Trump says he bombed Iran

[andy06shake]

Trump didn't start the Russia Ukraine war.

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Nobody suggested he did.

But as you well know, he repeatedly claimed he could end it...

And in less than a day.

[DBCowboy]

I mean show me where I say this. Maybe?

Otherwise I see you like fairy tales too.

Next?

It was implied.

Derp

[SteamyAmerican]

Oh. Implied? So you’re lying is another way.

I deal in facts. You like to put words in peoples’ mouths.

DI DB, DI.

Derp.

[putnam6]

Who was the last President who didnt lie to the American public

Thought for 5s

No such US president has ever existed. Every single one has made false or misleading statements at some point—whether through exaggeration, omission, self-deception, political necessity, or outright lies.

theconversation.com

Key points:George Washington is often mythologized as perfectly honest due to the famous (completely fabricated) cherry tree story: "Father, I cannot tell a lie." That tale was invented by biographer Mason Locke Weems years after Washington's death to promote moral lessons. Washington was a man of strong character, but he was not literally incapable of falsehoods, and there's no evidence he "never lied."

britannica.com

Jimmy Carter came closest in modern times to the image of radical honesty. As a candidate, he famously vowed, "I will never lie to you" (or "I will not tell a lie to the American people"). He was widely seen as decent and truthful, and his reputation for honesty endured. However, even Carter made statements that were false or misleading (as all leaders do under pressure). His extreme candor is often cited as one reason his presidency struggled politically.


washingtonpost.com

Historians and fact-checkers broadly agree that all American presidents have lied knowingly in public statements at times—from Washington onward. Lies range from minor spin to major deceptions (e.g., on wars, scandals, or policy). It's inherent to the job of leading, especially in a democracy with competing interests, intelligence, and politics.

theconversation.com

The question assumes a binary of "never lied ever," but human beings (and especially politicians) aren't wired that way. Some were more honest than others, but zero is the record. If you're looking for the "most honest" by reputation, Carter is frequently named in that conversation—but he doesn't qualify as never having lied.

[RazorV66]

It doesn't matter, whatever Trump does is not just wrong, the economy is ruined gas is $3.75 a gallon, it's the worst thing ever, much worse than 9/11, and almost as bad as a UFC fight on the White House lawn.

This war has been exhaustingly brutal and lasted 104 days with no end in sight....

In another 60 days,
Trump could ruin the
lives of 
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The Russo-Ukrainian war has been ongoing since February 24, 2022, making it over 1,600 days as of June 12, 2026.


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LMAO

All we get is more anti-Trump, anti-America bullshit from these guys.

They didn't give a shit about the last 8-10 presidents before him and 1 in between not following through with campaign promises but now they want to hold Trump to a higher standard.

He's followed through with a lot he campaigned on and a few things are tougher to do especially with the con artist Democrats stonewalling him at every turn.

Keep clutching your pearls Libs and wannabe Libs.

[SteamyAmerican]

LMAO

All we get is more anti-Trump, anti-America bullshit from these guys.

They didn't give a shit about the last 8-10 presidents before him and 1 in between not following through with campaign promises but now they want to hold Trump to a higher standard.

He's followed through with a lot he campaigned on and a few things are tougher to do especially with the con artist Democrats stonewalling him at every turn.

Keep clutching your pearls Libs and wannabe Libs.

Where do you get your art supplies? That’s a broad stroke bud.

Ive been anti-war, pro-America since Desert Storm.

Not sure we’ve had a decent prez in my lifetime. But the land of milk of honey has been in decline for awhile. I’m sure it’s has NOTHING to do with being at war in the ME for over half my life. Pretty sure. Americans have gotten poorer, MIC and Big Oil? Record profits and contracts.

I had to sell my pearls to buy gas….but please point out the campaign promises he kept?

I’ll wait.

Least the 90s had great music. Ya win some, ya lose some.

[putnam6]

LMAO

All we get is more anti-Trump, anti-America bullshit from these guys.

They didn't give a shit about the last 8-10 presidents before him and 1 in between not following through with campaign promises but now they want to hold Trump to a higher standard.

He's followed through with a lot he campaigned on and a few things are tougher to do especially with the con artist Democrats stonewalling him at every turn.

Keep clutching your pearls Libs and wannabe Libs.

Trump was supposed to sanction the uranium out of them...

How long has Iran been under sanctions and when were were the first sanctions introduced

Thought for 3s

Iran has been under U.S. sanctions (in various forms) for roughly 45–47 years as of 2026, dating back to the 1979 Iranian Revolution and hostage crisis.

europarl.europa.eu

First SanctionsThe first sanctions were introduced by the United States in November 1979. These followed the seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran by Iranian students, who took American diplomats hostage. President Jimmy Carter issued Executive Order 12170, which froze Iranian government assets in the U.S. (around $8–12 billion) and imposed a trade embargo (banning Iranian imports to the U.S. and restricting exports).

atlanticcouncil.org

These initial sanctions were lifted in January 1981 as part of the Algiers Accords, which resolved the hostage crisis.

en.wikipedia.org

Subsequent DevelopmentsReimposed and expanded in the 1980s: Sanctions returned in response to Iran's actions in the Persian Gulf (e.g., during the Iran-Iraq War) and its support for terrorism. By 1987, broader measures were in place.

en.wikipedia.org

1995 onward: President Clinton issued executive orders for a comprehensive U.S. trade embargo and expanded sanctions (e.g., on firms investing in Iran's oil sector via the 1996 Iran Sanctions Act). These targeted Iran's support for terrorism and pursuit of weapons of mass destruction.

energypolicy.columbia.edu

2006 onward: The UN Security Council imposed multilateral sanctions over Iran's nuclear program (starting with Resolution 1737). The EU and others followed with their own measures.

europarl.europa.eu

2010s peak and JCPOA: Sanctions intensified (especially U.S. measures targeting oil and banking). Many were eased under the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) nuclear deal, with UN sanctions lifted in 2016. The U.S. reimposed and expanded them after withdrawing from the JCPOA in 2018 ("maximum pressure" campaign).

en.wikipedia.org

Overall Picture

Iran is often described as one of the most heavily sanctioned countries in the world. While there have been periods of partial relief (notably 2016–2018 under the JCPOA), U.S. sanctions have been nearly continuous since the late 1970s/early 1980s, with waves of intensification tied to nuclear issues, terrorism support, human rights, and regional activities.

europarl.europa.eu

Sanctions regimes involve the U.S., EU, UN (historically), and others, with primary (direct) and secondary (targeting third parties) measures. They have evolved significantly but trace their origins directly to November 1979. For the most current status, official sources like the U.S. Treasury's OFAC or State Department provide details, as sanctions continue to be adjusted.

[DBCowboy]

Oh. Implied? So you’re lying is another way.

I deal in facts. You like to put words in peoples’ mouths.

DI DB, DI.

Derp.

No.

You are.

But keep hoping the joos are all dead so you can justify, in your mind, preventative attacks.

Derp indeed.

[RazorV66]

Where do you get your art supplies? That’s a broad stroke bud.

Ive been anti-war, pro-America since Desert Storm.

Not sure we’ve had a decent prez in my lifetime. But the land of milk of honey has been in decline for awhile. I’m sure it’s has NOTHING to do with being at war in the ME for over half my life. Pretty sure. Americans have gotten poorer, MIC and Big Oil? Record profits and contracts.

I had to sell my pearls to buy gas….but please point out the campaign promises he kept?

I’ll wait.

Least the 90s had great music. Ya win some, ya lose some.

Bunch of campaign promises kept that are in this list.....

https://www.whitehouse.gov/releases/2026...rosperity/

But we have a 104 day war and gas is higher...but still not as high as Biden's gas got.

Anti-Trumpers are gonna anti-Trump at all costs.

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

Not at all. I don't think that was ever likely. God will defend Israel, even from the Great Beast - the man of sin - the great boaster, and the last trump in "the time of Jacobs trouble". The Israelites are forever God's chosen people. It says so, in the Bible.

I really dont think there is a god existing here that picks sides selectively.  That's like expecting nature to concsiously favor specific populations of microbes on a countertop. 

But as far the living deliberate gods go...

If you judge it like The Ori on Stargate, Judeochristian God (all versions) has 2.5 billion adherents to draw magical cosmic energy from, and Allah has only 1.95 billion.  But they prostrate way way more so maybe on aggregate Allah gets more conscious devotion energy?