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🚨🇺🇸 🇮🇷 WHY TEHRAN IS REJECTING THE CEASEFIRE While Washington reaches out for a quick exit, Tehran views a quick ceasefire as a trap that would only allow the U.S. and Israel to restock interceptors and remobilize for another strike in six months. For the Iranians, the war won’t... show more

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Harry Elliffvor 7 Monaten

Iran should smash Israel so hard that it will never want to do this again.

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Garyvor 7 Monaten

Such a dumb take. Iran has now dragged in other countries wanting their demise. Iran is getting smoked, yet they don’t need a reset but everyone else does. Common sense is hard to find anymore.

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XRP & SURFINGvor 7 Monaten

The Empire lol? Sorry, Iran is the originator of Terrorism in the world and has been for 47 years.

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"𝙒𝘼𝙔𝙈𝘼𝙆𝙀𝙍" 🇺🇸vor 7 Monaten

Iran is just drug in 15 other countries that are totally against what Iran is doing. Who does Mario keep talking to?🤷🏻

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RoboFredvor 7 Monaten

Hilarious hearing @tparsi referring to IRGC et al as “them”, already starting to distance himself from his bosses in Tehran

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bill dvor 7 Monaten

Oh this is delightful. Its the other way around. The USA has no desire for a ceasefire. Here's a clue, military strength in a conflict revolves around the ability to damage one's enemy. Iran can not reach the USA, and we now own the skies above Iran. The President, of the USA is fine. The Supreme Leader exists maybe as ashes. But by all means, keep up your misinformation. Some might find it entertaining.

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Howard B. Rooneyvor 7 Monaten

Maybe because they can’t trust Trump. Trump gave amnesty to Syrian officials who allowed Assad to be overthrown and then did nothing when they were murdered by the new regime.

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United European Christendomvor 7 Monaten

Hey, did you all hear the news? Eric Trump, Donald, Jr., and Barron Trump have all enlisted in various of the US Armed Forces, to go fight against the existential threat that Iran poses to America! Not only that, but Eric, Don, and Barron are all volunteering for the most dangerous duties, each expecting to win the Medal of Honor, which their dad calls the Congressional Medal of Honor. Wow, one grows ever prouder to be an American!

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Rudy Flynnvor 7 Monaten

Iran just created a coalition against them. Their loss tbh. Iran has less stockpiles than Israel, the U.S., Saudi Arabia and everyone else to begin hitting them.

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Don Patronvor 7 Monaten

This guy supports IRGC why would you give him a chance to spread his propaganda??

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Gringo El Caminovor 7 Monaten

Genius, we’re restocking in real time. We don’t need a ceasefire.

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🦌⃤ Signorvor 7 Monaten

This dude is a regime lobbyist. Why are you talking to Khamenei lobbyists? Jackson Hinkle and now Trita Parsi. How many Bitcoins have they sent you for this? @MarioNawfal

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Jeff Harrisvor 7 Monaten

@cooch28 At a certain point it won’t matter what Iran wants to do because its military will have been degraded to the point where it is a minimal threat.

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Laughing @ Libsvor 7 Monaten

@barnes_law They will learn the hard way. They lived by the sword and will die by the sword. The Iranian regime and IRGC will cease to exist. Trump and Bibi will finish what they started.

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Robert Hoppervor 7 Monaten

The US and Israel did not ask for a ceasefire! Trump said today that operations will continue until all objectives are met

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Michael McMahonvor 7 Monaten

I’ve watched 5 clips of your show today and I’m very surprised Scott Adams found you interesting. Your content is so bad —- “Iran is winning by losing” trash.

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Heather 🇺🇸vor 7 Monaten

Terrible take. The U.S. will not stop until the Islamic regime is out and they’re not going to go easy. 15 countries back the U.S. attack on Iran. We will not stop until Iran gives up their power and gives the country back to the Iranian people. Islam terrorists have no chance.

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Kent Ramsayvor 7 Monaten

If Iran has a brain they will increase the targeting to more strategic Israeli and US sites with military personnel and intelligence services. Israel and the US must feel maximum pain. The ships should be targets. Key bridges. Airport runways. Presidential housing.

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Iranam 𓄂☀𓆃🇮🇷vor 7 Monaten

Trita is the mouthpiece of islamic terrorist regime lobbying for regime for yearssss with the help of democrats

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Foufikinsvor 7 Monaten

@tparsi @tparsi Take down your Farvahar. You are not in the “good thoughts, good words, good deeds” business. You’re complicit in whitewashing crimes against humanity. #IranMassacre

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Madeline Elizabethvor 7 Monaten

Israel didn’t warn Trump there wouldn’t be an off-ramp. Escalation without exit? History repeats.

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Gary Mortonvor 7 Monaten

...WAR Poll Results: Trump’s Iran War approval numbers are the lowest for any modern US military campaign... * The 2003 Iraq invasion had 71% public support while the 2001 Afghanistan campaign had 92% public support. The support for the new War on Iran is 27 to 34% approval. A Reuters/Ipsos poll released on March 1 found that only 27% of Americans approve of the US strikes on Iran, while 43% disapprove and 29% are unsure. The YouGov snap poll conducted on the same day reported 34% approval, 44% disapproval, and 22% undecided. 69% of Republicans support the strikes, compared to just 10% of Democrats and 21% of independents. 74% of Americans believe Trump should have sought congressional approval but he did not. Only 27% of Americans trust Trump’s judgment on military action abroad, and 56% believe he is too willing to use military force. +++

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Iran Firstvor 7 Monaten

Could you answer me for once? Why do you always pick the regime's lobbists and apologists for interviews and as information sources from Iran? Is it because you don't know the ones who stand beside people for real? I'm curious

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“ИНСПЕКТОР” 🇺🇸🇵🇹🦅2Avor 7 Monaten

Their rationale is simply unrealistic in terms of results favoring the regime.

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Up The Republicansvor 7 Monaten

From a country that shot off 20% of its missile supply in 24 hours.

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Bewisevor 7 Monaten

Iran has been planning for this war a long time ago

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Sam Ruzindazavor 7 Monaten

They started the war, killed 108 children, then assasinated Iran's officials and want Iran to mourn now?? Noooooo Iran ahould strike to their last bullet.

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Adamvor 7 Monaten

They have been preparing for yrs, Orange pig got played, Americans are getting killed in droves

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N - 🇵🇸vor 7 Monaten

Because there was already a ceasefire!! The US and Israel broke it unprovoked!!

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Nedalienvor 7 Monaten

My big fear is Israel sinking a ship and blaming Iran.

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Freedomvor 7 Monaten

You Mr so anti American

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Guitavor 7 Monaten

Oh my god another Islamic regime apologist

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Rwaltvor 7 Monaten

You got it backwards homie.

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First Draftvor 7 Monaten

Ask your guest his real name by birth..

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