https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jan/03/mike-pence-iran-911-suleimani
The VP falsely connecting the enemy to 9/11. Sounds familiar...
No, it is not better at all, the left and the center don't like conservatives and I as well as several other people don't trust medias associated with the left nor even more the center. Iranian politicians always backed up radical islamists and have always been prone of severe anti americanism and hate of Americans since 1979.The burden of the proofs lies on the accuser, not the defender. I thought you'd know that. Pence accused Suleimani of being involved in 9/11, he needs to prove it.
That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence
Overall, we rate The Guardian Left-Center biased based on story selection that moderately favors the left and High for factual reporting due to proper sourcing and a reasonable fact check record.
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That is way better than ANY of the sources you've ever mentioned ((breitbart, westernjournal, etc...)
YES, it isNo, it is not better at all
And so does Saudi Arabia (except they pretend not to) but that doesn't seem to have bothered any Us president : wether Democrat or Republican they all end up bowing to the Saudi prince in exchange for cheap oilIranian politicians always backed up radical islamists
YES, it is
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And so does Saudi Arabia (except they pretend not to) but that doesn't seem to have bothered any Us president : wether Democrat or Republican they all end up bowing to the Saudi prince in exchange for cheap oil
Also, the Irani government is Shia Islam, nearly every jihadi organisation in Sunni Islam. Shi and Sunni muslims have been at each other's throats for centuries (that's the reason for the proxy wars between Saudia Arabnia and Iran). Why would Iran back Al-Qaeda or Daech ? The truth is Suleimani fought Daech/ISIS
https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...against-isis-taliban/articleshow/73093126.cms
Let's not forget that Suleimani was a deterrent for talibans and oter jihadis in Iraq and that, with the US pulling out some of their troops to avoid being target by Iran's retaliation, these jihadis can now act almost freely.
Congratulations, Mr. President, in one single move you've bolstered Iran's will to target the US and you've alos deeply weakened your allies in the region :suicide:
Maybe 2020 is the year israel gets what its wanted and even has demanded over the years....a war between Iran and the US.
Thanks PH for having the gumption to say that it seems this was the plan the whole time. Because you know we are not supposed to say it even though they haven't exactly been hiding their intentions in the least bit.
To me, the whole affair looks more and more like the textbook pubilicity/election prep stunt that presidents have used time and again to overcome shaky standings with their electorate
But an hilarious detail is the demand that Iran should pay for all costs of the US stationed troups etc, should they demand them to leave the country after this attack
But an hilarious detail is the demand that Iran should pay for all costs of the US stationed troups etc, should they demand them to leave the country after this attack
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Question for anybody: Is there any video or photos of the killing of the General, or photos or video of the aftermath that show him dead?