Siar Mohebi

The White House posting a graphic from the pro-Israel think tank, the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), illustrates just how influential the pro-Israel lobby is within the Trump administration. The U.S. IC assessed that Iran was not seeking a nuclear weapon, yet unverified information from pro-Israel groups dominated the intelligence reaching POTUS in the lead-up to the war. The tragic part is that the successful Iran policy Trump enacted in his first term—and was enacting this time around—was working, and he was on his way to securing a much better deal than the JCPOA. This was a threat to Israel’s goal of getting the U.S. to provide the combat power for regime change in Iran. Groups like FDD, members of the media, donors, and key Israeli officials played a key role in convincing Trump that his policy should shift to zero enrichment and that the Iranian regime would quickly crumble if he struck now. Hopefully, POTUS will look at the results of the advice he has received from FDD and the Israel-first/neocon lobby and correct course.

سرنوشت مردم ایالات متحده در گرو یک انسان روانی افتاده است.

You are a complete moron, Pete. First, Obama's "agreement" basically gave Iran unlimited cash to harden their terror proxy network and stockpile ballistic missiles while simply delaying the inevitable — large-scale LEGAL enrichment with zero breakout time and the military power to use it. Second, Iran's real enrichment acceleration happened under Biden because he was WEAK — loosening sanctions, easing pressure, and working to reopen their pathway to a legal nuclear program. Instead of legitimizing Iran's nuclear weapons program, President Trump is focused on ending it.

تعصب در جامعه انسانیت‌زدایي مي‌کند. در کشور دیگر به عنوان مهاجر تعصب امر غیر معمول نیست و تاحدودي قابل تحمل است. اما وقت در کشور خودت بنام قوم یا مذهب و یا... رفتار تعصب‌آمیز مي‌شود، با جان قبله‌گاه‌ات (پدرت) بازي شود، دیگه واقعاً چه مي‌شه گفت؟ توقع ما از امارت اسلامي متفاوت است.

Sen. Rick Scott on how much he's willing to spend on the Iran war: "I don't know how you put a price tag on... somebody's ability to kill you?"