| second: Trump’s 250-foot gold arch would tower over the Lincoln Memorial. When asked who it honors, he said: 'Me' [go to link] |
| second: I think Russia and North Korea are imitating each other. North Korea threatens to nuke SK and Russia makes the same threats against the EU for the same reasons. It is lunacy at the top level of government but then the White House isn’t sane and healthy, either: North Korea updates constitution to require automatic nuclear strike if Kim Jong Un is assassinated. [go to link] |
| THG: Second, I remember when anyone would post about Russia signym and kiki would respond in a flash. They were incapable of letting anything negative about Putin or Russia pass without a rebuttal. Now kiki is dead and signym is hiding, because the evidence over the years has been presented. Our comrade Russian friends were wrong about everything; everything. Russian interference not just in America but globally, and how Russia is a paper tiger; everything.
All we need to do is quote old posts and give updates with the current facts to show we were right.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
[go to link] |
| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
[go to link] |
| second: Iran Says No, So Are We Back To War? It was not a response to the US plan, it was in essence a full rejection. Trump lashed out almost immediately and the White House followed up with what looked like a threat to restart hostilities. All this is a sign that in essence nothing has changed for more than six weeks. Iran is not crumbling, Trump is stuck, the Strait is closed, and the two sides are locked in a contest to stare down each other. The Iranian government is just being more honest about where things stand than the US Government.
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