Middle East, Ukraine, tariffs, and so on, are serious matters, which could use less buffoonery.
I think I'll call President Trump - Donald "nobody knows what I'll do" Trump from now on. That sentence will probably make history, when referring to a decision whether the US should attack or not Iran. Nobody knows what he'll do? That would be terrifying if it were true... which it probably isn't, on major issues.
That sounds like a wild character more than it probably is, but damn... maybe we should stop listening to what Trump says and only look and the actions being taken.
But the actions aren't very encouraging either for an escalation of the conflict in the Middle East. The US amassed serious military power in the Middle East area or on route to it. What says a lot in my opinion is that they moved the aircraft carrier from the Pacific which was protecting Taiwan to the Middle East too. That's when their military strategy was about to shift more toward the Pacific area than the rest of the world.
That shows how much importance they put on this Middle East conflict and its outcome.
Will they help Israel by striking the underground nuclear installations at Fordo? Will they do more? Will they say no?
Looks like Ideogram doesn't want to create something about war. I get it. I wouldn't want either.
It was my first impression that they wanted to act quicker at least where it comes to Fordo, but probably received quite a bit of negative feedback, and a constant reminder of the mess that was in Irak with the pretext that was the weapons of mass destruction that were never found. It's interesting that even from the US some specialists or something came and said that Iran is years away from having a nuclear bomb, not weeks away, as it was the pretext.
But maybe it was considered that the time is more favorable these days for military actions than at a different time. We have to take into consideration that the current regime in Iran does want the state of Israel to cease to exist, and have done more than declarations in this direction. A nuclear bomb - if built by Iran - could possibly be a death sentence to Israel as a habitable territory.
I know Israel (or Jews, in general) may not find too many sympathetic opinions especially in the context of the death toll getting higher, but I doubt anyone slightly moderate may think a nuclear bomb is the way to settle disputes of millennia which became acute after the creation of the Israel state.
Now we have a 2-week deadline until a decision is made about the US military action. It seems that after the initial "nobody knows what I'll do", somebody told Trump you don't toy with words when people are dying every day as a direct consequence of a conflict you talk about.
What do you think will be "Big Satan"'s decision? (That's how the Iran's leaders call the US, while Israel is "Little Satan")
As you can see... This is regarded as a religious war, as they usually have been in the Middle East.