The Islamic Regime in Iran will hold a victory parade at 6:00 PM today on Revolution Square in Tehran
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) June 24, 2025
War with Iran?
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The head of the Basij was taken out, the entire top of the IRGC were also eliminated. Khamenei is hiding in his bunker.
— Clark_a 🎗️🇮🇱🇺🇸 (@clarkA418) June 24, 2025
The IDF has cleared the path, Iranians must rise up now. It’s now or never, don’t give the IRGC time to rebuild.
boognish_bear said:The Islamic Regime in Iran will hold a victory parade at 6:00 PM today on Revolution Square in Tehran
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) June 24, 2025
FLBear5630 said:Why are you trying to make disagreement with policy personal? Many on here who disagree would disagree if it were Biden, Obama, Bush, Trump or Reagan.Harrison Bergeron said:
Another rough week for the TDSers.
The bigger question is why do you give a President a blind pass based on personality? Either you agree or you are a TDSer, you seem to be into labeling people that disagree. Very Bannon-esque of you...
It's not personal. TDS is a very real thing. Not everyone that disagrees with President Trump's policy is a TDSer - like Tucker Carlson or the crazy Georgia Congresswoman or Tom Massey - but many are. All your latter stuff is just projection - far fewer blindly give Trump a pass than blindly oppose him.
whitetrash said:boognish_bear said:The Islamic Regime in Iran will hold a victory parade at 6:00 PM today on Revolution Square in Tehran
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) June 24, 2025
This 'victory parade' reminds me of the Iraqi news spokesman who continually declared how they were winning the war even with US tanks entering Baghdad.
President Trump is publicly furious with Israel for endangering peace: “As soon as we made the deal they came out and dropped the load of bombs that I've never seen before… I'm not happy with Israel… But, I’m really unhappy if Israel’s going out this morning because of one… pic.twitter.com/DMISPq2iSe
— AF Post (@AFpost) June 24, 2025
When did Trump become such a jew hater and virulent anti-semite?
The_barBEARian said:President Trump is publicly furious with Israel for endangering peace: “As soon as we made the deal they came out and dropped the load of bombs that I've never seen before… I'm not happy with Israel… But, I’m really unhappy if Israel’s going out this morning because of one… pic.twitter.com/DMISPq2iSe
— AF Post (@AFpost) June 24, 2025
When did Trump become such a jew hater and virulent anti-semite?
And yet, he still doesn't hold a candle to some muddy barbarians on here
HOLY SHIT
— Tim Pool (@Timcast) June 24, 2025
Netanyahu told Trump To FUCK OFFhttps://t.co/alSKYEsHob pic.twitter.com/M5EQSVpNgO
hey, what do you know
It is about 50/50.Harrison Bergeron said:FLBear5630 said:Why are you trying to make disagreement with policy personal? Many on here who disagree would disagree if it were Biden, Obama, Bush, Trump or Reagan.Harrison Bergeron said:
Another rough week for the TDSers.
The bigger question is why do you give a President a blind pass based on personality? Either you agree or you are a TDSer, you seem to be into labeling people that disagree. Very Bannon-esque of you...
It's not personal. TDS is a very real thing. Not everyone that disagrees with President Trump's policy is a TDSer - like Tucker Carlson or the crazy Georgia Congresswoman or Tom Massey - but many are. All your latter stuff is just projection - far fewer blindly give Trump a pass than blindly oppose him.
MAGA has a tendency to focus on the negative policy assessments and overlook the positive to label someone TDS. The purpose of the label is to discredit the person and their view of the specific policy.
Many on here say I am a TDSer.
Yet, the reality is:
- I voted for Trump 3 times,
- Have said numerous times that I am in favor of his energy policies,
- Have said he is doing an outstanding job on the border and Homan is outstanding,
- Hegseth is doing a very good job at DOD and I was wrong on that one,
- I liked his monetary policy in the 1st term with Mnuchin and his general views on business,
- like his strong military
- I complimented him on avoiding mission creep in Iran
But, because I think the DOGE bit is a clown show that is not getting any real returns but theatrics
I don't trust Bessent and Trump's infatuation with Putin and hate when he goes in vendetta mode I am a TDSer.
I have seen more people do mental gymnastics to match up some of his action with what he claimed he wants than people outright just against him.
All he’s saying is true. Awesome.
— Deconstructing TDS (@deconstructtds) June 24, 2025
But where is his plan to fix it all? He has no plan, and no path to reform. He needs to support Trump and get big wins to make the Republicans look good so that they have enough power to push through real reforms.
I guess the ceasefire is on for now as it looks like Iran reopened airspace to commercial llights
🟢 Iraqi airspace has reopened and flights are now transiting.https://t.co/e8OOOdBkvD
— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) June 24, 2025
🟡 Iranian airspace is now open to international arrivals and departures to/from Tehran with prior permission. pic.twitter.com/91bicOV1As
Guess MIGA was short lived
Reporter: Do you want to see regime change in Iran?
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) June 24, 2025
Trump: "No, I don't want it. I'd like to see everything calm down as quickly as possible. Regime change makes chaos."
"And ideally, we don't want to see so much chaos. So we'll see how it goes."
"You know, the Iranians are… pic.twitter.com/CDAArRI6RI
Vance says we've "destroyed" Iran's nuclear program and created a reset moment for the entire region.ATL Bear said:
If this peace holds and this is the end, Trump played this like a Maestro. Not only did he help cripple a potential nuclear armed terrorist state, he did it using weaponry capable of silently deploying massive nuclear payloads (B2 and sub) while China and Russia had to watch. Major peace through strength flex.
So is that it? We all good now?
Quote:
"no disruption to production".
Time will tell. The US action at least delays Iran's progress IMHO.
Seems like none of the other Arab states want to see Iran get nukes. The usual suspect in the USA were protesting the US action but I didn't see reports of anyone in the Middle east too upset that Iran's nuclear facilities got bombed by the US.
Head of #Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization: “We’ve taken necessary measures & are assessing the damaged areas. Plans for revival [of #nuclear facilities] were pre-arranged, and our current strategy ensures no disruption to production & services. pic.twitter.com/3OzppGj6TH
— Iran Nuances (@IranNuances) June 24, 2025
He literally says in the first minute to get rid of omnibus spending bills which seems like it would solve a lot of problems.boognish_bear said:All he’s saying is true. Awesome.
— Deconstructing TDS (@deconstructtds) June 24, 2025
But where is his plan to fix it all? He has no plan, and no path to reform. He needs to support Trump and get big wins to make the Republicans look good so that they have enough power to push through real reforms.
Sam Lowry said:Vance says we've "destroyed" Iran's nuclear program and created a reset moment for the entire region.ATL Bear said:
If this peace holds and this is the end, Trump played this like a Maestro. Not only did he help cripple a potential nuclear armed terrorist state, he did it using weaponry capable of silently deploying massive nuclear payloads (B2 and sub) while China and Russia had to watch. Major peace through strength flex.
So is that it? We all good now?
No, 'we' still have to worry about the international law police arresting us and taking us to the international law prosecutors who will try us in front of the international law tribunal which will put us in international law jail.
Or at least Trump does, along with the mouse in his pocket, if I followed your earlier posts. Unclear to me whether you are going with him given your liberal use of first person plural.
I doubt Trump is worried about that. He (and you) know that the US playing the villain on the international stage has no consequences as long as Trump doesn't personally suffer for it. Well done, sir.Robert Wilson said:Sam Lowry said:Vance says we've "destroyed" Iran's nuclear program and created a reset moment for the entire region.ATL Bear said:
If this peace holds and this is the end, Trump played this like a Maestro. Not only did he help cripple a potential nuclear armed terrorist state, he did it using weaponry capable of silently deploying massive nuclear payloads (B2 and sub) while China and Russia had to watch. Major peace through strength flex.
So is that it? We all good now?
No, 'we' still have to worry about the international law police arresting us and taking us to the international law prosecutors who will try us in front of the international law tribunal which will put us in international law jail.
Or at least Trump does, along with the mouse in his pocket, if I followed your earlier posts. Unclear to me whether you are going with him given your liberal use of first person plural.
What people are afraid of is a return to neocon bs. If you don't like the concept of trying to end the grift in DC or putting our government under a microscope and asking about where our money is going then it's basically a return to a George W Bush style of the GOP.FLBear5630 said:It is about 50/50.Harrison Bergeron said:FLBear5630 said:Why are you trying to make disagreement with policy personal? Many on here who disagree would disagree if it were Biden, Obama, Bush, Trump or Reagan.Harrison Bergeron said:
Another rough week for the TDSers.
The bigger question is why do you give a President a blind pass based on personality? Either you agree or you are a TDSer, you seem to be into labeling people that disagree. Very Bannon-esque of you...
It's not personal. TDS is a very real thing. Not everyone that disagrees with President Trump's policy is a TDSer - like Tucker Carlson or the crazy Georgia Congresswoman or Tom Massey - but many are. All your latter stuff is just projection - far fewer blindly give Trump a pass than blindly oppose him.
MAGA has a tendency to focus on the negative policy assessments and overlook the positive to label someone TDS. The purpose of the label is to discredit the person and their view of the specific policy.
Many on here say I am a TDSer.
Yet, the reality is:
- I voted for Trump 3 times,
- Have said numerous times that I am in favor of his energy policies,
- Have said he is doing an outstanding job on the border and Homan is outstanding,
- Hegseth is doing a very good job at DOD and I was wrong on that one,
- I liked his monetary policy in the 1st term with Mnuchin and his general views on business,
- like his strong military
- I complimented him on avoiding mission creep in Iran
But, because I think the DOGE bit is a clown show that is not getting any real returns but theatrics
I don't trust Bessent and Trump's infatuation with Putin and hate when he goes in vendetta mode I am a TDSer.
I have seen more people do mental gymnastics to match up some of his action with what he claimed he wants than people outright just against him.
Trump isn't perfect, but if every single thing people disagree with him on is the end of the world or the criticism has the effect of completely killing the 'America First' movement, then we're going to go right back to where we came from.
But how could we realistically end them?muddybrazos said:He literally says in the first minute to get rid of omnibus spending bills which seems like it would solve a lot of problems.boognish_bear said:All he’s saying is true. Awesome.
— Deconstructing TDS (@deconstructtds) June 24, 2025
But where is his plan to fix it all? He has no plan, and no path to reform. He needs to support Trump and get big wins to make the Republicans look good so that they have enough power to push through real reforms.
Iran To Replace State-Run Television With MSNBC Broadcast https://t.co/gIdEwZU1vE pic.twitter.com/8qrDPANc4b
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) June 24, 2025
Seems like if we have a house majority then in theory could do that but I doubt you will get enough rinos to go along with actual reform so I guess nothing will ever change bc the dems arent changing anything.Doc Holliday said:But how could we realistically end them?muddybrazos said:He literally says in the first minute to get rid of omnibus spending bills which seems like it would solve a lot of problems.boognish_bear said:All he’s saying is true. Awesome.
— Deconstructing TDS (@deconstructtds) June 24, 2025
But where is his plan to fix it all? He has no plan, and no path to reform. He needs to support Trump and get big wins to make the Republicans look good so that they have enough power to push through real reforms.
Sam Lowry said:I doubt Trump is worried about that. He (and you) know that the US playing the villain on the international stage has no consequences as long as Trump doesn't personally suffer for it. Well done, sir.Robert Wilson said:Sam Lowry said:Vance says we've "destroyed" Iran's nuclear program and created a reset moment for the entire region.ATL Bear said:
If this peace holds and this is the end, Trump played this like a Maestro. Not only did he help cripple a potential nuclear armed terrorist state, he did it using weaponry capable of silently deploying massive nuclear payloads (B2 and sub) while China and Russia had to watch. Major peace through strength flex.
So is that it? We all good now?
No, 'we' still have to worry about the international law police arresting us and taking us to the international law prosecutors who will try us in front of the international law tribunal which will put us in international law jail.
Or at least Trump does, along with the mouse in his pocket, if I followed your earlier posts. Unclear to me whether you are going with him given your liberal use of first person plural.
What a silly strawman. Sometimes you should just drop the shovel.
If you're asking me, assuming Vance's assessment is correct, I'm good. Regime change would help the Iranian people, but if they want to live under autocratic Islamism that's on them.Sam Lowry said:Vance says we've "destroyed" Iran's nuclear program and created a reset moment for the entire region.ATL Bear said:
If this peace holds and this is the end, Trump played this like a Maestro. Not only did he help cripple a potential nuclear armed terrorist state, he did it using weaponry capable of silently deploying massive nuclear payloads (B2 and sub) while China and Russia had to watch. Major peace through strength flex.
So is that it? We all good now?
Boy. That one aged well. Have you heard about the ceasefire between Israel and Iran?FLBear5630 said:whiterock said:FLBear5630 said:
Let's here how Trump was right to get us in a war, right? It is Donald after all. He has to be right. Let the backtracking and justification begin.
Let's face it, you guys are just part of the cult. No new wars? Bring all our troops home. Anti-war President... Yeah. How much is he making on this, Trump benefits on everything he does.
News flash: if bombings & killings = war, the war started in 1980. Trump just gave us a chance to end it.
Right on cue... So now we are defining whT war is? Geez, just come out and say it Trump cannot do anything that isn't allowable. No matter what he said to get her elected, no matter what you guys said about Biden or really anything.
He just got the US involved in the Israeli/Iranian war. What happened to no new wars?
He is just like every other person that sits in that seat, Biden, Obama, Bush, Clnton, Bush and Reagan. Only thing is that his base would approve anything he does.
(answer: apparently not, because you be screaming that it didn't happen, wouldn't happen, couldn't happen, and any statements to the contrary are just image conjuring by the Orange Man Bad).
Being a massive state sponsor of terror that was secretly building nuclear weapons infrastructure that could endanger/kill millions = not villain. Taking out the nuclear part of the aforementioned = villain.Sam Lowry said:I doubt Trump is worried about that. He (and you) know that the US playing the villain on the international stage has no consequences as long as Trump doesn't personally suffer for it. Well done, sir.Robert Wilson said:Sam Lowry said:Vance says we've "destroyed" Iran's nuclear program and created a reset moment for the entire region.ATL Bear said:
If this peace holds and this is the end, Trump played this like a Maestro. Not only did he help cripple a potential nuclear armed terrorist state, he did it using weaponry capable of silently deploying massive nuclear payloads (B2 and sub) while China and Russia had to watch. Major peace through strength flex.
So is that it? We all good now?
No, 'we' still have to worry about the international law police arresting us and taking us to the international law prosecutors who will try us in front of the international law tribunal which will put us in international law jail.
Or at least Trump does, along with the mouse in his pocket, if I followed your earlier posts. Unclear to me whether you are going with him given your liberal use of first person plural.
Got it…
Excellent.KaiBear said:FLBear5630 said:Why are you trying to make disagreement with policy personal? Many on here who disagree would disagree if it were Biden, Obama, Bush, Trump or Reagan.Harrison Bergeron said:
Another rough week for the TDSers.
The bigger question is why do you give a President a blind pass based on personality? Either you agree or you are a TDSer, you seem to be into labeling people that disagree. Very Bannon-esque of you...
Few, if any, give Trump a blind pass based on personality.
However after watching the Dems blatantly attempt to destroy our country…..it is an overwhelming RELIEF to see a physically brave man; incredibly resilient man….rebuild our economy, military and culture.
It's so simple. He's doing a better job than his predecessor. By a lot.
That's why the right track/wrong track numbers are back in positive territory for the first time in decades. The public can put up with his schtick because he's improving things across a wide spectrum of issues.
Do you only obey the law because you're afraid of being punished?
More importantly, you're once again batting .000 with your Iran predictions.Sam Lowry said:Vance says we've "destroyed" Iran's nuclear program and created a reset moment for the entire region.ATL Bear said:
If this peace holds and this is the end, Trump played this like a Maestro. Not only did he help cripple a potential nuclear armed terrorist state, he did it using weaponry capable of silently deploying massive nuclear payloads (B2 and sub) while China and Russia had to watch. Major peace through strength flex.
So is that it? We all good now?
Took a huge swing and a miss on this one.
I think your record is safe.
Well, if bombing Iran, tying the US Treasury to crypto, slapping 50% tariffs across the board and gutting the Federal work force don't qualify as items worth scrutinizing what in the hell does... These are not little things.Doc Holliday said:What people are afraid of is a return to neocon bs. If you don't like the concept of trying to end the grift in DC or putting our government under a microscope and asking about where our money is going then it's basically a return to a George W Bush style of the GOP.FLBear5630 said:It is about 50/50.Harrison Bergeron said:FLBear5630 said:Why are you trying to make disagreement with policy personal? Many on here who disagree would disagree if it were Biden, Obama, Bush, Trump or Reagan.Harrison Bergeron said:
Another rough week for the TDSers.
The bigger question is why do you give a President a blind pass based on personality? Either you agree or you are a TDSer, you seem to be into labeling people that disagree. Very Bannon-esque of you...
It's not personal. TDS is a very real thing. Not everyone that disagrees with President Trump's policy is a TDSer - like Tucker Carlson or the crazy Georgia Congresswoman or Tom Massey - but many are. All your latter stuff is just projection - far fewer blindly give Trump a pass than blindly oppose him.
MAGA has a tendency to focus on the negative policy assessments and overlook the positive to label someone TDS. The purpose of the label is to discredit the person and their view of the specific policy.
Many on here say I am a TDSer.
Yet, the reality is:
- I voted for Trump 3 times,
- Have said numerous times that I am in favor of his energy policies,
- Have said he is doing an outstanding job on the border and Homan is outstanding,
- Hegseth is doing a very good job at DOD and I was wrong on that one,
- I liked his monetary policy in the 1st term with Mnuchin and his general views on business,
- like his strong military
- I complimented him on avoiding mission creep in Iran
But, because I think the DOGE bit is a clown show that is not getting any real returns but theatrics
I don't trust Bessent and Trump's infatuation with Putin and hate when he goes in vendetta mode I am a TDSer.
I have seen more people do mental gymnastics to match up some of his action with what he claimed he wants than people outright just against him.
Trump isn't perfect, but if every single thing people disagree with him on is the end of the world or the criticism has the effect of completely killing the 'America First' movement, then we're going to go right back to where we came from.
Actually, the fact that people don't see what has been done as major and view them as ho-hum is more of a problem.
Indeed, that's his playbook in a nutshell. Despots, tyrants and Islamist terrorists are always the good guys in Sam's world, and America and its allies (especially Israel) are always the bad (unless they're trying to shut down businesses and mandate vaccines of course).ATL Bear said:Being a massive state sponsor of terror that was secretly building nuclear weapons infrastructure that could endanger/kill millions = not villain. Taking out the nuclear part of the aforementioned = villain.Sam Lowry said:I doubt Trump is worried about that. He (and you) know that the US playing the villain on the international stage has no consequences as long as Trump doesn't personally suffer for it. Well done, sir.Robert Wilson said:Sam Lowry said:Vance says we've "destroyed" Iran's nuclear program and created a reset moment for the entire region.ATL Bear said:
If this peace holds and this is the end, Trump played this like a Maestro. Not only did he help cripple a potential nuclear armed terrorist state, he did it using weaponry capable of silently deploying massive nuclear payloads (B2 and sub) while China and Russia had to watch. Major peace through strength flex.
So is that it? We all good now?
No, 'we' still have to worry about the international law police arresting us and taking us to the international law prosecutors who will try us in front of the international law tribunal which will put us in international law jail.
Or at least Trump does, along with the mouse in his pocket, if I followed your earlier posts. Unclear to me whether you are going with him given your liberal use of first person plural.
Got it…
It's been that way for years with this nut.
— Scott Jennings (@ScottJenningsKY) June 24, 2025
Sam Lowry said:
Do you only obey the law because you're afraid of being punished?
You're such a midwit.
Everywhere you go, there is always "that guy"...........ron.reagan said:
shortest cease fire in history. The 12 second cease fire
BREAKING:
— World Affairs (@World_Affairs11) June 24, 2025
European Union says it will take action against Israel if it does not stop war in Gaza. pic.twitter.com/b5u0nIcHMu
We are seeing a foreign policy doctrine develop that will change the country (and the world) for the better: 1) clearly define an American interest; 2) negotiate aggressively to achieve that interest; 3) use overwhelming force if necessary. pic.twitter.com/zQQzdJlzus
— JD Vance (@JDVance) June 24, 2025
It turns out you can just do what you said you would do. No mission creep. No protracted, ill defined “nation building” BS. Just very proud of the president and the whole team this morning.
— JD Vance (@JDVance) June 24, 2025