How to take on Iran

Constitutional US died in 1913 when Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act.

Trump is after the Fed.
That’s why he is under (unreasonable) attack.
Long live the US Constitution!

The US will have a second chance when the American people wake up (finally) and say no to this fraudulent central bank, which is privately owned.

“Give me control of a nation’s money and I care not who makes it’s laws” — Mayer Amschel Bauer Rothschild

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Name a “good actor”.

I will grant you Saudi Arabia. (It is useful to the US., as a counterweight to Iran; but hardly ethical–or even congenial to the twenty-first century.)

As for both the US and Israel, I would argue that both are much more ethical than nation-states have typically, historically been. (To compare them to some abstract model of perfection is downright ludicrous, in my view.)

As for your initial assertion:

Post hoc ergo propter hoc? (After it, therefore because of it?)

Some people actually do not realize that this is a logical fallacy…

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It looks to me as if you are trying to have it both ways, simultaneously: Why, the UN Charter does not really nullify our national sovereignty–but then again, it kinda does…

I’m reasonably certain that China and Russia will block any western attempts to get a UNSCR for the use of force in Iran…

It seems you think that a nations sovereignty is tethered to its ability to attack other nations that present no true military threat. This I why the UN was created, and the US is s founding member and a voluntary party to the charter rules…

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That’s why the Rockefellers offered their piece of real estate for the UN building.

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Covertly through terrorism and insurgents.

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There isn’t a conspiracy theory too deep or too insane for him to swallow hook, line, and sinker.

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Defeating Iran is a tall tale.

Are you really so hungry for attention that you’re now reduced to spewing nonsensical drivel just so someone will acknowledge you?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=56&v=Y3Rs-ZAa28I

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The more Trump talks about this the more apparent to me that he really isn’t interested in war with Iran. I love that he dismissed Bolton before god and the whole world this weekend, by conceding that Bolton is a “hawk who would take on the whole world at once if he could…”

He said he has Bolton in there just to have the other side presented.

Be careful what you wish for.

Hezbollah will launch tens of thousands of missiles against Israel. As

Hezbollah’s secretary-general Hasan Nasrallah has been stressing in his speeches, “war on Iran will not remain within that country’s borders, rather it will mean that the entire [Middle East] region will be set ablaze. All of the American forces and interests in the region will be wiped out, and with them the conspirators, first among them Israel and the Saudi ruling family.”

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/51805.htm

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And I am reasonably certain that President Trump–if he decides to act militarily–will not ask the UN for permission…

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A nation’s sovereignty is, indeed, “tethered” to its ability to use its own discretion; and mount a military campaign against whomever it considers a “threat” to its interests.

No permission needed.

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Maybe not but he will ask Nuttyyahoo