@SecRubio Marco you being someone who obtained birthright citizenship and trying to remove it for Trump showed me alot. When the walls close in and I can read your obituary ill be sure to go piss on your grave along with Trump you spineless cuck. Imagine your legacy being serving a pedo.
TRUMP: "Let's end this war."
IRAN: "No."
TRUMP: "Let's sign a peace deal."
IRAN: "No."
TRUMP: "Please agree to a 48-hour ceasefire."
IRAN: "No."
TRUMP ON SOCIAL MEDIA: "Iran is begging for a ceasefire, but I have decided not to accept it."
BREAKING.
Israel is blowing up entire civilian homes in Naqoura, South Lebanon right now.
Civilian homes.
No military target.
No justification.
Just pure terror and destruction.
This is a war crime in broad daylight.
And the world watches in silence.
If the U.S. were a functioning democracy at present, Trump would be removed for mental unfitness. He is dangerously unwell and utterly unfit to serve as Commander-in-Chief of the world’s most powerful military.
This is an actual post. This is not funny. This is beyond desperate. This is a deeply unwell man who doesn’t belong anywhere near the levers of power. Every member of his cabinet and Congress is complicit in not demanding his removal now.
This is not Al, Trump actually said this.
"We don't lose wars. Sometimes, we don't fight to win. We'll stay around a country for 15 years, just bomb the hell out of everybody, make everybody miserable.Nobody knows why we're there."
TRUMP'S STRAIT OF HORMUZ TIMELINE:
TRUMP: US Navy will escort oil tankers.
TRUMP: Help me to open the strait.
TRUMP: We don’t need any help.
TRUMP: We don’t use the strait.
TRUMP: We don’t need it.
Trump: we can easily OPEN THE HORMUZ STRAIT.
TRUMP TODAY: OPEN THE STRAIT.
One month after starting the war in Iran, this is the statement of the President of the United States on Easter Sunday.
These are the ravings of a dangerous and mentally unbalanced individual. Congress has got to act NOW. End this war.
Dear American people,
What have you done to yourselves? Does a statement like this truly sit well with you? When rhetoric around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz slips into spectacle, it reflects not strength, but a quiet abdication of responsibility. Politics, at its finest, is a moral conversation; anchored in restraint, reason, and accountability. Reduced to performance, it becomes mere noise: loud, reckless, and unanswerable.
The question, then, is not about one individual. It is about what a democracy, in its collective wisdom, chooses to accept and eventually, to normalize. We, too, are not sailing in a different boat.
Jai Hind.