Trump fires Bolton

>Trump fires Bolton
>Iran immediately blows up half the worlds oil

Let's be honest, Bolton has just been proven right by this and King Orange has egg on his face AS USUAL.

Attached: WEB-wo05-us-mideast.jpg (1200x675, 80K)

Other urls found in this thread:

getyarn.io/yarn-clip/d886217b-3d9b-490a-bad8-c264cfa66b88
latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1987-02-28-mn-6532-story.html
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akbar_Hashemi_Rafsanjani
twitter.com/SFWRedditVideos

I know right. Its all really weird.

Trump wants to leave Syria, and then Assad gasses his own people.

Trump wants to treat with Iran, and they attack Saudi Arabia

Its almost as if...

Not really fag.

>half the worlds oil
The saudis make up 5% total. Fuck off kike. SAGE

Neocon master race

If you're saying it's all a conspiracy then why doesn't Trump say it's a setup as well then?

>Iran immediately blows up half the worlds oil

No, they didn't. Stop lying, liar.

because Say and Do are entirely different things

That's a good point user.

The last quarter century validates neoconservative analysis. Take Iraq: On December 20, 1983, Donald Rumsfeld, Ronald Reagan’s Middle East envoy, met Iraqi President Saddam Hussein in Baghdad. Reagan sent Rumsfeld to re-establish relations with Baghdad which had been severed years before. The White House and State Department feared growing Iranian influence. While no one believed Saddam to be a liberal ally–U.S. intelligence had earlier confirmed Saddam’s use of chemical weapons–Rumsfeld did not broach the subject. Human rights were not top of his agenda. His handshake with Saddam, caught on film by Iraqi television, was a triumph for diplomatic realism.

The aftermath is well known. The Iran-Iraq War would continue for another five years, leaving several hundred thousand more dead on the battlefield. Still, U.S. officials sought to engage Saddam. On January 12, 1990, Senator Arlen Specter traveled to Baghdad where, the next day, he met Saddam Hussein. For Saddam, the visit was useful, for Specter believed the Iraqi leader’s talk of peace and, over the next few months, undercut proposals by his colleague Senator John McCain to extend military sanctions on Iraq. Hussein used the delay to rebuild his military. On August 2, 1990, he ordered his tanks into Kuwait. In subsequent years, Saddam subsidized waves of Palestinian suicide-bombers, effectively ending the Oslo peace process.

The chain of events is clear: The international community had innumerable opportunities to stop Saddam’s ambitions. The fickleness of European powers and many American administrations, more interested in contracts than in human rights or good governance, not only allowed Saddam to get away with murder, but also set the stage for further war. Saddam’s career was a model of realist blowback.

>>Iran immediately blows up half the worlds oil
oy vey it was totally Iran goys who just love to blow their own buildings up, its just how they roll.

Attached: 1554960356213.jpg (1024x719, 91K)