On Trump and Iran: But then what?
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By joining Israel against Iran, the United States has expanded its
commitments more than it can now know.
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Wednesday, September 1
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That whole region will be taker over by Muslims in 30 years anyway.
ReplyDeleteAnd how do they exactly go bankrupt? Unless banks matter that much, then what does it matter? My families been bankrupt for 6 years now, it's made no difference in our life except that if we wanted credit cards we'd be paying insanely high interest. Is Finland just out of particular types of money or are they all out of Earthly resources entirely? Ya know, the cleanest water in the world lies under Finland. I bet they tap that and become rich again :)