Government BAILOUT Spirit
#231
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Not me, I am all for it. Consider how much of our tax payer dollars that were supposed to go to Social Programs ends up going to fraud or to fund seditious NGOs, $500 million is a drop in the bucket compared to that.
#232
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Joined: Feb 2007
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Judges are compelled to rule in the way the laws dictate and how the case in presented to them, regardless of who appoints them. I know Democrats are used to activist judges who do their bidding for them, but Republican appointed judges tend to follow the letter of the law better.
#233
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It’s actually not a drop in the bucket. Very poignant you chose to attack social programs as opposed to billions in a war he said he would not do. Just goes to show how you can tell someone’s political mindset with a simple post as yours.
#234
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So if it helps Spirit get through this then I say let's do it.
#237
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President after President ignored? Trump pulled out of the nuclear accord in 2018 saying it was a “bad deal” for no other reason than Obama made the deal. Even Trump’s security advisors were against him pulling it. But Trump did. And since then, Iran has been enriching. Action, consequence.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/25/u...smid=url-share
Trump literally helped create the very crisis he is now
trying to stop.
Money much more well spent then buying someone who has only been in the country for a few years a Mercedes Benz S-Class for opening a fake Hospice or Child Care Center or paying the head of the KKK millions of dollers for false flag operations to manufacture hate to keep cash flow into their organization ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
More podcast based “news” to be angry about.
So if it helps Spirit get through this then I say let's do it.
#238
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2) JCPOA didn't address the ballistic missiles either. Funny how Iran started launching ballistic missiles at its neighbors and civilian targets no less. That action alone proved the POTUS was right. The Iranian regime would have zero qualms of nuking Tel Aviv or Riyadh if it furthered their goals.
3) JCPOA as part of goodwill ended up with the US sending billions of dollars in unfrozen Iranian funds which they, despite their promises, turned into funding for Iranian proxy terror activities in Lebanon, Yemen, Syria, Iraq, etc.
4) No true and unqualified ability to inspect for compliance. With a regime like that? Look up how it all played out with inspecting the Parchin complex. That predates Trump, but sure did play a big role in Trump's approach to the whole Iran thing.
Only a naive fool would believe a regime like the one currently in power in Iran to not build nuclear weapons if given any leeway. JCPOA might have merely bought time, but absolutely punted on the actual threat.
Like Pakistan and India, personally I think the only hope for peace in the ME is a nuclear stalemate. The thing about those Ayatollahs, they love staying in power. Being dead prevents that. Long term peace in the ME involves a nuclear armed Iran and Israel. The U.S. and Israel have shown there really isn’t any other way. All of this will only increase the desire for Iran to have nukes.
#239
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It was still a step in the right direction, with nothing major sunsetting until year 8 and year 15.
Hold up, are you blaming Iran for launching ballistic missiles? Iran was attacked first on Feb 28 by Israel and the United States, who hit both civilian and military targets. Killed 100+ school girls too. And now you’re complaining about retaliation with ballistic missiles? This is not a moral equivalency to “they’ll use nukes!” Reality is, the truth: if Iran had nukes, then just like Russia, they would not be attacked with impunity.
Thats a claim. Evidence? Show specifically, with a trace of money, that it ended up in Lebanon or Yemen.
Iran accepted the most intrusive IAEA inspections ever negotiated, allowing inspectors to monitor declared sites, uranium mines, and centrifuge production facilities. Until 2018 that is…
Unlike the one in power now here, who has given 10 different reasons for the attacks on Iran, changing depending on which way the media wind is blowing.
Like Pakistan and India, personally I think the only hope for peace in the ME is a nuclear stalemate. The thing about those Ayatollahs, they love staying in power. Being dead prevents that. Long term peace in the ME involves a nuclear armed Iran and Israel. The U.S. and Israel have shown there really isn’t any other way. All of this will only increase the desire for Iran to have nukes.
Hold up, are you blaming Iran for launching ballistic missiles? Iran was attacked first on Feb 28 by Israel and the United States, who hit both civilian and military targets. Killed 100+ school girls too. And now you’re complaining about retaliation with ballistic missiles? This is not a moral equivalency to “they’ll use nukes!” Reality is, the truth: if Iran had nukes, then just like Russia, they would not be attacked with impunity.
Thats a claim. Evidence? Show specifically, with a trace of money, that it ended up in Lebanon or Yemen.
Iran accepted the most intrusive IAEA inspections ever negotiated, allowing inspectors to monitor declared sites, uranium mines, and centrifuge production facilities. Until 2018 that is…
Unlike the one in power now here, who has given 10 different reasons for the attacks on Iran, changing depending on which way the media wind is blowing.
Like Pakistan and India, personally I think the only hope for peace in the ME is a nuclear stalemate. The thing about those Ayatollahs, they love staying in power. Being dead prevents that. Long term peace in the ME involves a nuclear armed Iran and Israel. The U.S. and Israel have shown there really isn’t any other way. All of this will only increase the desire for Iran to have nukes.
#240
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NK pilot: “Man, this whole situation has been really stressful. Not sure why I’m doing this but let’s see what’s going on in the NK sub”
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OA pilots arguing with each other: “Well ACTUALLY the JCPOA said…”
NK pilot: 🫠
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OA pilots arguing with each other: “Well ACTUALLY the JCPOA said…”
NK pilot: 🫠
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