Trump contradicted by staff after U.S. assassination of Iran general

In his short statement to reporters, Trump specifically said the US is not seeking “regime change” in Iran after the killing of general Qassem Suleimani.

But just hours after the strike was carried out, the president’s former national security adviser, John Bolton, expressed hope that the attack would be “the first step to regime change in Tehran.”

Maddog wrote:

Thorin wrote:


That is not even 0.1% of the people of iran

More turned up protesting mate

It's a hell of a turnout for a funeral of someone that wasn't liked.  

I may be wrong, but I think we just created a Shiite martyr.

phil wrote:There is no need to invade Iran, just help those already trying to topple a Theocratic regime.

phil wrote:We get plenty out of this, peace in the Middle East if the Theocracy falls

phil wrote:If not, we continually take out their military capability

Thorin wrote:

Maddog wrote:

It's a hell of a turnout for a funeral of someone that wasn't liked.  

I may be wrong, but I think we just created a Shiite martyr.

Man are you easily led by state sponsored TV

http://www.newsfixboard.com/t28270-its-kicking-off-in-iran

Thorin wrote:Where does Quills boundaries of health care extend to?

Just the US, or does he want free health care to all peoples of the world?

You see the left like Quill, do not want to step outside their boundaries to help people outside their nation

It makes Quill quite the nationalist and he fails to see that

I am done trying to reason with such a simpleton, but at least real heroes act to stop mass murderers

Night everyone