Carrot or Stick? Point by Point Analysis of Trump's Iran Speech

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Carrot or Stick? Point by Point Analysis of Trump's Iran Speech

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - 17:45.

Carrot or Stick? Point by Point Analysis of Trump's Iran Speech

Did the President hit the Iranian fly with a slegehammer, or did he offer hope? How did the President leave it with Iran? The following broadcast offers a point by point analysis of the President's speech, along with commentary. As an aside, if there is any doubt that Obama is a traitor, this broadcast will remove that doubt.

Well we would be extremely…

greenghost Wed, 01/08/2020 - 18:26

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Well we would be extremely naïve if we thought this was over. Trump LOOK and SOUNDED extremely PISSED in his speech. Also notice how they came got his speech, to change something apparently before Trump came out to talk>>???? So whatever happens there,not much we can do about it. My major concern is right here at home. We have the ENEMY within our Congress. The DEEP STATE by letting us go down this path (with Iran) has set in motion EVERY excuse to take the heat off of them when they decide to go against Trump. We should know that won't change, and will move closer as we move closer to Nov. 2020. But currently it's the US that stood down. This is still in motion.

False flag Dave. 2...1.. Ez…

Mervin Leaman Wed, 01/08/2020 - 19:26

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False flag Dave. 2...1.. Ez 38-39. Just like before except for scale.

Trump's speech was 'holding back'.

Mark Wexler Thu, 01/09/2020 - 00:27

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Hal Turner reported initial reports that 70 to 123 US troops were KILLED in the missile attack, and that more missiles hit the base than are being reported. Sounds like Trump's speech (and facts) may have been re-written so (in hope) that the situation could de-escalate, at the expense of delaying/omitting the truth. Mark

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