Preparing for new Iran war, Israel escalates Lebanon strikes to cripple Hezbollah

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5 minutes ago, mat said:

I'm not happy with Trump's approach to Iran or any other conflict he may be medaling in. However, I realize there may be much more intel of happenings going on the world that we know nothing about. I just hope he knows what he's doing because it can be a powder keg. 

Agree 100%.   Sometimes we think we have the knowledge to make a call on how a situation should be handled, which is naive.  And this applies to much more than just Iran.

It comes down to hoping the folks in power are making the right calls.

Thank God Harris and Waltz aren’t making the call.

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8 minutes ago, mat said:

I'm not happy with Trump's approach to Iran or any other conflict he may be medaling in. However, I realize there may be much more intel of happenings going on the world that we know nothing about. I just hope he knows what he's doing because it can be a powder keg. 

We are borrowing money to fight other countries wars. We are about to hit 40 trillion in debt. That to me is more a National Security risk. Just wondering what happened to America First. There better be solid intel that we don’t know about.

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The U.S. State Department announced on Friday that it started evacuating "non-emergency" government personnel from the embassy in Israel and their family members, citing "safety risks" amid growing tensions with Iran.

Why it matters: The decision signals that a joint U.S.-Israeli military campaign against Iran could be imminent. In such a case, Iran could launch ballistic missiles toward Israel and U.S. targets in the region.

Earlier this week the U.S. evacuated all non-essential staff and their family members from the embassy in Beirut, as well. Strikes on Iran could cause a war between Israel and Hezbollah to erupt.