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News & Current Events Apr 8, 2026 at 12:40 PM

Trump says he will work with Iran for 'very productive regime change, there will be no enrichment'

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Donald Trump says he will work with Iran for 'very productive regime change' | The Jerusalem Post
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Donald Trump says he will work with Iran for 'very productive regime change' | The Jerusalem Post
Trump emphasized that the "United States will, working with Iran, dig up and remove all of the deeply buried (B-2 Bombers) Nuclear 'Dust.'"

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Gopu_17 2 days ago +1252
I don't think he knows what regime change means.
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Specialist-Fan-1890 2 days ago +490
I sure hope he finds out soon.
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Punkguy2028 2 days ago +188
They lost a leader. We lose a leader. Seems like a fair trade.
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SilverAss_Gorilla 2 days ago +60
A turd for a turd
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Leading-Carrot-5983 2 days ago +5
An eye for an Ayatollah
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HormuzVengeance 2 days ago +8
Do not insult us by referring to khamenei as a leader. He was the head of the illegitimate terrorist junta that is occupying Iran. He was the leader of the butcher of Iranians. He was the leader of the IRGC. Not of Iran. His loss is a gain for Iranians and the world.
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Punkguy2028 2 days ago +45
I apologize for any offense. I assure you I feel the same way of President Trump and do not believe he was elected legitimately.
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HormuzVengeance 2 days ago +23
You don’t need to apologise. I’m just pointing out that the IRGC are evil incarnate and we Iranians do not see them as our leaders and wholeheartedly support their eradication.
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Tammer_Stern 2 days ago +3
Is his son now in charge, with a harsher regime around him? If so, how do you feel the situation is now - better or worse for Iran?
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HormuzVengeance 2 days ago +12
His son is rumoured to be comatose and an amputee in a hospital somewhere. Maybe Russia. The leadership has been decapitated largely, and this is always a good thing. I’m hopeful that this means the middle management morons end up infighting more; have a reduced sense of direction and cohesion; and fracture - all of which sets the stage for a more successful insurgency, revolution, and national liberation via de-occupation of the clerical junta.
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Cosmic-Hello-2772 2 days ago +2
Who do you consider as your leader?
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HormuzVengeance 2 days ago +8
Personally I subscribe to Reza Pahlavi as being the face of the opposition to the occupying terrorist regime. The plan is for him to establish a role as a transitional leader once the regime falls, and for there to be a referendum that Iranians can vote on their preferred form of governance in a new Iran - whether that’s a republican system, a constitutional monarchy, or whatever else will be determined in the future.
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Cosmic-Hello-2772 2 days ago +2
Do you think people of Iran would accept Pahlavi or would he be seen as a puppet leader? 
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HormuzVengeance 2 days ago +5
Well him being the face of the opposition has come from Iran. During January’s uprising people inside Iran were chanting javid shah. When they were massacred, they were chanting javid shah. When they were defacing IRGC structures with graffiti, they were writing javid shah. When they were jumping over fires on chanarshanbeh suri, they were chanting javid shah. From my lived experience - he’s popular and well liked with symbolic ties to a pre islamic Iran. Whether or not he becomes a constitutional monarch, I don’t know. People can decide that when Iran is free.
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Dragoncat_3_4 2 days ago +3
It's cute that you think that would happen if Americans are involved, especially this administration. The only thing getting liberated will be the oil. The US and Israel would essentially not-so-gently nudge you into choosing their puppets and that would be that.
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komrade23 2 days ago +2
It's cute that you think the people of Iran aren't clear eyed in regards to the dangers of American interventionism.
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HormuzVengeance 2 days ago +2
As long as the IRGC are eradicated, Iran will be better off. Oil, puppets, none of that matters in comparison to the actual brutality of IRGC.
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thedarkpolitique 2 days ago +65
He thinks because they killed the ayatollah the regime has changed lol
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Sharobob 2 days ago +32
Yeah! Now instead of letting the old leader die as nature takes its course, we will have the same person in charge who would have taken the reins otherwise, but in this version we killed his entire family so he hates us with every fiber of his being. Art of the deal.
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fangelo2 2 days ago +22
We traded in the 87 year old one for a 58 year old
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SHUT_DOWN_EVERYTHING 2 days ago +3
He doesn’t think that way. He is however selling it that way and his cult will buy it.
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Adultery 2 days ago +9
He might be parroting words that were told to him
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Helldiver-xzoen 2 days ago +9
To be fair, he doesn't really know what anything means. Unless it's grifting, corruption, golf, or sex trafficking- it's a pretty good assumption he doesn't know anything about it.
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TheZapster 2 days ago +6
He thinks regime is the Iranian currency and he wants to work with them to exchange it from an Iranian bank account into his personal bank account
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bricoXL 2 days ago +2
Or enrichment.
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Morgannin09 2 days ago +2
I mean he declared regime change already occurred just because he killed one guy, so no I don't think he does. I think he cares even less.
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Catodacat 2 days ago +2
Just repeating it over and over so the fox viewers start to believe it.
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CookieCuttr 2 days ago +1059
This "ceasefire" is gonna fall apart as soon as the meeting on Friday happens and the US and Iran both realize they agree on literally f****** nothing.
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Thurak0 2 days ago +359
Right on time for the market manipulation... bad news on Friday, good news on Tuesday.
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Toetiepoetie 2 days ago +146
I’m no conspiracy theorist, but this blatant market manipulation is making Trumps friends and family so f****** rich, they will be able to buy complete world domination at this rate. They will be so rich they can buy everyone. We will never see the end of this.
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WetLoophole 2 days ago +99
The Trump family's net worth has increased an insane amount this term. It is blatant corruption, and no one will do anything about it.
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MythicalCaseTheory 2 days ago +56
Not just an insane amount. It has literally tripled. He turned $2b into $6b in just a year with no significant expansion to his businesses. But with a straight face they'll share a meme about the need to prosecute Pelosi for acquiring $120m over 40 years - but not Trump because "That's different."
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GabeIsGone 2 days ago +13
At least tripled. Between the crypto shit-coins, the reverse IPO shenanigans, the ‘friendly’ fundraising during wartime in GCC, and the political betting shit. The corruption is everywhere, our current corruption laws are entirely inadequate to handle modern situations. It’s ’bleeding edge’ corruption.
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biscuitarse 2 days ago +13
MAGA is a collection of rubes, marks and gulls. They seem to love being taken for a ride.
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alnicoblue 2 days ago +15
I don't think that it's a conspiracy theory when you have repeated evidence lending itself to the theory. Flat earth, adrenachrone and the illuminati are conspiracy theories. Dude's rich off of gaming the system, bragged about his ability to "play the market like a yoyo" says outrageous things over the weekend then course corrects with positive news during the week. It would be a *very* weird coincidence if your theory *wasn't* correct.
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duc1990 2 days ago +6
When they talk about building wealth - what they really mean is smash things up and get rich stealing the bits and pieces.
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Sandslinger_Eve 2 days ago +3
Western dominance perhaps, and that only for a limited time. US power is waning because of everything he is doing, and a lot of the results won't be seen until long after he is gone. "Data suggests that 2025 saw a drop in the overall immigration population, the first such decline in over 50 years" Enrollment at universities is down and "Projections suggest a potential one-third decline in international STEM graduates entering the US workforce due to policy actions. Reports indicated a steep drop in international student interest in U.S. engineering programs."  When the US want to make their next fighter jet or go back to the moon, or make the next top OS in the world, they're increasingly going to find that unlike the last fifty years the US is no longer seen as the nr one destination for the smartest and brightest. China on the other hand is starting to lead on research papers, they're already miles ahead on number of STEM students. Money even corrupt president level money doesn't work against centrally ruled countries like China. I guess they're subscribing to the better a ruler in hell than a servant in heaven mindset, and don't care one iota.
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Corpus76 2 days ago +2
That's why whoever gets to be president next needs to do a complete overhaul of the system and prosecute the previous administration immediately. Accountability. Heads need to roll. They must assuredly won't do this because they're afraid of rocking the boat, and that's exactly why America will be hard pressed to regain their standing as a serious country anytime soon.
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patentattorney 2 days ago +188
Iran def agreed on some stuff. They control the Strait, lifted sanctions, and get nuclear enrichment. I dont really know what the USA got.
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dolt1234 2 days ago +154
Less respected, less trusted, less weapons.
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f-elon 2 days ago +26
Less one POTUS 🤞🏼
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extrememinimalist 2 days ago +14
more like POS
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burritocmdr 2 days ago +20
USA got nothing. Trump got another stock market manipulation, "big money to be made" as he said. It was all a big bluff, he wouldn't have gone through with it because oil price would have exploded and stock market cratered. He cares more about that than the lives of Iranian school children and civilians.
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Ngothadei 2 days ago +8
>I dont really know what the USA got. Resentment from the rest of the world. Caused a mess, told shaky stories, and left everyone else to deal with it.
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Spiritual-Pear-1349 2 days ago +10
The strait reopened, and the pleasure of paying 2 million in Chinese currency for every ship that moves through it
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Particular-County277 2 days ago +6
Donnie ordered the usual humiliation burger with a side of shame fries.
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W31337 2 days ago +9
They get to go home with less than they had before.
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FreakySpook 2 days ago +6
Considering this war seems to have netted Iran a 50+ billion a year income stream from tolling the strait, I'm sure Trump would be happy to let the US get nothing in return for his business getting a 1-2% cut.
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WingerRules 2 days ago +2
I wonder why they weren't charging fees for the strait before. Maybe they figured what's happening now would happen if they did.
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Parahelious 2 days ago +5
Yeah we aren't letting them enrich. That's just what Iran wants. Doesn't mean it's going to happen.
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faffc260 2 days ago +4
iran can agree with themselves all they want, neither the israeli's nor the americans agree to either of those things in the peace deal to be worked on from this and have stated they will not agree to those things. the us and israeli points don't even match up. this ceasefire will end on friday unless iran capitulates.
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ARazorbacks 2 days ago +28
Haha, I love the phrasing here. “Iran can agree with themselves all they want.”  It’s like MAGA picked up on what Trump has been doing for weeks - negotiating with himself via Twitter - and, as always, projects that shit onto their enemy.  Iran has been saying the same shit for weeks while Trump bumbles around claiming victory and then more threats. The only way “Iran capitulates” is if the US/Israel mount a full scale invasion and force it. Until that happens Iran controls the Strait and thus the negotiations. It’s why no other president attacked them and, instead, chose to use diplomacy. Trump and MAGA are just too f****** stupid to understand this. 
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owen__wilsons__nose 2 days ago +3
This is precisely correct. And anybody who isn't brain rotted can see Iran out maneuvered Trump here
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ReserveFormal3910 2 days ago +3
Yeah, but who holds the cards?! They can close the strait and cause a worldwide depression.
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Prestigious-Worry-14 2 days ago +8
I give it until 6pm tonight
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Correct_Emu7015 2 days ago +4
C'mon, they got Jared and that other jackoff doing our negotiations. How bad could it be?
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Plzlaw4me 2 days ago +3
They made zero progress on any negotiations, Iran feels they’re in a position of strength, their supreme leader was kills and the new supreme leader is his son, Trump is notoriously difficult to work with and desperately needs a win he can sell the American public… I’m sure they can work through all those issues in 2 weeks and this war won’t just immediately pick back up when Trump throws a tantrum that Iran is negotiating based on their actual position and not what Fox News says.
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absat41 2 days ago +2
Say 3pm ish? 
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CryHavocAU 2 days ago +5
Both parties needed a facing saving way to agree without appearing like they gave a concession. It’ll probably hold and be extended while fruitless negotiations continue about a more permanent outcome. The immediate outcome will be a certain volume of ships leaving the gulf and paying a toll to Iran. See how that plays out long term as the gulf states will not be happy with that and will put a lot of pressure on Trump to threaten to resume bombing if it doesn’t change.
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psioniclizard 2 days ago +7
The gulf states proved they dont really have a choice.
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Spiritual-Pear-1349 2 days ago +8
If thats the case its the end of the petro-dollar; the strait being opened and ensuring security were guarantees of the scheme for making the US dollar global backing for oil. Since the strait is no longer international water and the US can't protect its allies in the region, why do the gulf states have to accept US dollars for oil when Iran charges them Yuan to ship through the strait?
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themathmajician 2 days ago +4
It's a bigger deal than that. The strait is among the most important trade waterways in the world and no country is going to accept the risk of toll booths popping up where it actually collapses economies.
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TylerBourbon 2 days ago +6
That might have been part of the plan, ending the petro-dollar. Part of the Heritage Foundation plan with Project 2025 was US isolation, which also works perfectly for the tech billionaires who want to carve up the country into their own little techno-feudalist city states. Crash the economy, bring the working poor to our knees as we starve, to make us more pliable to their rule.
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Astrocoder 2 days ago +3
"Crash the economy, bring the working poor to our knees as we starve, to make us more pliable to their rule." That makes no sense. Tech billionaires are billionaires because people buy their stuff. A nation full of poor people isnt buying tech, and tech CEOs arent making money.
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TylerBourbon 2 days ago +6
I agree it makes no sense. Not to rational people. But look up Curtis Yarvin and Peter Thiel, these are not rational people.
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Prestigious-Worry-14 2 days ago +872
Oh so you didn’t agree to the terms of the ceasefire
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joebgoode 2 days ago +232
Do you expect him to be able to read?
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Dull_Job_6372 2 days ago +51
They didn’t dumb the terms down to a second grade level for him?
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Punkguy2028 2 days ago +25
I figured it would be a finger puppet situation.
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poolside123 2 days ago +7
I’ve got 2 fingers I’d love to give him
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twitterfluechtling 2 days ago +8
That was Trump in his first term. On a good day. When it didn't matter too much if he didn't get it because there were other safeguards in place. Currently we have evil Trump in his second term, where - besides his general cognitive and moral ~~incontinece~~incompetence (sorry, the rectal incontinence was a separate issue) - at the beginning of his term his alertness on a good day was roughly on the level of Bidens alertness on a bad day. And Biden had the decency to have competent advisors in place that weren't total assholes to cover for him. It's so frustrating, I'm almost tempted to write something impolite...
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ChroniclesOfSarnia 2 days ago +2
That fuckwit doesn't know what 'farcical' means.
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jimicus 2 days ago +5
This became clear when the suggestion was made that Iran’s next leader should be chosen in some farcical aquatic ceremony.
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Decent_Possible6318 2 days ago +5
‘Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government’!
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ruskyandrei 2 days ago +8
He was elected to lead, not to read!
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faffc260 2 days ago +116
all 3 parties agreed to their own version of the ceasefire where the only thing in common is bombing iran stops and some sort of shipping is allowed through the straight under varying circumstances..it'll be over in days.
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burritocmdr 2 days ago +13
Right, they only agreed to a framework lmao. Note that Iran and Israel are still trading missiles even after the ceasefire. Israel stated they aren't happy with Trump's ceasefire plan.
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Aromatic-Teacher-717 2 days ago +2
Israel should crack the whip harder, then. Trump would cave. 
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Euler007 2 days ago +27
Lol yeah. * US think they agreed to a ceasefire and ships are free to go in the strait. * Iran think their ten points are agreed upon, when the US does not * Israel agreed to only attack Lebanon right now, one less front to worry about. Total shitshow.
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ExcellentJuice4729 2 days ago +8
It’s funny in that Iran continues its control of the strait, but Trump says US ships are to hang around (literal words) to ensure things go smoothly. Trump is back to charging protection fees for ships to go through
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sireatalot 2 days ago +3
We are so close to US ships sinking tankers that don’t pay the protection fee. So tankers will have to pay the Iran toll AND the US protection fee.
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VTcamperguy 2 days ago +53
The terms of the ceasefire are literally just that everyone stops shooting at each other while they attempt to negotiate an end to this shit. The “10 points” that are getting spammed on Listnook are literally just Iran’s wish list for a resolution.
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Aromatic-Teacher-717 2 days ago +5
Trump said it was workable, when most of those points are clearly non starters. Trump is saving face
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ClearlyCylindrical 2 days ago +27
Listnookors tend to do poorly with reading comprehension
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JeanClaude-Randamme 2 days ago +11
Dafuq did you just say?
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sireatalot 2 days ago +1
Trump said they are a good basis for negotiation, which in normal people words usually means that Iran will get 50-75% of what they’re asking. Unfortunately, we don’t have normal people words here.
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VTcamperguy 2 days ago +4
If you haven’t learned the lesson yet that Trump’s words mean absolutely nothing then I don’t know what to tell you. He will say whatever he wants in one moment and do whatever he wants in another, and those two don’t have to match up at all.
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freexe 2 days ago +2
They are a good basis for negotiation. You start with both your wants and move through the list point by point and see where the middle ground is. How else do you think it works?
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subliver 2 days ago +1
Not so sure. When the JCPOA was being negotiated, Iran was an extremely tough negotiator and listed all of its points just like this and it was an all or nothing deal. I mean at one point they left the table for months because they didn’t like our very minor suggested wording change. The Iranian negotiator hardly budged and they had 0 leverage. But this time, Trump already gave them all the cards.
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Assumption-Putrid 2 days ago +6
Correct. Trump did not agree to Iran's 10 terms. Iran did not agree to Trump's 15 terms. Neither side agreed to any complete set of terms. US agreed to stop dropping bombs and Iran agreed to open the strait for shipping for two weeks while they negotiate and attempt to reach a complete agreement. When an agreement isn't reached, bombs start flying again and the strait will close again two weeks from now. Possibly sooner if/when one side accuses the other of acting in bad faith.
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twitterfluechtling 2 days ago +5
Well, he didn't say *which* regime is supposed to change... Maybe he's asking help from Iran to abdicate? /S
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Be_quiet_Im_thinking 2 days ago +2
The ceasefire is 2 weeks allegedly.
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ExcellentJuice4729 2 days ago +2
TACO threatened WW3 destruction and needed his way out. Gets to claim being a bringer of peace the next day, but back to demanding a regime change again. So why would anyone in a leadership position go meet them in Pakistan? Any time they pop up on the radar the US is bombing them
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PositiveUse 2 days ago +3
We don’t know the 10 point version that they have talked about. We just know the IRGC fan fiction version of it
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duc1990 2 days ago +436
>He later posted that any country "supplying military weapons to Iran will be immediately tariffed ..." Dude I think things have moved beyond tariffs. How about you just tariff the whole world and be gone? Come back when you're ready to be normal, America.
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RedLanternScythe 2 days ago +88
Tariffs are a power Trump thinks he can unilaterally wield (not weird), so he will always use them to try to bully others.
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jimmib234 2 days ago +49
I know you meant "wield", but God these people are so f****** weird.
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GreenEyedTreeHugger 2 days ago +23
The human body was not designed to know what the world's worst person is doing every 15 minutes
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RedLanternScythe 2 days ago +2
If only autocorrect could fix Trump
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Key-Rough-8346 2 days ago +4
All he does is drive prices up for everyone though. Does he still not realize that consumers pay the price of tariffs?
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RedLanternScythe 2 days ago +8
He has completely bought into his lie that other countries pay the tariffs.
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ghotier 2 days ago +5
Does he realize that the Supreme Court already said his tariffs are illegal?
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Key-Rough-8346 2 days ago +7
Doesn’t matter if nobody enforces their rulings.
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Creative_Parsnip_385 2 days ago +3
Supreme Court literally told him he cant like 2 months ago or 2 years ago I can’t measure time anymore.
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cjp2010 2 days ago +33
I’m waiting for him to start tariffs on peoples ancestors.
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StoneColdHoundDog 2 days ago +8
Not sanctioned, but in fact "reverse sanctioned"; the tariffs are paid by Americans.
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aft_punk 2 days ago +2
Where’s the ~~fun~~ market manipulation in that?
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4hanni 2 days ago +43
Trump fatigue is real.
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Choice_Mountain516 2 days ago +84
Translation: There will be no regime change, it will not be productive, and a few people are going to get very rich. Subscribe to me for more deep analysis.
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dreadpiratedusty 2 days ago +43
The only *enrichment* happing is Trump’s. He only cares if he is getting wealthier.
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ScrotumScrapings 2 days ago +141
Just like 10 minutes ago the yanks were pretending that there had been a regime change in Iran? I think they've completely left reality behind and now operate only within the random brainfarts of an old shitbag.
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TalkersCZ 2 days ago +78
There was. Just not the way Muricans thinks. Moderate and reformist factions in Iranian power, who were gaining power slowly over decades and were hoping to have powers after Chamenei death were pushed out and now the Iranian regime is even more hardline and more survivalist than they were for decades. They murdered tens of thousands people. They cant give up power or they are all hanged. So yes, regime is changed. Into younger, more radical, more hardline, more survivalist, more "we can deal economic damage and force USA to give up" regime. And this regime is not going anywhere.
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GraveDiggingCynic 2 days ago +34
Basically the bombing campaign has turned the IRGC into a Praetorian Guard. They’ll decide who runs the country, and any Supreme Leader or President that gets too uppety will be swiftly replaced.
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TalkersCZ 2 days ago +12
Yes. IRGC and people most connected to them got more power than before. There might have been even moderates and reformists inside the IRGC. Now they are all gone and the hardliners are 100% in power and are not giving up.
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HormuzVengeance 2 days ago +12
The idea that 'reformists' were gaining power is a fantasy that died years ago. Since the January massacres, we’ve seen that there is no 'moderate' wing left - there is only the IRGC and its subsidiaries. The 'hardline' shift isn't a sign of new strength; it’s a sign that the regime has run out of masks. They are no longer a government; they are a military junta. Stability comes from a mandate; survivalism comes from a fear of the gallows. History shows that when a regime's only tool is radical survivalism, the moment the money runs out or the military command fractures, the collapse is total. Iranian people view IRGC as usurpers, not leaders. The fracturing within IRGC will be its undoing as these younger people will turn on each other. IRGC are facing a triple threat: economic isolation, total internal hatred, and decapitation of the leadership. They aren't 'here to stay'; they are occupiers holding a ticking time bomb.
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SMTTajWAR 2 days ago +2
The IRGC faces economic isolation? That is news from before the war. Now we’re at a point where the whole world is forced to cooperate with Iran. The eastern hemisphere is way too reliant on Hormuz to isolate Iran.
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TalkersCZ 2 days ago +3
And why is that? Because Trump cancelled the deal? Because they just bombed them last year while negotiating? Why are hardliners more and more in power? There were reformists and moderates, but these factions are always pushed into background in extreme cases like war or public unrest. This creates radicalisation. This war actually did a lot to stop any fracturing and created a common cause for IRGC. They killed tens of thousands of people. They control economy. If they give up power, they will hang. Hardliners will not stop and last year forced more and more moderates and reformist either out of power or into becoming hardliners for their own survival. And that they will be in economic isolation and money running out? Dude. They will have more money now than they had before, because they will force Trump into humiliating deal, cancelling sanctions, getting "toll" and economic access they could not even dream about 6 weeks ago. I would wish Iranian people freedom, but from my perspective - Trump is doing for last decade more to keep Iranian regime alive than anybody else since it was established. He forced them into being more hardliners. To give more power to IRGC. He gave them common cause. And now he taught them that they have economic nuke, much bigger weapon than regular nukes.
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SneakyFire23 2 days ago +9
I love this listnook fanfiction that the regime was weakening somehow, when just in January they killed over 30k of their own people and had no issue doing it again. Such moderate.
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OriginalTechnical531 2 days ago +14
It's a spectrum, and the USA traded bad for worse, congratulations.
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TalkersCZ 2 days ago +8
The hardliners were dominant force, for sure, especially after the first attack from Israel and USA last year. And after Trump cancelled deal with Iran. But there were moderates and reformists as well. Those are gone now. Congrats. Basically all whats happening is on Trump 8 years ago and year ago, funny how he created this crisis.
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Zidji 2 days ago +5
We live in the post truth times.
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AntiOriginalUsername 2 days ago +3
Yes dude we replaced the Khamenei with Khamenei. Total change obviously.
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VRchaeologist 2 days ago +34
Somebody didn't read the terms and conditions before hitting continue
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CaptPants 2 days ago +9
The only change he actually wants in the regime is "Will your new regime personally pay me a cut of your oil profits?" Same profiteering deal he made with the new Venezuela "regime"
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MediumChemical4292 2 days ago +10
At some point we have to call out this is a mental illness. Nobody needs this much money. Anything beyond $1B is just wasteful.
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Harmaakettu 2 days ago +10
For anyone sane, anything beyond a few million is wasteful. With that and smart investment you'd be set for life.
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Informal_Process2238 2 days ago +8
Certainly no enrichment for Americans who are paying the price for electing a child rapist megalomaniac idiot
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Rixoshi 2 days ago +9
Lie after lie after lie after lie. He is making his own reality as an excuse to get out of the mess he made
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NeuseRvrRat 2 days ago +30
Is he TACOing on the TACO?
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Wilibus2 2 days ago +11
Tacoception
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NeuseRvrRat 2 days ago +5
Like the double decker from Taco Bell. Yo dawg, we heard you like tacos...
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____DEADPOOL_______ 2 days ago +2
Gordita
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Upstairs_Teach_7064 2 days ago +6
He said there was already complete regime change…
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brumac44 2 days ago +5
Once a president threatens to obliterate a civilization, I tend not to give a shit what he says. Get rid of him now, USA.
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Persimmon-Mission 2 days ago +4
This seems absolutely trustworthy
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Kawakid69 2 days ago +5
Didn't they already tell this idiot to F*Off
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timfountain4444 2 days ago +5
The only enrichment will be in his back pocket. Follow the money.
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Sc00terLCA71 2 days ago +5
Yesterday he said he was going to do something else. How the hell are we supposed to believe a word he says. He is a weak loser.
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pre_pun 2 days ago +3
Working from now for the regime change that already occurred? What a massive lump of flabby lies. This human skidmark needs to be removed by any legal means necessary. Alex Jones and Tucker Carlson should not be on my side of the line. This is the last f****** sign republicans. When the propaganda is bailing to be "liberals" .. it's existential.
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Tagous 2 days ago +4
Canada should sell them Candu reactors, no enrichment necessary, just need heavy water. Iran did look in to this years ago but no sale.
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Enorats 2 days ago +3
So when can we expect him to step down? Americans all over the country are certainly looking forward to a regime change in the US.
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sgrams04 2 days ago +4
We already had a deal with them that was working. A deal he then backed out of and started bombing them. Now he wants to make a deal and claim he won. What a clusterfuck. So many people died because this guy’s short attention span and reasoning skills. 
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iCowboy 2 days ago +6
Iran is allowed to enrich uranium under the terms of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty; how does this square with the supposed deal Trump has made?
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NTJ-891 2 days ago +2
> it’s like you or I 3D printing the components of a gun but not assembling it so that it’s not a felony. FYI, this is not a felony and is fully legal under federal law. Some states have prohibitions on certain activities with regard to firearms manufacture, usually requirements that they be serialized. However, most if not all states have a legal mechanism for people to 3D print a firearm if you are not a federally prohibited person to begin with. In my state, I can print as many Glock or AR15 clones as I want with absolutely no paperwork or interference by the government as long as they are for my use and I do not intend to sell them.
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HarEr89 2 days ago +3
Donald TACO Trump again.
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PrizePermission9432 2 days ago +3
Operation epic failure
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Tramonto83 2 days ago +3
The USA needs a regime change, one can only hope that's what he means
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ProudPainting6850 2 days ago +3
We need regime change here in the US.
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Outrageous_Success69 2 days ago +3
The fact that he has to constantly remind people that "he" won should be a very clear indication of who got their asses handed to them
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jimibimi 2 days ago +3
Oh sure sure
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Wide-Grape-2256 2 days ago +3
No enrichment, except his and his cronies.
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mr_birkenblatt 2 days ago +3
There has been plenty of enrichment by Trump and his family
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HueyBluey 2 days ago +13
Trump wants to exit this so bad. Absolutely miscalculated on thinking this would be over in a few days.
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AppearanceDizzy7006 2 days ago +7
Bullshit
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denNISI 2 days ago +5
Iran cuts diplomatic channels prior to "a whole civilization will die"? Never in talks except for Trump's imaginary mediators in Pakistan? Trump is in discussions with himself? Is it true what Iran says about US gaslighting to manipulate oil and stock prices?
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doornz 2 days ago +2
if only there had been an agreement in place already that was working perfectly fine. I guess we will never know. /s
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Lost_Purpose1899 2 days ago +2
The stupid Trump war gave Iran an economic advantage by letting them regulate traffic in the Hormuz and charge tolls for ships… in Chinese yuan. The stupidest president ever.
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feldyzium 2 days ago +2
Sure let’s all react to another Trump says article
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Queltis6000 2 days ago +2
This can't be possible. Firstly the Iranian people and government won't want him involved, but even more importantly - Trump is an incompetent piece of shit who doesn't know the first thing about anything.
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Mister_Green2021 2 days ago +2
So there will be no regime change and every tanker will pay Iran $2M.
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Xgentis 2 days ago +2
He is certainly leaving a big stinky pile of shit for his successor to clean up. Americans have no ideas how hated they have become in the world.
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punkasstubabitch 2 days ago +2
After a whole lot of bullshit, lives lost, billions wasted, we end up with a deal that is worse than what Trump tore up in 2017. That's the "Fart of the Deal."
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kristofour 2 days ago +2
Believe nothing this loser says. This is all about market manipulation.
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EmergencyCucumber905 2 days ago +2
They really changed things up: Former Supreme leader's son Same prime minister Same foreign minister
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MaybeTheDoctor 2 days ago +2
Kegseth still needs his end-of-days for his church.
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definitelytheA 2 days ago +2
Trump: Say something stupid, wildly ridiculous, and obviously delusional, and end with “Thank you for your attention to this matter.” Dictator wannabe who thinks gaslighting is believable. Someone in this world, please release the files, complete with photos and video!
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ShareGlittering1502 2 days ago +2
Was regime change in your 15 point plan?
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Shot_Pool2543 2 days ago +2
Replace the more moderate leaders with more hardline ones…definitely makes sense.
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richardathome 2 days ago +2
After this shit show its a given Iran will be making their own nukes.
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RobottoRisotto 2 days ago +2
This will be interesting to follow. Who will be better at running a country? Guy in a coma? or Guy suffering from… whatever it is, that’s eating Trumps brain?
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church-rosser 2 days ago +4
malignant narcissism is the term you want for T's brain deterioration
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Hihlander197 2 days ago +2
He killed the new fella’s dad and family so good luck with that.
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EbonyPeat 2 days ago +2
The only enrichment is tRump, his family and the 1%.
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poopiebutt505 2 days ago +2
Not in the agreement I read. Taco Tuesday deja vu
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ReasonableMuscle1835 2 days ago +2
Yeah keep telling yourself that
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After-Snow5874 2 days ago +2
I’m so tired of every day being filled with this nonsense. Make American life boring again.
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pieguy00 2 days ago +3
There was no enrichment before he pulled out of the deal and reenacted sanctions in his first term.
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Max_Rockatanski 2 days ago +2
That's Trump speak for: "completely unproductive regime change that will enrich me"
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luisa65-L 2 days ago +2
Ah yes, 'productive regime change'—because that exact concept has definitely never completely backfired on us over the last forty years.
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Hefty-Comparison-801 2 days ago +2
He's going to talk the Islamic regime into disbanding themselves? Lofty goal there, but okay.
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tiradium 2 days ago +1
Its opposite day again
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erp2 2 days ago +1
How weak. No strength whatsoever.
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lonigus 2 days ago +1
There is no regime left at all. It looks more and more like there is multiple IRGC command factions split across the country, which was btw pre-planned by the previous Ayatollah. A decentralised command structure. The talks might be happening with one of the groups, but anything less what Iran asks might be taken badly by the others and we back where we were a day ago.
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SHITBLAST3000 2 days ago +1
Absolutely f****** delusional.
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Royal-Hunter3892 2 days ago +1
Trump failed to change the regime despite using millitary strength and that's why during the speech few days ago , he said that regime change was never the goal, and now again he comes up with new " productive regime change" gimmick. Trump has basically surrendered but doesn't wants to admit it just running around circles and making money by manipulating markets.
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Staff_Senyou 2 days ago +1
Trump is a lying pedo, convicted criminal and hot off the press war loser No one cares
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RobBuckets 2 days ago +1
the guy responsible for most of the world's financial pain is seeking regime change in other countries. Irony must be a foreign concept that's already been deported from the US
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Ok-Enthusiasm3114 2 days ago +1
So he fucked up and increased gas prices and living costs - to enrich himself and his cronies with insider trading AND now he's acting like the w***** in this? Jeez sooooo predictable
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P-a-n-a-m-a-m-a 2 days ago +1
His words are as reliable as wet toilet paper. Trust not.
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dextercho83 2 days ago +1
This is shitstain we are talking about....I hope it will last but not holding my breath
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Big_Lake4948 2 days ago +1
I really want off of this ride.
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Spiritual-Pear-1349 2 days ago +1
"We agree to every term of the ceasefire. Now, let's continue changing the regime of Iran, and we reject every term of the ceasefire." Why even bother, it hasn't even been 24 hours
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