The current regime in Iran has gone bonkers and believes the killing of innocents is ok in the name of Allah. Everyone associated with this regime and following and believing that dropping a bomb on innocents needs to get their dream, a meeting with the opposite of Allah, that we call the devil.
This regime needs to be destroyed, completely with no appeals, because eliminating the army of death will result in a peaceful Middle East. For those who believe we shouldn’t be there, I ask: What is their solution? Wait until a bomb hits our country? Wait until the world is in flames? I’m tired of those who can’t see beyond their nose complaining. Iran is a world threat, and we are a world leader, at least the conservatives are. All IMO.
“DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Iran hit oil production facilities across the Middle East for a second day, lashing out at Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait, despite President Trump’s attempts to de-escalate the spiraling conflict.
A day earlier, Mr. Trump said he had ordered Israel not to attack South Pars, Iran’s massive offshore natural gas field.
Mr. Trump threatened on social media Wednesday night to “blow up” all of South Pars, the world’s largest natural gas field, if the Iranian attacks on Middle East oil production continued. However, Iran’s neighbors reported fresh missile and drone attacks Thursday, sending oil prices soaring. Brent crude, the international benchmark, climbed to about $108 a barrel.
Iran said its attacks on the region were retaliation for Israeli airstrikes Wednesday on South Pars. The ongoing assaults are turning Gulf states against the besieged regime in Tehran.
Qatar expelled Iran’s military and security attaches Wednesday and gave them 24 hours to leave Doha after Iranian missiles struck Ras Laffan Industrial City, a gas processing and export complex on Qatar’s northern Persian Gulf coast. Ras Laffan handles roughly 20% of the world’s liquefied natural gas supply. It was the first formal expulsion of Iranian diplomats by a Gulf state since the war began Feb. 28.
Saudi Arabia reserved the right to military action.”