re: Official US/Israel vs Iran war thread

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Shut the hell up Trump. Either negotiate or bomb, but quit lying to us a with tweets

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He's truly lost his nerve.
His deal making in the business world consisted of 3 options.
1. Walk away
2. file bk
3. bury the other party in litigation
None of these will work and he's stuck and he knows it.
I see only one thing left-declare bridge and power plant day and mean it. Let them know we'll tun out the lights for years if we have too. Candle makers will be at a premium.

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We don't need a full declaration of war. Congress has the power to authorize anything it decides to authorize. All the administration has to do is put together a competent plan, approach congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle, and then sell the plan. They can absolutely get enough Democrats to vote for it.

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Exactly. That idiot GWB was able to get the Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution passed easily by both the House and Senate.

Does Trump want people to be left with the impression that he is less persuasive than GWB was?

Trump honestly just needs to stfu. That’s always been his downfall. His imminent Iran deal he keeps talking about is like free beer tomorrow.

The driver of that car said “frick this shite I’m out”

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The only way this happens is to have boots on the ground. Are you for that too?

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Based off of what? Your opinion?

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The only way this happens is to have boots on the ground.

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Please stop with the facts -- it traumatizes some among us

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Facts are notoriously racist.

Israel and Lebanon agree to a ceasefire contingent on Lebanon removing all armed, non-state actors in it's territory (Hezbollah,etc..)

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Joint Statement of the United States of America, Republic of Lebanon, and State of Israel
June 3, 2026

The United States convened the fourth high-level trilateral meeting between Israeli and Lebanese representatives on June 2 and 3, 2026.

As a result of the U.S. led negotiations, Israel and Lebanon agreed to the implementation of a ceasefire. The ceasefire is contingent on a complete cessation of Hizbollah fire and the evacuation of all Hizbollah operatives from the South Litani Sector.

The two sides agreed with the guidance of the United States to swiftly advance the creation of pilot zones in which the Lebanese Armed Forces will take exclusive control of the territory to the exclusion of all non-state actors.

These steps will enable progress towards a comprehensive peace and security agreement.

All countries reaffirmed that the future of the relationship between Israel and Lebanon must be decided by the two sovereign governments. They rejected any attempt, by any state or non-state actor, to hold Lebanon’s future hostage.

Israel and Lebanon reaffirmed that they have no hostile intent toward one another and committed to continuing direct negotiations to build confidence, resolve all outstanding issues, and work toward a comprehensive agreement between the two countries.

The delegations discussed a security framework, building on discussions at the Pentagon on May 29, aimed at sustainably ensuring the sovereignty, security and territorial integrity of Lebanon and Israel. This includes the dismantlement of non-state armed groups, and the prevention of their re-emergence.

All parties condemned Iran’s attacks on countries in the region, and ongoing activities that undermine stability throughout the Middle East, whether through support for proxies and all other acts of aggression.

The United States reiterated its ongoing support for both governments to exercise their sovereignty. It reaffirmed that any agreement to cease hostilities must be reached directly between the two governments, brokered by the United States, and not through any separate track. The United States underscored its intent to support the Lebanese Armed Forces, with the aim of improving their capacity and enabling the effective exercise of sovereignty throughout Lebanese territory. It emphasized Secretary Rubio’s June 2 statement that Hizbollah is not just an enemy of Israel and an enemy of America, but that it is an enemy of Lebanon.

Israel reaffirmed that its security and respect for its territorial integrity can only be achieved through the disarmament of Hizbollah and the dismantlement of its infrastructure throughout Lebanon. It emphasized the importance of direct negotiations under the leadership of the United States to resolve all outstanding issues and achieve durable peace and security.

Lebanon reaffirmed the necessity for mutual respect of internationally recognized borders, the urgent need for full implementation of the cessation of hostilities, underscoring the principles of territorial integrity and full state sovereignty. Lebanon committed to enhancing the capacity of the Lebanese Armed Forces, with U.S. support, to assert effective control throughout the country.

The two parties agreed to reconvene the political and security tracks the week of June 22, with a view toward reaching a comprehensive agreement. The United States agreed to continue facilitating communication between the parties in the interim.

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It is not an old fashioned siege until we see trebuchets throwing giant flaming balls into Tehran.

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We can use the balls removed from trannies. Doesn’t get much more flaming than that.