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How imbecile American Public can be to even consider WMDs issue again ?

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Wojciech

In Reply to: RE: Our President is discussing options says CNN posted by Inmate51 on June 18, 2025 at 17:42:04

Obviously college diploma and successful retirement is no proven to be immune to an imbecile disease in US.

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So, If your sworn enemy says repeatedly they are going to kill you - www.records 04:12:38 06/19/25 (1)
don't believe them? Got it. Some of the stuff you say makes me question who's side your on. You seem extremely anti-American with many of your comments.
- I'm on our side and the side of painful truth - Wojciech 06:13:48 06/19/25 (0)
  And the painful truth is that we are Nazi and deserve to be hated. Let's bask in it..
You're misunderstanding - Steve O 19:06:54 06/18/25 (7)
How this "military operation" is being planned and executed. The administration's plans do not include input from the fine citizens with imbecile disease or any other non-governmental civilian. Never did. The imbecile American public might be informed after the-fact although potential for misinformation is high. The primary role of the imbecile public in this specific operation is to observe and praise the chief administrator. Criticism is for entertainment value only and could result in legal action against the critic. If there was any place for imbecile input, it would be during elections . . . After which most of it will be forgotten. .
- Am I ? I see the WMD issue as the most important one regarding the issue - Wojciech 19:50:33 06/18/25 (6)
  and it is bizarrely taken seriously by American public. I don't mind US leveling Iran.
  It will buy us a couple or a few more years of unrestricted consumption and since we're already damned to hell why not enjoy the leftover time on Earth?
  Of course, Iran sinking our two Air Carriers would make the life even more entertaining becuase nothing taste better than revenge, but I'm getting carried away :)
  
  Edits: 06/18/25
  - There may be a cultural and language difference here - Steve O 20:58:40 06/18/25 (5)
    My main point is that public opinion has little to zero effect on decision to drop "bunker buster" bombs. Public pushback should bombs be dropped successfully will be for naught. If the mission outright fails or there are significant U.S. or Israeli mission losses or Iran is able to successfully export terrorism revenge to US, attitudes may change. Until then, USA! USA! USA! . . .
    - Well , it's true everywhere - Wojciech 00:09:11 06/19/25 (4)
      I wasn't referring to that. Of course the public has no say in the matter whatsoever but it either buys the justification for the attack or not..Judging by the forum posts it still does to a prevalent degree.
      - Fool me Once ... - jedrider 06:47:17 06/19/25 (3)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Well , it's true everywhere posted by Wojciech on June 19, 2025 at 00:09:11
        
        oh damn, they keep fooling us because we let them without resistance because in the end it's no skin off our backs (in the short run, at least, and we're always in it for the short run it seems).
        
        RE: Fool me Once ... - Inmate51 08:13:56 06/19/25 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Fool me Once ... posted by jedrider on June 19, 2025 at 06:47:17
        
        "(in the short run, at least, and we're always in it for the short run it seems)"
        Yup.
        And now, finally, we've got a President who is looking out for our country's longterm future.
        Yet, there are people who are absolutely beside themselves criticizing him. What's up with that?!
        Don't they understand that the path we've been on for 50 years is not good? President Reagan tried to take a run at "fixing it", but it failed. President Clinton also tried, and failed.
        Hopefully, President Trump and team will stop this impending train wreck before we go over the cliff.
        
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        We are inclusive and diverse, but dissent will not be tolerated.
        
        Edits: 06/19/25
        
        It looks like he rather pushed the pedal to the floor to jump over the cliff - Wojciech 08:46:09 06/19/25 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Fool me Once ... posted by Inmate51 on June 19, 2025 at 08:13:56
        
        and maybe the 1% of the train and the engine will make it to the other side. Most can only afford economy car at the tail of the train though.
        
        We all like the beauty of our weapons - Wojciech 07:14:04 06/19/25 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Fool me Once ... posted by jedrider on June 19, 2025 at 06:47:17
        
        And " kicking the a..s around " is fun because "the power" Trumps anything else in this world and US is addicted to it. And every A..s we kick , killing scores of people has no right to respond in any other way but to be enthusiastic about it. Otherwise it becomes an enemy and risks being pounded into a parking lot. US politics is as subtle as US tourists..
        It looks like Israel is getting pounded into parking lot right now. They are running short with interceptor missiles and Iranian ballistic missiles carry up to four thousand pounds of explosives in them compared to few houndred pounds missiles Israel is using. Since we can't admit defeat ,the US attack to turn the tide is imminent
        
        Edits: 06/19/25

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