Maybe if the US didn't go back on their word so much, you might have deals that stick?
War with Iran
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While the Iran war continues and Israel attacks Lebanon, they are also still committing genocide in Gaza.
Months after they signed a ceasefire treaty.
And now trump has united the Shia and Shites.
Months after they signed a ceasefire treaty.
And now trump has united the Shia and Shites.
When Zio’s tell you everyone is equal in POS Nation
‘’Only 37 of 11,776 Bomb Shelters are in Arab areas
‘’Only 37 of 11,776 Bomb Shelters are in Arab areas
So you believe CNN and MSNOW would hide information to protect the Trump Administration and Israel???
Iran cannot compete militarily against the US and Israel, but if you want to believe differently, go ahead, be delusional
What can hurt Trump are gas prices and the economic fallout if Iran lasts for a couple of months.
Yes, that must be the reason. There is no strategic purpose in destroying Iran's nuclear facility.
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Yes. Because their parents companies have military contracts. CNN has been embedded for years with the military. It's why they get all the ex cia heads on.
They aren't protecting Trump. They are protecting the Deep State.
I disagree.
You can’t criticize Trump’s rhetoric or misinformation about the war while simultaneously framing every military contract as proof of some “Deep State” conspiracy. The U.S. spends more on its military than any other country in the world, which inevitably involves defense contractors and military contracts. That isn’t some hidden agenda; it’s simply the structure of how modern defense systems are funded and built.
If someone wants to debate whether U.S. military spending is too high or whether defense contractors have too much influence, that’s a legitimate discussion. But jumping straight to “the media is protecting the Deep State” ignores the basic reality that a massive military budget naturally produces massive contracts.
Also, media outlets having former intelligence or military officials as analysts isn’t unusual. Those are the people with direct experience in national security, war planning, and intelligence. You might disagree with their perspectives, but that doesn’t automatically mean they’re coordinating with some shadowy power structure.
At the end of the day, criticizing Trump’s statements about the war and acknowledging that the U.S. military operates through contracts with private companies aren’t contradictory positions. One is political accountability; the other is simply recognizing how the defense system actually functions.
At&T is a major military contractor, supplying communication and internet, information storage. Including contracts with Homeland Security.
AT&T Awarded $146M Contract from U.S. Department of Homeland Security https://share.google/qWZOHL0MAE3MDHqeh
Here is a recent one. Cripes are really that uninformed?
CNN via Warner Bros. Now, you need to mea culpable here. There is no tangent argument. CNN has been a military cheerleader since Gulf 1. When they were allowed access on the battlefield. They have always hired Ex Cia and ex Generals to be pundits and to basically tell lies.
MSNBC was until recently btw owned by General Electric, another military contractor. Comcast owns them now and has limited contracts. But they still have to be careful of the FCC right?
The days of a crusading main stream media are over.
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