Why does your Average TGP Member and readers/listeners of CNN/MSNBC/NYTimes...... Hate Jewish People and support the Iranian Regime?!?!?!

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The~Kid said:
Yeah yeah.......

And you have a pinky for a pecker. Facts :yes:
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You DO mean an ANACONDA you little foreskinless man. :ROFLMAO:

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Now just imagine if somebody or any other country senior minister posted ALL of Israel should burn.

And these bloodthirsty genocidal pricks are our ally...you can't make this shit up
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‘ALL of Lebanon should burn’: X declines to remove Israeli minister’s post​

Musk’s platform has declined to remove Itamar Ben-Gvir’s call for the obliteration of the multi-confessional Levantine state.

Social media platform X has declined to remove a post by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir calling for the destruction of Lebanon, despite its rules prohibiting threats and incitement targeting people on the basis of ethnicity, national origin or religion.

“All of Lebanon should burn!” Ben-Gvir wrote in the controversial post on X. “With all due respect to the Americans, Israel must make it clear to the entire world that the blood of our sons and the security of our citizens is not in vain.”

He also wrote: “Enough with the ping-pong. In the Middle East, you don’t win with measured responses and containment — you have to go crazy. Erase.
 
VonBonfire said:
Seems like they are torpedoing our friendship.
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There's an old quote (I'll look up the source in a minute). It goes something like "countries don't have friends, they have interests". I think it applies.

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Ok, it's Charles De Gaulle. And the exact translation is "No nation has friends only interests".
 

The US-Iran talks are going nowhere​

Neither side is budging on its demands, and Israel remains a structural threat to any lasting peace

A memorandum of failure​

The memorandum signed on June 17, 2026 is not a peace treaty or even a framework agreement in any meaningful sense. It is a temporary, non-binding statement of intent whose primary function is not to end the conflict but to postpone its next phase. Every substantive issue – Iran’s nuclear program, sanctions, freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, the situation in Lebanon, mechanisms to prevent further military escalation – has been pushed into a 60-day negotiating track.

Washington has tried to sell this as a diplomatic win, and on the surface the framing has some logic to it. But a more honest reading would be to admit that the US failed to force Iranian capitulation, did not achieve the full dismantlement of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, and it certainly did not compel Tehran to abandon its regional allies. The strategy of maximum pressure, which had been the backbone of US policy for years, simply did not produce the outcome it promised. Iran absorbed the strikes, the sanctions, and the threats – and still came to the table as a party with its own demands, not just a subject of American conditions.

Israel as a structural threat to an agreement​

The Israeli factor is what transforms the memorandum from fragile to nearly unworkable. The US-Iranian deal constrains Israeli freedom of action and creates the real possibility that Washington will start making decisions based on its own political calculus rather than Israeli government priorities. For Netanyahu, this is an intolerable scenario.

On the same day talks were underway in Buergenstock, the Israeli prime minister stated plainly that as long as he holds office, Iran will not acquire nuclear weapons. This is a direct message to Washington – Israel reserves the right to act regardless of what American negotiators agree to. Defense Minister Israel Katz made the operational implication equally clear, confirming that Israeli forces in Lebanon retain full freedom of action when facing a perceived threat.

In June 2026, the Israel Defense Forces mounted operations on the Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon – an area that, according to Israeli military assessments, houses critical Hezbollah infrastructure including command posts, fortified positions, weapons storage, and an underground communications network. Israel was methodically reshaping the reality on the ground even as diplomats in Switzerland were discussing roadmaps.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan put it directly – there is always Israel, waiting for the right moment to undermine the situation at the first available opportunity.

The pressure runs through domestic American channels as well. Parts of Congress, pro-Israel donor networks, think tanks, media figures – all of this creates an environment in which any compromise with Iran reads as near-betrayal of Israel. That political ecosystem does not disappear because a memorandum gets signed in Switzerland.
 
NoHassle said:

The US-Iran talks are going nowhere​

Neither side is budging on its demands, and Israel remains a structural threat to any lasting peace

A memorandum of failure​

The memorandum signed on June 17, 2026 is not a peace treaty or even a framework agreement in any meaningful sense. It is a temporary, non-binding statement of intent whose primary function is not to end the conflict but to postpone its next phase. Every substantive issue – Iran’s nuclear program, sanctions, freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, the situation in Lebanon, mechanisms to prevent further military escalation – has been pushed into a 60-day negotiating track.

Washington has tried to sell this as a diplomatic win, and on the surface the framing has some logic to it. But a more honest reading would be to admit that the US failed to force Iranian capitulation, did not achieve the full dismantlement of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, and it certainly did not compel Tehran to abandon its regional allies. The strategy of maximum pressure, which had been the backbone of US policy for years, simply did not produce the outcome it promised. Iran absorbed the strikes, the sanctions, and the threats – and still came to the table as a party with its own demands, not just a subject of American conditions.

Israel as a structural threat to an agreement​

The Israeli factor is what transforms the memorandum from fragile to nearly unworkable. The US-Iranian deal constrains Israeli freedom of action and creates the real possibility that Washington will start making decisions based on its own political calculus rather than Israeli government priorities. For Netanyahu, this is an intolerable scenario.

On the same day talks were underway in Buergenstock, the Israeli prime minister stated plainly that as long as he holds office, Iran will not acquire nuclear weapons. This is a direct message to Washington – Israel reserves the right to act regardless of what American negotiators agree to. Defense Minister Israel Katz made the operational implication equally clear, confirming that Israeli forces in Lebanon retain full freedom of action when facing a perceived threat.

In June 2026, the Israel Defense Forces mounted operations on the Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon – an area that, according to Israeli military assessments, houses critical Hezbollah infrastructure including command posts, fortified positions, weapons storage, and an underground communications network. Israel was methodically reshaping the reality on the ground even as diplomats in Switzerland were discussing roadmaps.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan put it directly – there is always Israel, waiting for the right moment to undermine the situation at the first available opportunity.

The pressure runs through domestic American channels as well. Parts of Congress, pro-Israel donor networks, think tanks, media figures – all of this creates an environment in which any compromise with Iran reads as near-betrayal of Israel. That political ecosystem does not disappear because a memorandum gets signed in Switzerland.
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Oil and Gas prices are going down and the Dow Jones is going up as well as the economy....


What are Commie WokeTard Socialist upset about now....
 
The~Kid said:
Oil and Gas prices are going down and the Dow Jones is going up as well as the economy....


What are Commie WokeTard Socialist upset about now....
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Look at ALL the players involved you dipshit and whatever you're seeing today is not a solid guarantee going forward.
 
NoHassle said:
Look at ALL the players involved you dipshit and whatever you're seeing today is not a solid guarantee going forward.
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Yeah yeah.....


President Trump beat the Iranians to shit, he stopped them from making a nuclear weapon and ending the world, gas prices are going down, the economy is booming.


What are you bitching about and can you stop bitching and give President Trump credit where it's due..... What a little bitch you are no 🙂‍↔️
 
The~Kid said:
Yeah yeah.....


President Trump beat the Iranians to shit, he stopped them from making a nuclear weapon and ending the world, gas prices are going down, the economy is booming.


What are you bitching about and can you stop bitching and give President Trump credit where it's due..... What a little bitch you are no 🙂‍↔️
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You certainly are Trump's feces handler and cleaner.

That's a good koolaid drinking boy...you very special retard.

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The~Kid said:
That be you sticking your head up your own ass you shameless indecent Russian Socialist/ Communist Chinese/Iranian Regime Lover 😂
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You really are the shit that WON'T flush down the shitter...aren't you.

Time to get a bigger plunger to finally push you down the S bend so you can join your fellow koolaid retards then you'll be in total bliss.
 
NoHassle said:
You really are the shit that WON'T flush down the shitter...aren't you.

Time to get a bigger plunger to finally push you down the S bend so you can join your fellow koolaid retards then you'll be in total bliss.
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Im sorry but the one living in a delusional world is you...... Prime Minister Starmer is even resigning given he was on the side of the Iranian Regime pretty much just like other Looney Tunes like you 😂



You were wrong and President Trump and Americans beat the shit out of the Iranian Regime and stopped their Global Nuclear Jihad, saving America and the World *_*



You welcome 😁
 
The~Kid said:
Im sorry but the one living in a delusional world is you...... Prime Minister Starmer is even resigning given he was on the side of the Iranian Regime pretty much just like other Looney Tunes like you 😂



You were wrong and President Trump and Americans beat the shit out of the Iranian Regime and stopped their Global Nuclear Jihad, saving America and the World *_*



You welcome 😁
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The~Kid said:
You sure love the Iranian Regime and Terrorist TowelHeads and hate Israel and Israelis........

Says a lot about you and your kind that Hate President Trump and America :yes:
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You're Nobody Until Somebody Loves You. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
 
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