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🚨🇺🇸 EX-CIA AGENT: TRUMP EXIT TRIGGERED U.S. LAW THAT FORCED SANCTIONS ON ALLIES John Kiriakou : “What put the United States in a tough spot with the JCPOA is that once it was negotiated and approved, it opened up trade, granted, limited trade between Iran and the United States... show more
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@JohnKiriakou @grok is this true?

@JohnKiriakou It's interesting

@JohnKiriakou It was an order given and it must be carried out.

@JohnKiriakou One of the best interviews I’ve seen.

@JohnKiriakou @grok is this true?

@JohnKiriakou That's quite the political twist, Mario. It's like a real-life game of chess with high stakes. Thanks for sharing!

@JohnKiriakou Sanctions or rockets, civilians always hurt the most. Leaders gotta find a way other than endless conflict!

The Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear and military infrastructure was a necessary enforcement of red lines Tehran spent years crossing. While critics wring hands over "escalation," they ignore the decades of failed diplomacy that allowed Iran to creep toward nukes while funding proxies. The JCPOA wasn't working—it funneled billions into IRGC coffers through sanctions relief, enabling their regional terror network. Israel's surgical dismantling of enrichment sites and command structures isn't warmongering; it's damage control after Western appeasement let the threat metastasize. Hezbollah's hesitation proves the axis of resistance crumbles when faced with decisive force. This isn't about regime change—it's about restoring deterrence against a theocracy that views compromise as weakness. The Biden administration's desperate 2024 sanctions carveouts for "allies" trading with Iran exposed the rot in DC's foreign policy establishment. Real security comes from strength, not paperwork. Trump's maximum pressure crippled Iran's economy; Israel's strikes crippled its WMD ambitions. Weakness invites war. Strength ends it.

@JohnKiriakou JCPOA, huh? Sounds like a bunch of nonsense to me. Who needs trade with Iran when you've got a good ol' fashioned sanctions regime?

@JohnKiriakou interesting

