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U.S. attacks Iran

Mary Stetler said:
Well, seeing that we paid for it, built it and many Americans died doing it, Why shouldn't we take over. We sold it to Panama for one dollar w/ stipulation. But Trump did not want to do that either.
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Plus there was the stipulation that the U.S. could take back the canal if any foreign power endangered it. China's messing around fell under that proviso.
 
Could Trump have ended the Middle East war with a cease fire agreed to by both Iran and Israel? There have been some violations, but the fact that it was agreed to by both parties might be a good thing. It is so good that AOC and Bernie are pushing for another impeachment. That alone indicates that Trump is doing wonders and the Dems are at a loss.
 
If we're lucky the cease-fire break was an accident followed by an overreaction, and embarrassing for both sides. So maybe things can rumble and stutter down to some sort of quiet for a while... giving time for a resolution that lasts at least a few years.

I'm not sure about any long-term fixes though. This part of the world seems allergic to peace.
 
A lot of people seem to be giving these theories credence:

Trump NUKES Post-War Order: King Charles Exposes British Hand in Desperate Effort to Stop Trump

I'm not sure quite what to think, but many pieces seem to fit.
 
Mary Stetler said:
Only Trump was attacked for using military action without Congressional approval. For those who turn their nose up at youtube for news, read any of Thomas Sowell's publications, especially on slavery.
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Obama was perhaps the biggest user of American military forces without Congressional consent. He even killed at least one American citizen overseas with a drone and no trial whatever. He suffered no outcry or censure of any kind. From what I have read, the Korean War was the only military action of any size with no Congressional okay. Truman not only committed American troops in large numbers to foreign combat, but also placed them under the command of officers from other nations (although Americans were the overall commanders because we supplied the most troops and equipment.
 
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