Caine stood his ground after Donald Trump sought to invoke the nuclear codes. He said Caine "stood up and said 'No.' He invoked his privilege as the head of the military."

CNN reported that Caine, Pete Hegesth and other top officials arrived at the White House on April 18, and footage of Caine "storming out" of the building was shown on the podcast by Johnson. But the idea of Caine "blocking" Trump goes against the reality of the command chain, as technically nobody can overrule the president's command.

However, what has been reported is conflicting ideas between Caine and Trump. Though the US president said online in February that Caine believed military action against Iran could be "easily won", that's not what Caine advised at the time, according to The Washington Post.

The Wall Street Journal also reports that Trump was "intentionally excluded from the Situation Room" during Washington's recent operation to rescue US airmen in Iran. Sources revealed that he was in such a volatile state that he was screaming at his aides "for hours" and military officials made the choice to limit his access, "believing his impatience wouldn't be helpful".

Though it's difficult to verify proof of nuclear strike intent, the gap between Trump's recent war rhetoric and the stance by his Joint Chiefs of Staff has fanned the flames of this viral claim.

Source: France24

MXMattii wrote:

Anybody heard this? Was Donald Trump 'blocked' from using the nuclear codes against Iran? Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson alleged on a podcast this week that...

Anybody heard this? Was Donald Trump 'blocked' from using the nuclear codes against Iran?

 Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson alleged on a podcast this week that US President Donald Trump wanted to use the nuclear codes against Iran during an emergency White House meeting, but that he was stopped by General Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Johnson described the interaction as "quite the blow up." It comes as concern mounts over the US president's unpredictable behaviour, as many lawmakers voice doubts about his mental state.

On an appearance on the Judging Freedom podcast hosted by former Fox News analyst Andrew Napolitano, ex-CIA officer Larry Johnson claimed an emergency briefing evolved into a confrontation, after General Dan Caine stood his ground after Donald Trump sought to invoke the nuclear codes. He said Caine "stood up and said 'No.' He invoked his privilege as the head of the military."

CNN reported that Caine, Pete Hegesth and other top officials arrived at the White House on April 18, and footage of Caine "storming out" of the building was shown on the podcast by Johnson. But the idea of Caine "blocking" Trump goes against the reality of the command chain, as technically nobody can overrule the president's command.

However, what has been reported is conflicting ideas between Caine and Trump. Though the US president said online in February that Caine believed military action against Iran could be "easily won", that's not what Caine advised at the time, according to The Washington Post.

The Wall Street Journal also reports that Trump was "intentionally excluded from the Situation Room" during Washington's recent operation to rescue US airmen in Iran. Sources revealed that he was in such a volatile state that he was screaming at his aides "for hours" and military officials made the choice to limit his access, "believing his impatience wouldn't be helpful".

Though it's difficult to verify proof of nuclear strike intent, the gap between Trump's recent war rhetoric and the stance by his Joint Chiefs of Staff has fanned the flames of this viral claim.

Source: France24

Chance1216 wrote:

I quit reading after you said, “podcast”…. Gotta take those with a grain of salt man