You want to send more pallets of cash to Iran to help them fund their terrorism?

NedoftheHill 47382 posts Joined: Jun 29, 2011

Posted 1:39 pm on Oct 1, 2024

Question: Do you believe that the JCPOA would have stopped Iran from developing a nuclear weapon? (You might want to think about that before answering.)

Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.

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You want to send more pallets of cash to Iran to help them fund their terrorism? NedoftheHill 1:39pm · 10/1/24
- Silly Ned. Why reply with lies and also demonstrate lack knowledge? Quest4twelve 1:47pm · 10/1/24
  - Heh. You argue that we should trust Iran...on today of all days...while it attacks Israel. NedoftheHill 2:12pm · 10/1/24
    - BS. The R’s would have stopped passage. Soo, if we shouldn’t have made the agreement, and they are Frank L 2:19pm · 10/1/24
      - Only two options? Go to war, or send a pallet of cash and pretend they aren't building a nuke?NT NedoftheHill 2:22pm · 10/1/24
        
        Right now it is if they keep advancing toward a building a nuke. What's yer solution?NT Frank L 2:24pm · 10/1/24
        
        I would avoid funding their terrorism w/ pallets of cash. I would have an actual commander in chief.NT NedoftheHill 2:45pm · 10/1/24
        
        Exactly correct. Frank will never admit it.NT PaND 3:43pm · 10/1/24
        
        How about a response? Should we go to war if they are on the verge of building a nuke and won’t stop Frank L 2:50pm · 10/1/24
        
        Depends. I'm president 20ish yrs ago? Probably should have been considered. NedoftheHill 8:09pm · 10/1/24
        
        The real point is that by withdrawal from the agreement by the Orange idjit that decision will soon Frank L 9:28pm · 10/1/24
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  - Says the dumbest guy on the board, and it's not even closeNT ColeyO 1:54pm · 10/1/24
    - He probably thinks Trump staged this entire attack by Iran.NT NedoftheHill 2:26pm · 10/1/24
    - Purdue guy.NT BaronVonZemo 2:01pm · 10/1/24

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