Pakistan owed us a solid. I hope it works.
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We don’t know anything about the deal….
….but did you see the Iranian statement?
We’re in a weird position. The Iranians always lie. Trump always lies.
So now…we have to wait and see what the Pakistanis say?
Here is what Tehran claims:
Iran defeated the enemy in the war, and forced the US to accept a 10-point plan, with secured commitments including:
• No further aggression (including against Iranian allies)
• Iranian control of the Strait of Hormuz
• Acceptance of enrichment
• Removal of all sanctions
• Cancellation of UN resolutions
• Compensation
• US military withdrawal from the region
• and a halt to fighting on all fronts.
i figured you were in the room mediating, you know, since you teach poly sci and have this deep
connection to Iran and the state department
You’re not offering any insight, and you certainly don’t have anywhere near Chris’ credentials.
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Bet you're devastated. Heartbroken for you.
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We know each other better than that, Jake...I meant what I said, and the same applies to you.
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the random homeless guy on the corner is as accurate as Chris
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As opposed to dispensing wisdom from the end of the bar somewhere like you?
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he posted stuff easily found on the internet. guess i should be impressed.
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Yield, cheerleader. You voted for a guy who threatened to destroy a “whole civilization.”
Is that your idea of American values?
Update: the Pakistanis have spoken
According to the NYT, Iran has passed a ten point proposal to the US to end the war.
1. A commitment that Iran will not be attacked again – all American attacks or those of its allies on Iran will cease.
2. A declaration of a permanent end to the war – not just a temporary ceasefire.
3. An end to Israeli strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
4. Removal of all American sanctions on Iran.
5. Cessation of all fighting against Iran’s allies in the region.
6. Opening of a safe passage in the Strait of Hormuz.
7. Payment of a fee for the passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz – each ship will pay about $2 million (to Iran).
8. The revenue from the fee will be shared with Oman.
9. Rules will be established for the safe passage of ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
10. Part of the revenue will be used to rehabilitate infrastructure damaged in the war.
You voted for chaos and incompetence. You lack standing to comment.
You are the reason we don’t fly the American flag.
Devil Worshipper.
This is why you post this:
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Say again, foo.
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Has she been stoned to death yet?
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And the hits keep comin':
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