At least Israel is safe.
You should be honored and happy with another forever war brewing and higher prices on everything while we spiral into more black hole debt in the sand.
âHow I learned to stop worrying so much and love Israel.â
Venezuela was going to be a âforever warâ too, if I recall. We are knee-capping China and taking out the Iranian Death Cult (who should have been dealt with decades ago) all at once. It wonât be a forever war, no matter how hard you pray for it to be.
If you were to put a time line on iran, how long will it last? How do we win? Like, what will signify that weâve won? Whatâs the specific end?
I think thatâs what could keep this from dragging out forever, if we define specific goals.
As long as it has to.
Saying it after we leave.
The proper media sources will let us know.
Winning.
Sounds like a good way to possibly lose.
Mueller wasnât assassinated for political reasons while he was having peaceful conversations with people who disagreed with him. Iâm not sure if you remember the time when we were all told that Trump colluded with Russia to trick Americans into voting for him somehow, but it was front-page news for a few years.
If I were Trump, Iâd be glad Mueller was dead, too. He was a major part of what is probably the greatest media hoax ever concocted against a sitting President, all in an effort to protect the biggest scam ever on the American public - the importation of a new voting bloc to disenfranchise US Citizens, collect public benefits, and carry out vast amounts of medical billing fraud.
What did Charlie Kirk do? Say that men canât become women and promote very old, mainstream Christian values?
Or are you still in the camp that actually believes that illegal immigrants donât vote, donât collect any form of taxpayer-funded benefits, and donât engage in mind-boggling levels of crime and fraud? Those folks tend to be the ones who believed Rachel Maddow, late-night âcomedyâ hosts, and every other paid stooge who all repeated the same lies that Trump colluded with Russia to steal the election.
More Charlie Kirks and fewer Robert Muellers would be a very good thing for the world.
I donât ever recall that.
Hereâs a quick couple:
U.S. Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-CA), in an official statement released on January 3, 2026 (the day of the operation):
âThis action risks destabilizing Venezuela, plunging the country into chaos, and dragging the United States into yet another endless war or open-ended nation-building effort. ⊠Congress and the American people deserve the truth, not another forever war launched in the dark.â
Kat Abughazaleh, Democratic congressional candidate (Illinois), in a video statement amid protests (reported January 12, 2026):
âThe president of the United States is about to drag us into another forever war without congressional approval.â
If Iran doesnât drag for quite some time, Iâll be surprised and admit I was wrong.
Iran is not Venezuela.
Theyâre obviously different countries, but their military equipment has a lot of common suppliers. Itâs been a little over three weeks now and Iranâs best military achievement has been knocking out a radar and damaging - not destroying - an F35 (if the reports I read the other day are true).
If we end up trying to occupy a country of Iranâs size and very rugged terrain, like you, I will admit I was wrong. Given that weâre only deploying 2,500 ground troops to the theater in the form of a Marine Expeditionary Unit thatâs still on a ship, we donât see anything remotely resembling the build-up for a massive ground invasion and subsequent occupation. Deploying an MEU is also a diplomatic statement that sends a very clear message that coastal facilities like ports can be captured whenever the US military wants to.
I wanted to respond to an earlier comment of yoursâŠ
Even if you believe everything Nick Fuentes says about Israel and Jewish people, you still have to hand it to them for having skin in the game. Missiles and drones do get through occasionally, and there are over 3,000 wounded Israelis and a few dozen dead ones, according to some reports.
They are also damn good at warfare, far better than any of our main allies of the 20th century. Russia canât handle Ukraine. The UK has more admirals than warships.
Our former enemy Japan is probably still pretty sharp because Japanese people are just like everyone else, only more so, but they donât have much of a combat record since we made them promise not to fight anyone.
Disclaimer:
The following is all based on an âI feelâ perspective and is in no way based in reality.
This is such a strange one though. I mean the decisive strikes, the intensity of the sustained destruction. This one feels different than the half baked leadership decisions and hamstringing rules of engagement that we saw through the previous middle eastern conflicts.
But I felt the same way about Kuwait and the charge to Baghdad too, so 
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Fixed.
I certainly can be wrong, but I wouldnât take you as a fan of Meuller.
Heâs like the consumate government bureaucratic creep. Like, he doesnât rob Peter to pay Paul, he robs both and convinces each that the other did it.
Not really.
I just really dislike hypocrisy when one identical action is condemned when âthe other sideâ does it, but waved away when âmy sideâ does it.
I think that is a huge part of the political rot that disillusioned people.
It is okay to not mourn someone who tried to destroy you. It may not be presidential compared to recent presidents, but recent presidents havenât achieved a whole lot of good outcomes. Teddy Roosevelt would hold sparring matches at The White House when he was President, earning himself a detached retina when one didnât go his way. Despite behaving in an un-presidential way by todayâs standards, heâs widely regarded as a champion of American progress.
Muellerâs whole investigation was a years-long nothing burger, fed to the public and consumed by an awful lot of people who lack the skills to discern well-supported news reporting from state-manufactured propaganda backed by dubious and murky facts.
I didnât realize Mueller attacked you.
I didnât either, until you just now pointed it out.
What would you call The Russian Collusion media narrative that was fed to the American public? Good reporting on hard facts?