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Diplomacy failed. Sanctions aren’t enough. Trump is at a breaking point with Iran—and a return to major combat may be days away. Are we on the brink of an unavoidable conflict, or is this all leverage?

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What we know about how the president is handling things with the regime and Iran is troubling enough… What is much more troubling is what we don't know about where all these billions of dollars from Arabs is going and what are they getting for it in return? This level of in your face conflict is unheard of:
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The UK is finished. We have passed the point of no return. We need a Donald Trump right away.
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