US Perspective on the Iran - Israel / US War

[Watandar]

What nonsense.

The war actually proved how powerful the mullah regime is. Even a blind man can see it.

Condi Rice want to come back to government and has been re-appearing in the press for this purpose. So far Trump is not biting. Of course she is wrong in her views and it's amazing her shamelessness and that of the Trumpers, who are responsible for multiple un-necessary wars that completely de-stabilized the MidEast but point the finger at others.

WSJ, FoxNews etc are the right wing American press and their audience is disappointed in the failure of the Iran war, hence engaging in copium.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

I think we should stop treating the USA as a true democracy, but as a banana republic that is so common in the America's, because that is exactly what it is it seems.

No harm in continuing to point that out to people who get confused by the crazy shit that an American president is allowed to do, and get away with in this era.

Do I need to keep reminding you were are not a true democracy? We aren't and never were.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

We like to turn over our leaders, as often as toilet rolls. Keeps them on their toes..

Keep them on their toes or you all are simply incapable of picking good ones?

 

[Ali_Baba]

Keep them on their toes or you all are simply incapable of picking good ones?

All leaders turn rabid after they gain power - there is no such thing as a "good one". Was Obama "a good one" when he invaded Libya and overthrew the country into slavery ???

When they go off mission, they need to get kicked out. That has to be an easy framework for any healthy government setup. That is the whole point of a democratic setup. And, yes - the USA is not a democracy.

The USA will do well do learn the habit of firing Presidents. We saw a full on Genocide that was helped by the USA president(Biden) and an then illegal war under Trump against Iran, also kidnapping of a leader of another country(Venezuela) and potentially another illegal war in Cuba. Are you saying that the "American system" works as well as it should do? Are you suggesting, there is no "room for improvement" ? Does Presidential immunity work for the best interests of the USA ?

A bit off topic, so I will stop here.

 

[Watandar]

All leaders turn rabid - there is no such thing as a "good one". When they go off mission, they get kicked out. That has to be the framework for any healthy government. That is the whole point of a democratic setup. And, yes - the USA is not a democracy.

The USA will do well do learn the habit of firing Presidents. We saw a full on Genocide that was helped by the USA president(Biden) and an then illegal war under Trump against Iran, kidnapping of a leader of another country(Venezuela) and potentially another illegal war in Cuba.. Are you saying that the "American system" works as well as it should do? Are you suggesting, there is no "room for improvement" ?

the UK system is parliamentary democracy whereas the American system is Presidential. For the record I regard parliamentary democracy as the superior form but the American system cannot just start behaving that way as its setup is different.

 

[lightning f57]

Keep them on their toes or you all are simply incapable of picking good ones?

You think trump is a good leader ?

You think sleepy joe genocide
supporting Biden is a good leader ?

Do you think 90% of your representatives on APAIC payroll are good leaders?

Why do your leaders keep saying the US is the greatest democracy on earth when money buys votes. Greatest scam is what it is.