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News & Current Events Apr 6, 2026 at 1:45 PM

Iran rejects ceasefire proposal with US as war of words deepens

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Iran rejects ceasefire proposal with US as war of words deepens
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Iran rejects ceasefire proposal with US as war of words deepens
Iran rejects a new 45-day ceasefire proposal, while the US is still expected to respond, as US President Donald Trump delays a threatened military strike tied to the Strait of Hormuz. Mediators are pushing for talks, but tensions remain high on both sides.

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n3ws4cc 4 days ago +736
Iran rejects ~~ceasefire~~ trumps market pump and dump Ftfy
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EgoTripWire 4 days ago +125
Too late, Wallstreet is buying it again.
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mechalenchon 4 days ago +95
The market knows it's being manipulated. Some investors just think they can be in on it. At this point the TACO pattern is established it's just a matter of timing.
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chaveto 4 days ago +47
Also algos gonna algos. Most trading is done automated based on signals these days anyways. You manipulate the signals and the system moves itself. It’s all a game.
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DoktorSigma 4 days ago +34
A completely rigged game at that. The moment that algos started to dominate trade, stock markets ceased to make sense.
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arobkinca 4 days ago +14
Computers don't have fear. Fear keeps us safe, but the chips are sipping tea in the burning building.
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zombiekoalas 4 days ago +98
What?! But Axios definitely said they were desperately pursuing it last night. I cant believe this! /s
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GoWest1223 4 days ago +19
I am not defending Axios, but there is no good source for info in this shit show.
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Xeynon 4 days ago +22
True, but Hacksios deserves special scorn because they uncritically regurgitate whatever bullshit the administration feeds them. They embody the very worst of access journalism.
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zombiekoalas 4 days ago +13
Rueters at least had the dignity to post that they could not verify the story - at the very top of their article on it.
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adeewun 4 days ago +4
Yeah there is. It’s whatever is exactly the opposite of what shitler says.
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J0eTotale 4 days ago +160
The last 2 times Iran came to the negotiating table US/Israel bombed them and killed their negotiators. I wonder why they might be reluctant now...
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t_robthomas 4 days ago +56
And yet, everyday there are people scratching their heads and wondering "why won't Iran negotiate?" Nothing the Trump admin says can be believed.
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EJoule 4 days ago +21
To be fair, if you were asked to attend peace negotiations with someone who had killed the last two delegations, you probably wouldn’t want to go.
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DenverITGuy 4 days ago +296
The defiance has made Trump crash out in the most embarrassing way possible, on a global level. I don’t support Iran but I support their defiance and refusal to cave in.
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ITrageGuy 4 days ago +189
That Easter Twitter post is the most embarrassing thing a United States President has ever done on the world stage. Positively mortifying.
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IronicStrikes 4 days ago +88
Just wait until tomorrow and it might be the second most embarrassing thing.
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beans0503 4 days ago +35
Why wait until tomorrow? There's plently of time left in the day.
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Weird-Helicopter6183 4 days ago +1
Right. Insert Homer “ so far” jpg here
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Diligent_Peach7574 4 days ago +34
I agree it was bad in terms of an unhinged post, but for “most embarrassing thing” there is lots of competition. “Grab them by the p****”, inciting an insurrection after losing the election, and the whole Epstein thing are just a few examples.
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ITrageGuy 4 days ago +16
For literal embarrassment? Nah
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ineyeseekay 4 days ago +10
For real, I miss the Roosevelt "speak softly and carry a bit stick" approach.
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Aliensinmypants 4 days ago +14
Those were mostly a domestic thing. The Easter tweet was directed at a foreign leader. They're all horrible no doubt though 
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Diligent_Peach7574 4 days ago +10
Ok - for international embarrassments I would put threatening to threatening to take over Greenland and Canada, begging for the Nobel Peace Prize, and the whole tarriff day event from last year.
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IamGeoMan 4 days ago +6
In my over 40 years of life, I have never personally, 2nd hand, nor 3rd hand heard of locker talk remotely close to the vulgarity of "grab them by the p****". I've had a contractor say that he imagined that a female colleague of mine probably has thick p**** lips, but he wouldn't dare or entertain doing such a thing as violating a woman's body. MAGAts truly are deplorable to support a fiend such as he.
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TheEagleDied 4 days ago +1
Sounds like you hit the l****** with a great place to live filled with normal people lol. I’m a little jealous. I bet it isn’t in America.
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IamGeoMan 4 days ago +6
Surprisingly, this was all in the metro NY NJ area. I've been to all 5 boroughs through my life and work and although people may publicly say some nasty things, it's mostly all bark and no bite. This administration, however, is like the rich white Hampton boys doing whatever nasty deed comes to mind and fearing no consequence.
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TheWorclown 4 days ago +2
Which is crazy to think about when you remember that… either Ford or Bush Sr *actually* vomited on a foreign dignitary during dinner.
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no1bullshitguy 4 days ago +1
My tier 1 MAGA-ette colleague nearly had a brain aneurism reading that easter post, especially the last part (Praise to allah).
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Diligent_Peach7574 3 days ago +1
More or less mortifying than the president saying, "A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again." Do you see it now? What he said on Easter seems kind of tame now, so people have already moved on and mostly forgot about it.
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ITrageGuy 3 days ago +1
I know what you're doing, but today's new low is more "frightening and horrific" than "embarrassing."
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Diligent_Peach7574 3 days ago +1
Sadly, I agree. I am more frightened by "the next" think he says/does that will make today's statement look tame.
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Expert_Ant_2767 4 days ago +97
They don't have much choice. They know if they accept a deal now, US/Israel will attack them again in a few months time. China and Russia will not offer security guarantees, because they don't want to get involved militarily. Their only choice is to inflict enough pain to the US, deterrance is reestablished.
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thereoncewasahat 4 days ago +111
Israel, just over an hour ago hit their biggest petrochemical plant, just to make sure that there was no chance of peace. Utter bastards. Global economy crash incoming.
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Made_Bad_Plans 4 days ago +28
They know that whatever happens to the global economy, they'll get their billions from the US Tax Payers.
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Aliensinmypants 4 days ago +32
And a major university and surrounding city with no military targets. If they negotiate they die, if they refuse they die. The US and Israel aren't negotiating in good faith so Iran has no reason to even entertain it unfortunately.
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prod44 4 days ago +33
What a f****** loser country
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thereoncewasahat 4 days ago +7
They just hit the other major plant too. They don't half love their killing. As bad as the Iranian regime at this stage. Let them fight each other and leave the rest of us out of it.
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PolarWater 4 days ago +5
Turns out when they attack resources the rest of the world depends on they are not, in fact, leaving the rest of us out of it
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Kevadu 4 days ago +25
Yeah, there's no reason to accept a "ceasefire" with an opponent that has zero credibility and will probably just attack you again. Ironically that's the same position Ukraine is in...
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Kiaugh 4 days ago +23
Why would they cave in? The world isn't supporting Trump so all they need to do is hold out. Their strategy has been destabilisation of the US and other nations for years and it's happening at an accelerated pace right in front of their eyes. Bet they're loving it.
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Pure_Growth4528 4 days ago +7
If they let that happen they will be as vulnerable as Gaza, orange guy is killing people for market manipulation
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RandoDude124 4 days ago +7
Their **only option** is to hang tough.
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austinwiltshire 4 days ago +4
This and his anger at the supreme court this morning makes me think there's a lot of ketchup to clean up off the walls this week.
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Wanna_make_cash 4 days ago +2
What's he mad at the supreme court for this time?
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Aliensinmypants 4 days ago +4
They didn't support his insane birthright citizenship claims and actually supported the constitution 
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Wolfgirl90 4 days ago +6
The SCOTUS hasn't made a decision on this yet, and probably won't until June. They *did* show skepticism at the argument being presented.
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MRTFOGR 4 days ago +67
From the article: In an interview with the AP, Iran’s Culture Minister Seyed Reza Salehi Amiri called Trump “an unstable, delusional figure” and said Iranians do not take his statements seriously because they often change. It’s insane to me that Iran’s Culture Minister, not exactly a bastion of truthfulness or reliability, has more insight than half of Congress, most of our media and at least 36% of Americans. Most Americans have just accepted that Trump is an insane POS an we do nothing about it.
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Aliensinmypants 4 days ago +25
Yup, Iran is not innocent at all but this war making them look like the good guys in all this is absolutely insane. 
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ScumbagGina 4 days ago +3
The Persians may be ideologues, and they may be brutal, but they aren’t dumb
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turddit 4 days ago -1
so what are you doing about it?
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MRTFOGR 4 days ago +1
I call my 2 Congressional leaders every Tuesday, I’ve marched in protests happening in my state, I vote, i volunteer, I speak my blue opinion in a red state, which actually cost me my job and I’ve been unemployed for 6 months in Trump’s wretched economy.
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Disastrous_Room_927 4 days ago +30
Trump is playing a game of chicken with a nation that has no issue murdering tens of thousands of its own civilians.
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ScumbagGina 4 days ago +9
Well apparently Trump just admitted that the CIA instigated and armed that whole uprising anyway, so really we brought their deaths upon them just as much as the IRGC
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TheBestintheWest11 4 days ago +8
markets tomorrow are gonna be so red loll
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nautical_nonsense_ 4 days ago +5
Idk. I’ve thought that ever other day for a month and these dips are bought back the next day every time. I mean VOO is only down 2% on the month.
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itsatumbleweed 4 days ago +46
This was definitely going to be the outcome. Next few days are going to be bad.
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Visible_Handle_3770 4 days ago +49
We'll see, this is like the 10th time this has happened and Trump has generally just backed off and set a new deadline.
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just-here-for--porn_ 4 days ago +22
That's not tenable forever though. Soon the tanker numbers will dwindle and with that will come with serious complications. At that point I worry that he'll begin to start talking about nukes. If he does Russia might also start talking about them and then we're in a very bad place.
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flat5 4 days ago +8
He already teased it.
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itsatumbleweed 4 days ago +14
Yeah, but this time we have seen Iran strike Kuwaiti oil and Israel strike Iranian oil. There have also been confirmed reports of Israel and the US shoring up their strike plans. Personally, I think Trump is getting bored and tired of the bad press and a big ol' infrastructure strike and peacing out seems like a way to "win" and be able to claim some kind of "victory" ("Look at how badly we got them!"). I'm just speculating, but I don't think he's really looking for a balanced solution that Iran would actually accept. He's already sentenced us to a recession, and he doesn't really care how long it will last. He'll get some war p*** to advertise as victory and be done with it.
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queen-adreena 4 days ago +12
Never, because Trump's actually terrible at deal-making, because actual deals require compromise on both sides, and he only considers a deal "good" if it humiliates the other side.
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lucygoosey38 4 days ago +2
He’s having some military press thing at 1 today so I’m thinking he’s going ahead with whatever evil.
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sportsDude 4 days ago -11
Need the US to put firm action into place and force the Iranians to want to come to the table. Whether that be because of a fear of direct US boots on the ground or civilian unrest; Iran needs to be in a position where a ceasefire is a better option than what they currently have, and that’s 10000% not the case here
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CleverInternetName8b 4 days ago +12
See that's kind of the problem with \*starting\* with "we killed all your leaders and their families", it doesn't leave a lot of options beyond revenge.
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sportsDude 4 days ago -1
I guess the hope was for the civilians to rise up and fill some gaps to have them overthrow the regime. But the time to have done thst was during the protests in early 2026. But the US was …checks notes… doing stuff in Venezuela and not strategically prepared 
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Wolfgirl90 4 days ago +2
>I guess the hope was for the civilians to rise up and fill some gaps to have them overthrow the regime.  Indeed. Hell, Israel even named part of this "Operation Roaring Lion" as a reference to regime change. The problem with that is that the first damn thing the US did was bomb a school...twice. Since then, scores of civilians have died and infrastructure has been destroyed. It's difficult to carry on with major regime change when people are simply trying to get through their day to day without getting blown up. Iran doesn't want to come to the table at all now. They were already in talks with the United States to come to an agreement, but they were attacked anyway. Now they see that it doesn't matter now. Keep going and get bombed. Negotiate and get bombed.
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DonnieTheYowie 4 days ago +12
Need the US to f*** off back to their own country and stop aiding Israel with their holy war of war crimes. Do you think it's only IRGC that use civilian infrastructure? Do you think the normal civilians of Iran are going to think the US is any better than their own government when they're bombing girls schools and construction projects?
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HarEr89 4 days ago +5
The pressure so far wasn't enough. They are still selling their oil and making more money than before the war. Strategic failure by Trump.
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Xeynon 4 days ago +3
There's no way we can do that. Iran is very clearly not afraid of us and very clearly willing to continue and even escalate this war. Trump kicked a hornets' nest here and the hornets are not in the mood to let it go.
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Friendofabook 4 days ago +3
Shia regime, you can't scare them unfortunately. All you are doing is making them more likely to resist because martyrdom is the highest honor in their eyes.
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GraveDiggingCynic 4 days ago +7
The Germans and Japanese literally fought on when their cities were rubble. Defending your homeland to the end is not some magically Muslim thing. Good grief, the Battle of Thermopylae is one of the most celebrated battles in Western history.
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sportsDude 4 days ago +2
Add in that Japanese and Germans were ok with and actively planned to utilize young children and maybe women for the Japanese in certain circumstances 
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GraveDiggingCynic 4 days ago +3
This is nothing new. History is littered with desperate last stands that included even women and children; from the Sieges of Plataea, Sagantum and Masada (to name just a few) to Brythonic armies under Boudicca or Joan of Arc, the latter who became a saint for her resistance of the English, we literally celebrate these events; that a people driven to the very last of their blood, will stand in defiance in the face of even certain defeat. It's easy for the stronger belligerent, even a belligerent who has a just cause on their side, to look at an enemy in the process of collapse and go "Just give up already..." but societies frequently don't do that, instead choosing the path of disparate last defense. Even Churchill, when confronted with a possible peace deal mediated by Mussolini, which threatened to tear his War Cabinet apart, famously said "Nations which went down fighting rose again, but those which surrendered tamely were finished." Trump and Netanyahu's underlying assumption appears to have been "Iranians are ultimately weak, and just need a push to overthrow the tyrants", and when confronted with the reality that this is an ancient and proud civilization, older by an order of magnitude than the US or the modern state of Israel, and even if every Iranian citizen hates the Ayatollahs and the IRGC, their homeland, their place where their ancestors have lived for over three thousand years, is being assaulted. This isn't a Muslim thing, it is a human thing.
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Xeynon 4 days ago +5
It has nothing to do with religion. It's human nature to defend your home to the death.
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sportsDude 4 days ago +3
Do your research. Look at how fanatical the Japanese were during WW2. They thought it was better to die than surrender even in an unwinnable  scenario
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Afrodite_33 4 days ago +53
America just casually speedrunning the end of their hegemony is insane. Every 24 hours is a development that's another nail in the coffin. I don't like Iran but f*** me America what have you done. You've made Iran seem the most reasonable player in this conflict. I think however this ends it will likely be the end of the petrodollar for the US and that will be a legitimate defining moment for them losing global power.
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riko77can 4 days ago +24
This is America’s Suez Crisis (which for you young kids was the end of British hegemony).
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CrumblingSaturn 4 days ago +19
the parallels are pretty wild. Israel once again tanking a super power by getting them to join in on an asinine adventure
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astrozombie2012 4 days ago +5
I think that’s what Trump was intended to do all along.
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Afrodite_33 4 days ago +18
I think Trump does actually want to preserve the US dollar's power in the world and America's security (or at the very least a system that benefits himself). But he's a stupid dumbass who's achieving the exact opposite. The problem is he thinks strength through power, hawkish foreign policy and crazy tariffs is the answer. Basically bully and subjugate the entire world with military and economic threats to get his way. On almost all of those fronts when America is shown to be an unreliable partner (and that's putting it nicely), don't be surprised when the world looks to alternative solutions. Not to suggest America was at all perfect beforehand but they've really fallen even further since Trump has taken charge.
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Dantes_46 4 days ago +7
I noticed that each time this kind of headline conveniently wafts in before market open, the effect is less every time almost like the market algorithms are building a resistance.
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DistanceToEmpty 4 days ago +21
Trump and co. seem to have missed the fact that the people in charge in Iran fought and survived an eight-year total war with Iraq. We're talking Iraq using chemical weapons, Iranians strapping themselves with explosives to attack tanks, years of trench warfare, the tanker war in the Gulf, and hundreds-of-thousands of Iranian dead. They're not going to roll over because of a month of airstrikes.
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AccomplishedSoft1350 4 days ago +6
Yeah saw someone say oh the lines on ATM at Tehran, they going to break!!! Like dude, study the iran iraq-iran war...
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quelar 4 days ago +3
Iran wasn't doing it alone. Last time they had [US support.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran%E2%80%93Contra_affair)
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Mac62961 4 days ago +5
Iran just “ lost” their intelligence chief…. Damn now i see why they have been recruiting 12 years olds. Be nice if dim don and kegsbreath actually had a plan instead of just following netanyahu blindly
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DaEnderAssassin 4 days ago +4
Did Iran say they reject it or did the US say they rejected it, because if it was the US I don't think there was a proposal to begin with
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Gold-Strength3255 4 days ago +4
I guess, tomorrow morning news will be interesting.
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Any_War9621 4 days ago +4
Deepens? More like same claims rejected for 10th time lol
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ciopobbi 4 days ago +6
Can’t stand much more winning. I do feel so very owned if that helps.
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Expert-Hospital-6225 4 days ago +3
Markets will close in green toay!
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FreedomPlus9756 4 days ago +2
Sure is a lot of ceasefire talk for a war that was already won
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Cerraigh82 4 days ago +2
This timeline is so dumb.
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flamingmenudo 4 days ago +2
Can’t believe how much of my life shit has been getting stirred up in the Middle East.
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HobbesNJ 4 days ago +5
Unless you are very elderly, it's been for your entire life.
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Ferrarisimo 4 days ago +2
War of what??
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Spazicon 4 days ago +2
It’s going down, It’s going down, It’s going down. It’s raining (Shaheeds) outside. There’s no where to hide. They’re Mad, And the Straits will stay closed. 😳
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sportsDude 4 days ago +5
If they have planned for this type of scenario for 40+ years, and the US screws it up with Irans regime and such still in control, why end it now? With Trump unwilling to put boots on the ground and wanting to save face, Iran and its friends can extract more concessions by waiting it seems like 
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WannabeACICE 4 days ago +7
Imagine if Democrats and the leaders of other countries had the balls that Iran does to unequivocally never concede to our rapist-in-chief.
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fitxa6 4 days ago +8
So republican senators and congressmen are off the hook in your view? They are the ones who could actually do something immediately. But sure let’s focus on how the opposition party with no real options especially given the corruption in the justice department and foreign countries refuse to save us.
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WannabeACICE 4 days ago +5
I don't know how you got that from my comment, dude. Republicans are irredeemable to me at this point.
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NTJ-891 4 days ago +3
Pray tell, what do you imagine this looks like? Random congress members taking up arms? Other countries bombing US interests and leaders?
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WannabeACICE 4 days ago +4
It's hilarious how you have to appeal to extremes to try to refute my point. No. Obviously, I do not expect Dems to take up arms. I just wish they'd be more vocal about the shit that's going on. I wish they would be more obstructionist. Foreign countries could just say no to Trump. To be fair, they've been getting better, especially with the Iran war, but there are still ones that capitulate to him, like Japan.
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NTJ-891 4 days ago +1
OK, so what do you propose domestic politicians do to be "obstructionist?" They don't control any levers of power, and even if they completely abstain from voting the majorities in both the House and the Senate can pass literally anything they want. Sovereign nations obviously don't give a shit about our country's aims or political process, so they of course have other tools to use.
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WannabeACICE 4 days ago +6
Question, since obviously you’re not asking this in good faith: does my giving you an exhaustive list determine whether Democrats have any ability to obstruct? This feels like a weak attempt to hand-wave my criticism if I can’t be hyper-specific. I can name general tools like denying unanimous consent, forcing procedural votes and burning floor time, filibustering legislation, and using funding deadlines and must-pass bills as leverage, but I doubt that actually satisfies you. Also, I’m not sure what point you think your second paragraph proves. Sovereign countries obviously do care about U.S. political aims. To suggest otherwise is absurd.
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quelar 4 days ago +2
It's pathetic what's happening in the US right now. They're pretending they have checks and balances despite the clear evidence. They think they have a working opposition despite the clear evidence. They think the next election will fix things despite the clear evidence. The entire system has been exposed as the failed state it is yet they still think an election going their way will fix things. It won't, and it will take some real aggressive actions to fix their problems, and I have zero faith in them accomplishing anything given their willing blindness to the problems.
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quelar 4 days ago
Democrats have had plenty of opportunities to be obstructionist assholes. They haven't been. They are cowards.
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sparkax 4 days ago +3
A War of Words against Trump is the easiest war you could win! At this point, Iran is doing nothing more than letting Trump dig his own grave on social media and everyone but MAGA can see it!
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HarEr89 4 days ago +2
Either Trump gives up or boots on the ground. It can't be TACO Tuesday every week.
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astrozombie2012 4 days ago +2
Don’t worry, Trump will say how good the talks are going and give them another two weeks… or he’ll f****** glass the place and cause of one of the most heinous incidents in history
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xxInsanex 4 days ago +2
Does Trump not understand Iran is a radical? Scare tactics aint gonna work and they dont do all that air blowing they just do shit
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P0pu1arBr0ws3r 4 days ago +1
Meanwhile, people are dying, but sure its the war of words thst matters
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AwwwNuggetz 4 days ago +1
Don’t worry I’m sure Trump will say something witty on social media and it will all be over
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ilulillirillion 4 days ago +1
"as war of words deepen" I swear journalists are potatoes, why is everything so minimalized for them until they seek outrage clicks
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E_hV 4 days ago +11
Not saying this a bot account.  But two weeks old and a hidden post history. Smells botty. 
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axxl75 4 days ago +4
It also has nothing to do with the actual post nor is it coherent as a discussion. Even if its not a bot, which it likely is, its someone just spamming this sort of thing because they hate Iran or want to "subtly" support trump.
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Ultra_Metal 4 days ago -4
Ad hominem attacks make terrible arguments. Thank you for proving me right!
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Jae_Rides_Apes 4 days ago +3
You make terrible arguments. Thanks for proving the rest of us right.
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GraveDiggingCynic 4 days ago +1
This news announcement brought to you by the Pahlavis, who will rule again any day now…
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