Washington, DC…”Iran must immediately stop their highly paid PROXIES in Lebanon from causing trouble. If they don’t, we’ll hit Iran very hard again, just like we did last week, only harder!!!
7 Responses to "The Latest from President Trump on Iran"
Anonymous
June 21, 2026 11:15 am - at 11:15 am
Trump is an unmitigated disaster of a president, a leader, a human being.
Who the fuck is stupid enough to have voted for him?
Oh, right, we’re in Calaveras County……………………………………………….
Anonymous
June 21, 2026 4:14 pm - at 4:14 pm
I did and I do it again in a heart beat. Go stand on a street corner with your sign.
Anonymous
June 22, 2026 4:10 pm - at 4:10 pm
Why though?
Anonymous
June 22, 2026 4:14 pm - at 4:14 pm
Everything the U.S. has done in this conflict — from Trump’s impotent screaming on social media to the administration getting jerked around in negotiations to its eventually agreeing to hand Iran everything — points to one painful and embarrassing reality: The White House went to war with no plan to counter or neutralize Iran’s most important asset.
Thus, after months of military action by the U.S., in which the Iranian navy, leadership, and Revolutionary Guard were reduced to rubble, the White House has signed an agreement that allows Iran to keep its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
The U.S. has also agreed to lift its naval blockade of Iran, to terminate “all types of sanctions,” to waive sanctions on oil sales, and to make “fully available for use the frozen or restricted funds and assets of the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
On that last point, it’s important to note that the deal states explicitly that “such funds, whether retained in the original accounts or transferred, may be fully usable for payment to any ultimate beneficiary designated by the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
In other words, the deal allows Iran, the world’s number one state sponsor of terrorism, to designate any beneficiary for the unfrozen funds. Use your imagination.
The White House also agreed to head up a fund with Gulf states to pump at least $300 billion into Iran for “reconstruction” and “economic development.”
In return, the U.S. gets little more than Iran’s solemn oath that it will not build a nuke.
The agreement also temporarily reopens the Strait of Hormuz, but only until such time as Tehran decides to shut it down again, because Iran can do that and there is nothing anyone, not even the U.S., can do about it.
This is key. Don’t be fooled into thinking this agreement has anything to do with the stated U.S. goals at the outset of the war. It has nothing to do with degrading Iran’s nuclear weapons program. The “understanding” is no more complicated than a desperate play to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and toss away America’s leverage to end Iran’s nuclear weapons program.
This is an unbelievably bad deal. It could only have been devised by the type of man who would lose money as a casino owner.
Anonymous
June 21, 2026 6:17 pm - at 6:17 pm
A president in title only who has done, and continues to do, ZERO good for our country.
Anonymous
June 22, 2026 7:29 am - at 7:29 am
Oh Really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anonymous
June 22, 2026 7:33 am - at 7:33 am
Mr. Ridiculed, Please swing by the Church I’d like to introduce you to my head of the family, Pastor Steve.
Trump is an unmitigated disaster of a president, a leader, a human being.
Who the fuck is stupid enough to have voted for him?
Oh, right, we’re in Calaveras County……………………………………………….
I did and I do it again in a heart beat. Go stand on a street corner with your sign.
Why though?
Everything the U.S. has done in this conflict — from Trump’s impotent screaming on social media to the administration getting jerked around in negotiations to its eventually agreeing to hand Iran everything — points to one painful and embarrassing reality: The White House went to war with no plan to counter or neutralize Iran’s most important asset.
Thus, after months of military action by the U.S., in which the Iranian navy, leadership, and Revolutionary Guard were reduced to rubble, the White House has signed an agreement that allows Iran to keep its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
The U.S. has also agreed to lift its naval blockade of Iran, to terminate “all types of sanctions,” to waive sanctions on oil sales, and to make “fully available for use the frozen or restricted funds and assets of the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
On that last point, it’s important to note that the deal states explicitly that “such funds, whether retained in the original accounts or transferred, may be fully usable for payment to any ultimate beneficiary designated by the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
In other words, the deal allows Iran, the world’s number one state sponsor of terrorism, to designate any beneficiary for the unfrozen funds. Use your imagination.
The White House also agreed to head up a fund with Gulf states to pump at least $300 billion into Iran for “reconstruction” and “economic development.”
In return, the U.S. gets little more than Iran’s solemn oath that it will not build a nuke.
The agreement also temporarily reopens the Strait of Hormuz, but only until such time as Tehran decides to shut it down again, because Iran can do that and there is nothing anyone, not even the U.S., can do about it.
This is key. Don’t be fooled into thinking this agreement has anything to do with the stated U.S. goals at the outset of the war. It has nothing to do with degrading Iran’s nuclear weapons program. The “understanding” is no more complicated than a desperate play to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and toss away America’s leverage to end Iran’s nuclear weapons program.
This is an unbelievably bad deal. It could only have been devised by the type of man who would lose money as a casino owner.
A president in title only who has done, and continues to do, ZERO good for our country.
Oh Really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mr. Ridiculed, Please swing by the Church I’d like to introduce you to my head of the family, Pastor Steve.