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Reading through the proposal Iran put out, it sounds like Trump's surrendered? 1- Permanent and immediate cessation of war on all fronts, including Lebanon -

Reading through the proposal Iran put out, it sounds like Trump's surrendered? 1- Permanent and immediate cessation of war on all fronts, including Lebanon - You know Israel won't let that happen 2- America's commitment not to interfere in Iran's internal affairs and to respect the sovereignty of the Islamic Republic of Iran. - No regime change 3- Complete removal of the naval blockade within 30 days - Iran gets its oil money back. 4- America's commitment to the withdrawal of its forces from around Iran - We leave altogether 5- Reopening the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days with Iranian arrangements - Iran gets to charge its "service" fees 6- Suspension of sanctions on the sale of oil, petrochemical products and derivatives and Iran's full access to its financial resources. - Oil money again 7- Necessity of presenting plans for the reconstruction of Iran in the amount of at least 300 billion dollars by the US and its allies - We rebuild freakin Iran. FFS. I think I'm done reading before we give them American Samoa and a puppy.

kelnos 4mo ago
> We rebuild freakin Iran. Honestly I think that's "Trump's win", and is probably all he cares about. Now he gets to funnel all these reconstruction contracts to his buddies, prioritizing anyone who gives him a "donation".
OutOfHere 4mo ago
As an American citizen, I find it completely unacceptable that the US will pay $300B to rebuild a foreign country when it doesn't have funds for food and healthcare benefits for its deserving citizens. Moreover, for the longest time, Trump criticized Obama for giving $1.7B to Iran, and now he wants to give so much more.
- Hikikomori 4mo ago
  How about being outraged spending even more bombing it in the first place?
  - OutOfHere 4mo ago
    Yes. Bombing was justifiable only on the nuclear sites and facilities, nowhere else.
- rsynnott 4mo ago
  This the trouble with randomly starting wars; the other side isn't necessarily willing to just go back to the status quo without compensation.
  - OutOfHere 4mo ago
    So keep the strait closed. Let the world burn, or in this case, unburn and heal by minimizing its dependency on fossil fuel.

kelnos 4mo ago

> We rebuild freakin Iran. Honestly I think that's "Trump's win", and is probably all he cares about. Now he gets to funnel all these reconstruction contracts to his buddies, prioritizing anyone who gives him a "donation".

OutOfHere 4mo ago

As an American citizen, I find it completely unacceptable that the US will pay $300B to rebuild a foreign country when it doesn't have funds for food and healthcare benefits for its deserving citizens. Moreover, for the longest time, Trump criticized Obama for giving $1.7B to Iran, and now he wants to give so much more.

Hikikomori 4mo ago
How about being outraged spending even more bombing it in the first place?
- OutOfHere 4mo ago
  Yes. Bombing was justifiable only on the nuclear sites and facilities, nowhere else.
rsynnott 4mo ago
This the trouble with randomly starting wars; the other side isn't necessarily willing to just go back to the status quo without compensation.
- OutOfHere 4mo ago
  So keep the strait closed. Let the world burn, or in this case, unburn and heal by minimizing its dependency on fossil fuel.