give up their nuclear ambitions. Especially after this war. That would be total defeat. Iran still wants to keep the trap in place cost it what it will.

Could Iran borrow a few long range nukes from an Iran friendly country?

America would then need to implement it's 'hands off a nuclear armed country' policy.

Problem solved!

Including his own country.

Because this is all about him, yanno.

That is all.

but shithole every single second is more unhinged, takes it out on the USA and her people, the allies, while ripping off we the people's money, and the republican party cheers him along with a few Dems.

That is where we are right now.

Being tortured.

Why do MAGATS and Republicans, and perhaps some Democrats, think we have the right to dictate what another country can do? Perhaps I don't remember, but no one complained when Israel obtained nuclear weapons, and no one bombed them for doing so. Some nations may have complained when Pakistan obtained nuclear weapons, but no one waged war against them.

Iran is no more evil than North Korea or Russia but no one attacks them BECAUSE they have nuclear weapons. Given Iran's enemies, including Israel which has attacked them numerous times, they want nuclear weapons as protection. I wish no country had nuclear weapons, but I don't believe we have the right to tell other countries what they can and cannot do. What we can do but Trump refuses to do is to use trade and other enticements to make it worthwhile for a country to cooperate rather than trying to force them with war.

They think they have the might.

That is all.

Can't we just end the parasites' term in the White House?

Well, maybe that worked in "1984" by Orwell, but it looks like a losing strategy here and now.

He's going to blow it off because he's trying to destroy this country by doing shit like this.

The US has long painted Iran as a backward country full of not-white non Christian primitive people ruled by despotic religious zealots.
It's economic significance in global trade gets swept under the carpet.

Conversely, Iran has painted the US as a tyrant bent on world domination and trying to exert an undue influence on the Middle East and Iranian domestic matters.

Trump wants the Iranian government to bow down and say 'please sir, can we be friends?'
That's never going to happen.

Historic parallel:
The ancient Roman Empire of the times of togas and Cesars, disintegrated because it was too involved in overseas wars, unexpected resistance from invaded countries, and political turmoil within Rome.
Sounds familiar?