More than 50 countries have reached out to the President to begin tariff negotiations

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Did Trump say this?

"Former U.S. President Donald Trump issued a stark ultimatum to Iran on Wednesday, stating that Tehran must either agree to dismantle its nuclear program through a deal or face potential military strikes aimed at destroying its nuclear infrastructure.

In an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, Trump said he prefers a "strong and verifiable deal" that would allow the U.S. to "literally blow up" Iran's centrifuges — but warned he is fully prepared to "blow them up viciously" through military force if necessary.

“There are only two options,” Trump declared. “Blow them up smartly, or blow them up brutally.”"

https://www.jordannews.jo/Section-111/Al...tion-41726

Which American battle ships 'over there' are poised to attack?

WCSWNFB...

Let's see how Iran responds, they might yell scream and piss and moan, but they will not go to war over with America this. They just will not

How would they exactly?

It's no different than not one inch of NATO land, it's a warning... Iran has been degraded, and the population is ready for a revolt.

Russia can't back them, they need every bullet for Ukraine

Here's what Grok ascertains about the impending all-out war with Iran.... IF the US were to bomb Iran's nuclear program, thats a big if. 

What else do you want to discuss that has a 10% or less chance of occurring?

https://x.com/i/grok/share/QHZ9ecZlEE7q0H6lW8aLhzhz4
 

Scenarios and Probabilities

1. Limited Retaliation (Most Likely):
   • Iran responds with missile strikes on U.S. bases or Israeli targets, proxy attacks, or cyberattacks, aiming to save face without triggering a full war. Both sides de-escalate after initial exchanges, as seen in past Iran-U.S./Israel clashes. Probability: ~60-70%.
     
2. Escalation to Regional Conflict:
   • Iran’s retaliation causes significant casualties or disrupts energy markets, prompting further U.S./Israeli strikes. Iran doubles down, possibly racing for a nuclear weapon, leading to a broader but still contained conflict. Probability: ~20-30%.
     
3. All-Out War:
   • A miscalculation (e.g., Iran targets civilian sites, or the U.S. aims for regime change) spirals into a large-scale war involving multiple regional actors. This is unlikely due to both sides’ incentives to avoid catastrophic costs. Probability: ~5-10%.