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To his minor credit, Trump has already told Tel Aviv to F off. They wanted the war to resume and escalate it to completely cripple Iranian infrastructure and industry, consequences be damned. Trump has rejected that repeatedly since the initial April ceasefire. The Israelis didn't want that ceasefire either.
Most Americans do realize how badly Netanyahu tricked them into this war. It is part of the reason for the pushback against AIPAC.
I don't think getting out of this is that difficult. Trump is ready but he is utterly un-trustworthy. There is a need for a guarantor for any deal with Mr Trump but who can be that guarantor ?
Perhaps the United Nations Security Council ?
In addition to high inflation there is a growing problem inside US.
Their fiscal deficit is highest 1,8 trillion dollar.
Any military action will increase it.
Even if he manages to contain the problem by avoiding a confrontation. What might happen if fuel prices keep rising and the cost of living goes up?
It is understandable that families and businesses would cut back on spending, leading to the dreaded stagflation. What is beyond doubt is that an agreement is impossible.
That man is capable of spitting right in the faces of the British and the Danes—who are, or were, his closest allies in Europe. You cannot sign anything with a compulsive liar.








