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Trump's Second Term

Quadruple output of exquisite class weapons.

Donald J. Trump
@realDonald Trump
We just concluded a very good meeting with the largest U.S. Defense Manufacturing Companies where we discussed Production and Production Schedules. They have agreed to quadruple Production of the "Exquisite Class" Weaponry in that we want to reach, as rapidly as possible, the highest levels of quantity. Expansion began three months prior to the meeting, and Plants and Production of many of these Weapons are already under way. We have a virtually unlimited supply of Medium and Upper Medium Grade Munitions, which we are using, as an example, in Iran, and recently used in Venezuela. Regardless, however, we have also increased Orders at these levels. The Companies represented were the CEOs of BAE Systems, Boeing, Honeywell Aerospace, L3Harris Missile Solutions, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and Raytheon. The meeting concluded with another meeting scheduled in two months. States all over the Country are bidding for these new Plants. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP
 
Andy_Ross said:
Leavitt: "The president will be meeting with defense contractors here in the White House in a few minutes to talk about the president's aggressive and fierce support for rapidly increasing the ability of US manufactures to produce American-made weapons."
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in other words - the US and Israel are running out of missiles and interceptors.
 
Andy_Ross said:
Common sense

Leavitt: "He added on some priorities to the SAVE America Act in recent days, namely, no transgender transition surgeries for minors. We are not gonna tolerate the mutilation of young children in this country. No men in women's sports. The president putting all of these priorities together speaks to how common sense they are."

https://twitter.com/x/status/2029989355033350288
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dirtywick said:
was iran given notice of the strike to evacuate the civilians?

i think that’s pretty customary behavior for that reason. i’m lethalitymaxxing pete hesgeth doesn’t believe in such woke points of view on war tho
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To clarify, what you responded to was addressing questions about US military bases and the potential for the US to use civilians as human shields. It did not address the Iran school that was hit, or at least not directly. To reiterate the one main point of relevance from that that does apply to the school, if the school was in very close proximity to a military base and was not being used for military purposes, it could potentially be ruled as not a war crime to have hit it if the hit was actually just a miss or collateral damage done by a strike that was aimed at a nearby military asset. The US' general propaganda emphasis on its highly accurate strike capabilities makes that notably less believable, though. Immediately hitting a school is also the kind of thing that de-legitimizes the whole war all the more, not that it had any legitimacy at all under the circumstances in the first place.

As for whether Iran was given notice of that specific strike? That's not customary behavior in a conflict. Israel has often done that in Gaza, but that's a very unusual exception driven by other concerns, not some rule.
 
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Ziggurat said:
Iran didn't give up their nuclear weapons program. Libya did. That's the difference.

Are you really that gullible? If you mean they hadn't reached the point of trying to assemble a bomb, sure, they weren't at that stage. If you mean they weren't trying to create the capability to do so, you're sadly mistaken.

Oh, there were rumors. Well that solves everything.

That's always been the case. Everyone has always known that, it's been true for over 60 years. This isn't some new development, and pretending it is is stupid.

The more relevant question isn't about the risks and benefits of having nuclear weapons. The question which actually matters is the risks and benefits of trying to get nuclear weapons.

The Iran attack just raised the price of trying to get nuclear weapons.
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What was the significance of the two-week window?
 
Not a cult

Mike Johnson: "I want to commend President Trump for his extraordinary leadership. He leads on this important and complex issue as he does all others. He sees a problem, he wants us to solve it, and he assembles the right people to get it done. I think he's the only figure on the planet who could do that."

https://twitter.com/x/status/2030037309823816157
 
Judges, what a pack of bastards

Trump: "I thought we had a great system, frankly. I thought we had a system that should've been appealed and it could've been maybe perfected a little bit, but it took close to 100 years. It was developed over 100 years, and one judge that knew nothing about sports just decided everything was unconstitutional."

https://twitter.com/x/status/2030033502188577014
 
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