Trump says he bombed Iran

[FlyersFan]

Sounds like typical brainwashed boomer talk

now now ... don't be hating on people in their 60s and 70s.

[CriticalStinker]

You posted articles from untrusted sources as if they're the truth and you call me brainwashed, ha. Boomers are in their late 60's and 70's, I'm not a boomer, you zoomer.

What do you suggest people do, just listen to the government and stray away from critical takes?

The admin has been all over the place. 

They won on no regime change wars. Yet we have done a light regime change in Venezuela, are attempting one in Iran, and talking about Cuba before Iran is even buttoned up.

Or how about in the summer when we said we obliterated their nuclear facilities and fissile material? Trump said any pieces otherwise were fake news. How we’re back.

Or how about the timeline for Iran? It was gonna be a few days, then maybe a week or two. No more than five weeks. Now there is word we’re planning past that.

The MSM has proven that we have to be skeptical of them, but so has this administration. Last I checked he hasn’t lowered debt, done anything about the deep state, he’s pardoned more people for corruption than we’ve gone after.

You want us to just take them at their word? Or do we look at all the information from everyone and make informed opinions?

[Moon68]

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[quintessentone]

 

Alright .... I found an article quoting him but not the actual interview

He didn't say it would last two or three days.
He was musing that it could go on a long time and get the job done,
or he could stop after two or three days but then we'd be back to 
having to do it all over again in a few years.

AXIOS Trump Offramps


The only timeline I"m finding is first talked about two days after operations began and it's Trump saying 4-5 weeks until he expects goals to be met with operations (not the initial attack) carrying on longer.
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Axios is a credible source, so he said two or three days within his timeline musings about war and window dressing decor. Perhaps he was confusing the two.

[Maxmars]

For those considering this somehow an event approaching "end time:"

Hasn't it then been "end time" since Iran declared itself as an eradicator of the West?
First thing first... the song "We didn't start the fire" is in order...

This is an "end time event" for the "regime" that has held Iran hostage for 50 years...

So that is what their 'words' will convey...
"now with more AI."

But as usual, these people actually believe that what they say WILL be plainly accepted as real... it's built into the formula... press will find these and propagate them...  in sudden abundance... oh my....

This is a "new" crisis.

It's all so - "in your face" to me that this entire subject is an "open battlefield" for the sake of appearances.

Always scrutinize "produced" media... they are "products" NOT events.

[putnam6]

Nope.

Battlefield conditions determine the scope of operations, not some arbitrary timeline.

If it's till September, they are going for the whole enchilada. Complete regime change, install an interim leader, and have democratic elections ASAP


They must be confident they can pull it off

[quintessentone]

Let's not forget Israel's 'starting the fires'.

"From a regional and international legal standpoint, many countries and organizations view Israel's actions as aggressive.  The United Nations has repeatedly condemned Israeli military operations in Gaza and the West Bank as violations of international law, with reports of widespread civilian casualties and destruction. The UN Security Council has warned of "Israeli aggression" in Lebanon, and Algeria has stated that Israel's actions threaten regional stability.  The Middle East Institute notes that Gulf states now fear Israel is becoming a "Goliath" seeking dominance, shifting from a status quo power to a revisionist force.  The attack on Hamas leaders in Doha and strikes on Iran, Syria, and Yemen have led regional powers to question Israel’s unpredictability and the reliability of U.S. security guarantees."

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/20...neighbours

[cherokeetroy]

now now ... don't be hating on people in their 60s and 70s.

I really do try my best to be fair and refrain from discrimination by spreading hate equally at everyone across the board

But when someone throws hands at me, they're gonna get em back

Period

[FlyersFan]

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