Let's talk about Trump, chirps, Iran, and relaxing….

Añadido: 2026-06-03

[00:00:01]Well, howdy there internet people. It's Belle again.

[00:00:06]So, today we're going to talk about Trump chirps, Iran, and relaxing.

[00:00:13]Trump is definitely starting to feel a little bit of discomfort due to bipartisan push back against his seemingly neverending Iran mess and his inability to get a deal, despite constantly saying one is coming.

[00:00:29]Trump posted to social media around midnight on Monday, quote, "Iran really wants to make a deal, and it will be a good one for the USA and those that are with us. But don't the Democrats and various seemingly unpatriotic Republicans understand that it is much tougher for me to properly do my job and negotiate when political hacks keep negatively chirping at levels never seen before.

[00:00:59]over and over again that I should move faster or move slower or go to war or not go to war or whatever.

[00:01:08]Just sit back and relax. It will all work out well in the end. It always does. President DJT.

[00:01:18]Just sit back and relax.

[00:01:21]For context, also early Monday morning, US forces in Kuwait were under a drone and ballistic missile attack. It's hard to relax with incoming.

[00:01:32]It'll all work out. There's a whole lot of people all over the region that it didn't work out for and they're gone or wounded.

[00:01:42]He might want to consider the possibility that the chirping was actually the sound of air defense warnings.

[00:01:50]Yes, those people who want our forces out of harm's way or at least some kind of meaningful strategy are unpatriotic.

[00:01:59]The fact that he says he's getting criticism saying to go to war and not go to war is a clear example of the problem. People in his own party don't even know the state of the conflict. I'm going to suggest that when American forces are under attack by the uniformed regular forces of another country which the US had just struck, a state of war exists.

[00:02:27]That brings us to this question. Quote, Trump keeps saying the deal with Iran is close. Why don't we go back to a full-scale bombing campaign to get them to the table? I'm a Republican, but I just can't with right-wing commentators cheerleading every move Trump makes. If he slammed his a part of his anatomy in a car door, they'd all say trust the plan and that it was to throw Iran off.

[00:02:58]First, Trump keeps saying Trump is not a source. Iran has consistently held that any deal requires a ceasefire in Lebanon. That fight seems to be expanding. But beyond that, before the war even started, we pointed out that there comes a point where air strikes serve no purpose other than to make the rubble bounce.

[00:03:24]The idea of just bomb them doesn't actually work. That's how we got in this mess. On top of that, the dynamic duo of dysfunctional deployment burned through so many of our precisiong guided munitions that heavy renewed bombing campaigns would be more difficult while also being unlikely to produce results.

[00:03:47]Trump's non-car move is to accept that this was incredibly ill advised and get out before an event out of his control causes it to escalate.

[00:04:01]Anyway, it's just a thought. Y'all have a good day.