AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
Not quite as fake as the predictions of war with Iran, American troops on the ground, and American casualties of course.Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
So far, our three young adult kids have resisted that urge. But all 3 say it is college and what dominates social media. We've gone from (admittedly) probably too pro-America in education and media, to more objective, to now giving everyone the benefit of the doubt except America and the free world.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
My comment is go to these places and meet these people, then we can talk...sombear said:So far, our three young adult kids have resisted that urge. But all 3 say it is college and what dominates social media. We've gone from (admittedly) probably too pro-America in education and media, to more objective, to now giving everyone the benefit of the doubt except America and the free world.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
Yep. I've posted here before that I've traveled all over and have enjoyed it immensely. But, I always thank the Good Lord when I touch back down.FLBear5630 said:My comment is go to these places and meet these people, then we can talk...sombear said:So far, our three young adult kids have resisted that urge. But all 3 say it is college and what dominates social media. We've gone from (admittedly) probably too pro-America in education and media, to more objective, to now giving everyone the benefit of the doubt except America and the free world.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
To each his own.sombear said:Yep. I've posted here before that I've traveled all over and have enjoyed it immensely. But, I always thank the Good Lord when I touch back down.FLBear5630 said:My comment is go to these places and meet these people, then we can talk...sombear said:So far, our three young adult kids have resisted that urge. But all 3 say it is college and what dominates social media. We've gone from (admittedly) probably too pro-America in education and media, to more objective, to now giving everyone the benefit of the doubt except America and the free world.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
No, but it's still a threat that needs to be dealt with.LIB,MR BEARS said:LIB,MR BEARS said:if this indeed happened. Would you call it an imminent threat?Sam Lowry said:It's about as big a leap as you can get. Name-calling and slogans have always been hurled between countries and always will be. That's not even close to an imminent threat.FLBear5630 said:There are several points there.Sam Lowry said:There also has to be an attack or imminent attack on the US, its territories or possessions, or its armed forces, none of which existed here.FLBear5630 said:My understanding is that the President can take action to protect the United States and its troops but not for prolonged action. War Powers allows the use of troops but has reporting and time limits (60-90 days).Redbrickbear said:LIB,MR BEARS said:Redbrickbear said:boognish_bear said:Mike Johnson: "Many respected constitutional experts argue that the War Powers Act is itself unconstitutional. I'm persuaded by that argument. They think it's a violation of the Article 2 powers of the commander in chief. I think that's right." pic.twitter.com/Qoeuq8muVf
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 24, 2025
Congress can most certainly put restrictions and conditions on the powers of war that the President can exercise.
They may not often do so…but they can certainly specify and constrain his war powers if they wish in accordance with the Constitution.
[Anyone wishing to argue that the War Powers Resolution of 1973 is unconstitutional must be prepared to explain the purpose of article I, section 8, clause 11, of the Constitution.
That provision expressly grants to Congress the power "To declare War." If the President of the United States is free to fight a war whether or not one has been declared, then this apparently unambiguous constitutional provision is devoid of significance. Opponents of the War Powers Resolution have traditionally claimed that clause 11 confers upon Congress only a narrow piece of war power.
Defenders of the Resolution have argued in contrast that the Resolution constitutes an exercise of congressional authority under the clause. This last contention pokes at the truth without quite striking it. The War Powers Resolution is not constitutional as an exercise of the war power. It is constitutional because it defines the war power. The War Powers Resolution is nothing more or less than a congressional definition of the word "war" in article I.
A definition of this kind coupled with a reasonable enforcement mechanism is well within the power of Congress under a proper understanding of the constitutional system of checks and balances.] -Stephen Carter, Yale Law school
https://openyls.law.yale.edu/handle/20.500.13051/1518
What is the difference between a military action and a declared war?
Great question....
That is why we have a Congress (Legislative Branch) that exists and has the Constitutional power to define such things.
If it is going to be more than that Congress has to approve, such as the Gulf War Congress passed resolutions supporting the use of force to remove Iraq.
It looks to me that Trump met his War Powers responsibilities by reporting to Congress and having them home in less than 90 days. He was within his rights to do so due to the number of US assets in the Middle East and Iran's threats against the US.
1st - There are enough threats by Iran to destroy "the Great Satan" to qualify as imminent threat.
2nd- The US has 34,000 troops in the that region, 118 in Israel. So, if you want to get lawyerly the US has 118 troops in Israel and hundreds of Embassy staff.
3rd - The US has abot 670 billion dollars worth of assets at risk.
I don't think it is a huge jump...
According to NBC News, Iran delivered a communiqué to U.S. President Trump through an intermediary at the G7 Summit last week in Canada, threatening to activate sleeper-cell terrorist groups inside the United States if it or its nuclear facilities were attacked. The Trump… pic.twitter.com/nvyfMPbDZX
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) June 22, 2025NEW: Per multiple federal sources, ICE has arrested 130 Iranian nationals across the U.S. in the last 7 days, and 670 Iranian nationals are currently in ICE detention, as the Trump administration significantly ramps up efforts to find & arrest Iranians due to security concerns.
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) June 25, 2025
I'd be glad to share my posts about Obama's droning, but they were on the old site. I don't recall which goat herder you're talking about.Harrison Bergeron said:Please share the post of your outrage when Obama was droning American citizens and Biden blew up the poor Afghan goat herder to cover up is Saigon debacle.Sam Lowry said:There also has to be an attack or imminent attack on the US, its territories or possessions, or its armed forces, none of which existed here.FLBear5630 said:My understanding is that the President can take action to protect the United States and its troops but not for prolonged action. War Powers allows the use of troops but has reporting and time limits (60-90 days).Redbrickbear said:LIB,MR BEARS said:Redbrickbear said:boognish_bear said:Mike Johnson: "Many respected constitutional experts argue that the War Powers Act is itself unconstitutional. I'm persuaded by that argument. They think it's a violation of the Article 2 powers of the commander in chief. I think that's right." pic.twitter.com/Qoeuq8muVf
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 24, 2025
Congress can most certainly put restrictions and conditions on the powers of war that the President can exercise.
They may not often do so…but they can certainly specify and constrain his war powers if they wish in accordance with the Constitution.
[Anyone wishing to argue that the War Powers Resolution of 1973 is unconstitutional must be prepared to explain the purpose of article I, section 8, clause 11, of the Constitution.
That provision expressly grants to Congress the power "To declare War." If the President of the United States is free to fight a war whether or not one has been declared, then this apparently unambiguous constitutional provision is devoid of significance. Opponents of the War Powers Resolution have traditionally claimed that clause 11 confers upon Congress only a narrow piece of war power.
Defenders of the Resolution have argued in contrast that the Resolution constitutes an exercise of congressional authority under the clause. This last contention pokes at the truth without quite striking it. The War Powers Resolution is not constitutional as an exercise of the war power. It is constitutional because it defines the war power. The War Powers Resolution is nothing more or less than a congressional definition of the word "war" in article I.
A definition of this kind coupled with a reasonable enforcement mechanism is well within the power of Congress under a proper understanding of the constitutional system of checks and balances.] -Stephen Carter, Yale Law school
https://openyls.law.yale.edu/handle/20.500.13051/1518
What is the difference between a military action and a declared war?
Great question....
That is why we have a Congress (Legislative Branch) that exists and has the Constitutional power to define such things.
If it is going to be more than that Congress has to approve, such as the Gulf War Congress passed resolutions supporting the use of force to remove Iraq.
It looks to me that Trump met his War Powers responsibilities by reporting to Congress and having them home in less than 90 days. He was within his rights to do so due to the number of US assets in the Middle East and Iran's threats against the US.
You'd be lucky to find a box of band-aids in Gaza right now, let alone an MRI. The Israelis have attacked every hospital there, including at least one where they used controlled demolitions.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
KaiBear said:To each his own.sombear said:Yep. I've posted here before that I've traveled all over and have enjoyed it immensely. But, I always thank the Good Lord when I touch back down.FLBear5630 said:My comment is go to these places and meet these people, then we can talk...sombear said:So far, our three young adult kids have resisted that urge. But all 3 say it is college and what dominates social media. We've gone from (admittedly) probably too pro-America in education and media, to more objective, to now giving everyone the benefit of the doubt except America and the free world.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
The only reason I still live in the US is because my grandchildren are only 6 minutes away.
sombear said:So far, our three young adult kids have resisted that urge. But all 3 say it is college and what dominates social media. We've gone from (admittedly) probably too pro-America in education and media, to more objective, to now giving everyone the benefit of the doubt except America and the free world.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
ShooterTX said:sombear said:So far, our three young adult kids have resisted that urge. But all 3 say it is college and what dominates social media. We've gone from (admittedly) probably too pro-America in education and media, to more objective, to now giving everyone the benefit of the doubt except America and the free world.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
I don't think it's actually possible to be too pro American.
That's part of the problem. Anti-American leftists have convinced people that nationalism is bad. They don't want strong nations, they want a one world government. It's their only hope to defeat America.
KaiBear said:
The only reason I still live in the US is because my grandchildren are only 6 minutes away.
You don't sound like an ass.sombear said:KaiBear said:To each his own.sombear said:Yep. I've posted here before that I've traveled all over and have enjoyed it immensely. But, I always thank the Good Lord when I touch back down.FLBear5630 said:My comment is go to these places and meet these people, then we can talk...sombear said:So far, our three young adult kids have resisted that urge. But all 3 say it is college and what dominates social media. We've gone from (admittedly) probably too pro-America in education and media, to more objective, to now giving everyone the benefit of the doubt except America and the free world.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
The only reason I still live in the US is because my grandchildren are only 6 minutes away.
For sure. Far from unanimous.
I sound like an ass no doubt, but I know very few people in other countries who wouldn't want to live in the U.S.
It is all part of the Marxist program. Colleges are full of "America bad" propaganda. That and the overall stupiding down of the American education system. You can read on social media the abject stupidity of the average regressive. Look at the NYC mayoral race - it is all the "educated" white regressives that voted for the 33-year-old Jew-hating failed rapper. American education has replaced knowledge with feelings - they don't understand the basics of economics or politics but know every 500 gender they see on TikTok.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
Maybe the pimples on the ******* of humanity shouldn't build military installations under hospitals.Sam Lowry said:You'd be lucky to find a box of band-aids in Gaza right now, let alone an MRI. The Israelis have attacked every hospital there, including at least one where they used controlled demolitions.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
sombear said:ShooterTX said:sombear said:So far, our three young adult kids have resisted that urge. But all 3 say it is college and what dominates social media. We've gone from (admittedly) probably too pro-America in education and media, to more objective, to now giving everyone the benefit of the doubt except America and the free world.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
I don't think it's actually possible to be too pro American.
That's part of the problem. Anti-American leftists have convinced people that nationalism is bad. They don't want strong nations, they want a one world government. It's their only hope to defeat America.
I hear you. And this wasn't the case with me at all, but I've heard a number of folks say they weren't taught about things like slavery, Great Depression, internment camps, Native American treatment, etc. Everything should be taught but also in context.
There is a difference between living in Copenhagen or Munich and living in Dharan, Tehran, Baghdad, Damascus, N Korea...KaiBear said:To each his own.sombear said:Yep. I've posted here before that I've traveled all over and have enjoyed it immensely. But, I always thank the Good Lord when I touch back down.FLBear5630 said:My comment is go to these places and meet these people, then we can talk...sombear said:So far, our three young adult kids have resisted that urge. But all 3 say it is college and what dominates social media. We've gone from (admittedly) probably too pro-America in education and media, to more objective, to now giving everyone the benefit of the doubt except America and the free world.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
The only reason I still live in the US is because my grandchildren are only 6 minutes away.
Harrison Bergeron said:Maybe the pimples on the ******* of humanity shouldn't build military installations under hospitals.Sam Lowry said:You'd be lucky to find a box of band-aids in Gaza right now, let alone an MRI. The Israelis have attacked every hospital there, including at least one where they used controlled demolitions.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
I asked a boomer lady if she was proud to be White and she crashed out. pic.twitter.com/udTZnzVnvY
— Hermes (@chaotichermes) June 28, 2025
Im not sure you noticed but the article is from Haaretz which is actually Israeli so youre being anti semitict by questioning them.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
I think this is spot on. I have mixed feelings on these topics, but at zero point has Russia and Iran been the good guys. I hope our "allies" win and defeat, and am open to helping under reasonable circumstances.FLBear5630 said:When did the Generations flip from rooting for America and our Allies to rooting against?? My liberal daughter and fianc that live in Boston are over and they seem to want American to fail. A group on this Board, seem to want America's enemies to succeed, be it Russia, Palestinians, China, Iran, geez they even defended North Korea before. I don't get it...Sam Lowry said:I agree this is obvious fake news. When the IDF wants to use civilians for target practice, they clearly don't wait for anyone's orders.ShooterTX said:AF Post... really?muddybrazos said:— AF Post (@AFpost) June 27, 2025
The worlds most moral army is just indiscriminately murdering women and children.
Why not just retweet something from the National Inquirer?
The AF Post is famous for posting BS, lies and propaganda. It is totally unreliable.
That idea is so foreign to me, I just don't get it. You take the good with the bad, there are always things that don't go your way, so you root against your Country and their allies? But than again, seeing Iraqi trucks loaded with Kuwait's medical equipment (MRIs, CAD scanners, etc...) and the oil fires they set sort of made an impression on just how bad these people can be.
They were ready to agree to something like a 5% cap, maybe less. Now they're refusing to negotiate at all. I'll be surprised if they don't weaponize at this point.FLBear5630 said:That's because we will only work with them on civilian uses. They wanted weapons grade, that time has passed.Sam Lowry said:If Iran never trusted us to supply them with enriched uranium before, it seems unlikely that they're going to start now.Realitybites said:
We saw the stick, perhaps we are going to see the carrot.
" President Donald Trump is considering a $30 billion plan to help Iran develop a civilian nuclear program as an incentive to return to full-fledged talks over a nuclear deal, CNN reported on Thursday, citing sources.
Washington and its Middle East partners have been holding secret negotiations with Tehran, even as Iran and Israel exchanged strikes earlier this month, four sources familiar with the matter told the network.
The US reportedly has not dropped its key demand that Iran agree to zero enrichment of uranium, which has been a red line for Tehran. To sweeten the deal, however, Washington is said to have floated several incentives.
These include an estimated $20-30 billion investment project in Iran's nuclear program for civilian energy purposes though the money would not come directly from the US, but rather from its Arab partners, the report claims.
Israel sought to kill Iran's Khamenei defense chief
Other incentives reportedly under consideration include easing some sanctions and allowing Iran access to approximately $6 billion in frozen funds currently held in foreign bank accounts,"
If this is accurate, this will be the most brilliant exercise in US foreign policy since Reagan spanked Khadaffi for the Pan Am bombing without getting involved in a regime change war.
But Bibi, AIPAC, and the neocons are going to have steam coming out of their ears.
Sam Lowry said:They were ready to agree to something like a 5% cap, maybe less. Now they're refusing to negotiate at all. I'll be surprised if they don't weaponize at this point.FLBear5630 said:That's because we will only work with them on civilian uses. They wanted weapons grade, that time has passed.Sam Lowry said:If Iran never trusted us to supply them with enriched uranium before, it seems unlikely that they're going to start now.Realitybites said:
We saw the stick, perhaps we are going to see the carrot.
" President Donald Trump is considering a $30 billion plan to help Iran develop a civilian nuclear program as an incentive to return to full-fledged talks over a nuclear deal, CNN reported on Thursday, citing sources.
Washington and its Middle East partners have been holding secret negotiations with Tehran, even as Iran and Israel exchanged strikes earlier this month, four sources familiar with the matter told the network.
The US reportedly has not dropped its key demand that Iran agree to zero enrichment of uranium, which has been a red line for Tehran. To sweeten the deal, however, Washington is said to have floated several incentives.
These include an estimated $20-30 billion investment project in Iran's nuclear program for civilian energy purposes though the money would not come directly from the US, but rather from its Arab partners, the report claims.
Israel sought to kill Iran's Khamenei defense chief
Other incentives reportedly under consideration include easing some sanctions and allowing Iran access to approximately $6 billion in frozen funds currently held in foreign bank accounts,"
If this is accurate, this will be the most brilliant exercise in US foreign policy since Reagan spanked Khadaffi for the Pan Am bombing without getting involved in a regime change war.
But Bibi, AIPAC, and the neocons are going to have steam coming out of their ears.
Like I said, going on 4/4. It's just a matter of time before they resume enriching, assuming they even stopped.GrowlTowel said:Sam Lowry said:They were ready to agree to something like a 5% cap, maybe less. Now they're refusing to negotiate at all. I'll be surprised if they don't weaponize at this point.FLBear5630 said:That's because we will only work with them on civilian uses. They wanted weapons grade, that time has passed.Sam Lowry said:If Iran never trusted us to supply them with enriched uranium before, it seems unlikely that they're going to start now.Realitybites said:
We saw the stick, perhaps we are going to see the carrot.
" President Donald Trump is considering a $30 billion plan to help Iran develop a civilian nuclear program as an incentive to return to full-fledged talks over a nuclear deal, CNN reported on Thursday, citing sources.
Washington and its Middle East partners have been holding secret negotiations with Tehran, even as Iran and Israel exchanged strikes earlier this month, four sources familiar with the matter told the network.
The US reportedly has not dropped its key demand that Iran agree to zero enrichment of uranium, which has been a red line for Tehran. To sweeten the deal, however, Washington is said to have floated several incentives.
These include an estimated $20-30 billion investment project in Iran's nuclear program for civilian energy purposes though the money would not come directly from the US, but rather from its Arab partners, the report claims.
Israel sought to kill Iran's Khamenei defense chief
Other incentives reportedly under consideration include easing some sanctions and allowing Iran access to approximately $6 billion in frozen funds currently held in foreign bank accounts,"
If this is accurate, this will be the most brilliant exercise in US foreign policy since Reagan spanked Khadaffi for the Pan Am bombing without getting involved in a regime change war.
But Bibi, AIPAC, and the neocons are going to have steam coming out of their ears.
Seeing as you are batting about .133 these days, don't you think it is time to put the keyboard down and focus on something you are good at?
go bears!!GrowlTowel said:Sam Lowry said:They were ready to agree to something like a 5% cap, maybe less. Now they're refusing to negotiate at all. I'll be surprised if they don't weaponize at this point.FLBear5630 said:That's because we will only work with them on civilian uses. They wanted weapons grade, that time has passed.Sam Lowry said:If Iran never trusted us to supply them with enriched uranium before, it seems unlikely that they're going to start now.Realitybites said:
We saw the stick, perhaps we are going to see the carrot.
" President Donald Trump is considering a $30 billion plan to help Iran develop a civilian nuclear program as an incentive to return to full-fledged talks over a nuclear deal, CNN reported on Thursday, citing sources.
Washington and its Middle East partners have been holding secret negotiations with Tehran, even as Iran and Israel exchanged strikes earlier this month, four sources familiar with the matter told the network.
The US reportedly has not dropped its key demand that Iran agree to zero enrichment of uranium, which has been a red line for Tehran. To sweeten the deal, however, Washington is said to have floated several incentives.
These include an estimated $20-30 billion investment project in Iran's nuclear program for civilian energy purposes though the money would not come directly from the US, but rather from its Arab partners, the report claims.
Israel sought to kill Iran's Khamenei defense chief
Other incentives reportedly under consideration include easing some sanctions and allowing Iran access to approximately $6 billion in frozen funds currently held in foreign bank accounts,"
If this is accurate, this will be the most brilliant exercise in US foreign policy since Reagan spanked Khadaffi for the Pan Am bombing without getting involved in a regime change war.
But Bibi, AIPAC, and the neocons are going to have steam coming out of their ears.
Seeing as you are batting about .133 these days, don't you think it is time to put the keyboard down and focus on something you are good at?
