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Trump says talks with Iran "are going on right now" (Iran says no talks are happening)

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Trust the words of the US president? NO! He has repudiated the commitments of previous presidents & Congresses, repudiated his own previous commitments, & sometimes repudiated those repudiations, rendering not just his word but the word of the government of the United States virtually without worth.

Trust the words of the US president? NO! He has repudiated the commitments of previous presidents & Congresses, repudiated his own previous commitments, & sometimes repudiated those repudiations, rendering not just his word but the word of the government of the United States virtually without worth.

Trust the words of the US president? NO! He has repudiated the commitments of previous presidents & Congresses, repudiated his own previous commitments, & sometimes repudiated those repudiations, rendering not just his word but the word of the government of the United States virtually without worth.

Trust the words of the US president? NO! He has repudiated the commitments of previous presidents & Congresses, repudiated his own previous commitments, & sometimes repudiated those repudiations, rendering not just his word but the word of the government of the United States virtually without worth.

It’s time now to suffix that statement with “for the nth time” every time this, and other very similar baseless claims by Trump. He’s getting far too much oxygen, imho, which is clearly his aim ie to flood the zone. He’s blocking everyone else out and the press are aiding and abetting him.

The Press were refused entry into the Conference Room carrying a lie detector. The constant beeping keeps the Secret Service agents awake. The free world thanks Donold for his dissattention to their matters.

Ask Trump who’s in these talks! Then confirm where those people are at. They’ll probably turn out to be in their home, in the US, unaware that they’re supposed to be in the Middle East.

who gain from iran war: Big Oil and Energy Supermajor Countries like Russia Defense Contractors and Arms Manufacturers Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley—brought in a collective $48 billion in profit during the first three months of the conflict alone.