That's the summary. The actual report says it doesn't know who packed Biden's boxes. There is no evidence..
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That's the summary. The actual report says it doesn't know who packed Biden's boxes. There is no evidence..
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Also, it wasn't all peace under trump anyway.
Since Trump withdrew the United States from the Iran nuclear deal in 2018 — and his administration tightened its squeeze on Iran's economy with punishing economic sanctions — Iran has attacked U.S. military assets in Iraq with increasing aggressiveness and frequency.
Iran has launched more than a dozen separate rocket attacks on bases housing Americans since October. The U.S. military blamed Kataib Hezbollah, an Iraqi militia that is part of the Popular Mobilization Forces but is backed by Iran. U.S. military and intelligence officials say the group takes direction from Iran, specifically the Quds Force.
A U.S. military official in Iraq said the rockets Iran has launched at U.S. forces have become more sophisticated over time.
Most attacks in October and November used 107mm rockets, which have a shorter range and less explosive power. But an attack on Ain al Asad air base in Anbar Province on Dec. 3 included 122mm rockets, with more firepower and the ability to be fired from a greater distance. They are generally launched from more sophisticated improvised rail systems, leading the U.S. military to believe the attackers were receiving new equipment and training from Iran.
The largest attack was on Dec. 27, when Kataib Hezbollah launched more than 30 rockets at an Iraqi base in Kirkuk, killing a U.S. contractor and wounding four U.S. service members.
After the attack, the United States launched airstrikes against five Kataib Hezbollah locations, three in Iraq and two in Syria, targeting ammunition and weapon supplies, as well as command and control sites.
Trump signed off on the operation to kill Soleimani after Iranian-backed militia members responded to the U.S. strikes by storming the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad.
Iran responded to the assassination of Soleimani by striking bases housing U.S. forces in Iraq.
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Since Trump withdrew the United States from the Iran nuclear deal in 2018 — and his administration tightened its squeeze on Iran's economy with punishing economic sanctions — Iran has attacked U.S. military assets in Iraq with increasing aggressiveness and frequency.
Iran has launched more than a dozen separate rocket attacks on bases housing Americans since October. The U.S. military blamed Kataib Hezbollah, an Iraqi militia that is part of the Popular Mobilization Forces but is backed by Iran. U.S. military and intelligence officials say the group takes direction from Iran, specifically the Quds Force.
A U.S. military official in Iraq said the rockets Iran has launched at U.S. forces have become more sophisticated over time.
Most attacks in October and November used 107mm rockets, which have a shorter range and less explosive power. But an attack on Ain al Asad air base in Anbar Province on Dec. 3 included 122mm rockets, with more firepower and the ability to be fired from a greater distance. They are generally launched from more sophisticated improvised rail systems, leading the U.S. military to believe the attackers were receiving new equipment and training from Iran.
The largest attack was on Dec. 27, when Kataib Hezbollah launched more than 30 rockets at an Iraqi base in Kirkuk, killing a U.S. contractor and wounding four U.S. service members.
After the attack, the United States launched airstrikes against five Kataib Hezbollah locations, three in Iraq and two in Syria, targeting ammunition and weapon supplies, as well as command and control sites.
Trump signed off on the operation to kill Soleimani after Iranian-backed militia members responded to the U.S. strikes by storming the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad.
Iran responded to the assassination of Soleimani by striking bases housing U.S. forces in Iraq.
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Sardines
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Let me check... If I like hamburgers that doesn't mean I hate hot dogs.
Mongoose
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Uh… it’s not a hypothesis it’s a summary. It’s not a guess of what might be in the report. It’s a summary of the report lol. Do you know what a summary is?
Sardines
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Yes, a summary is like the report but for stupid people.
Mongoose
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Could you explain that to one brow. He thinks we need to read 388 pages so we can split hairs on whether Biden is an crooked incompetent old brain dead geriatric. Something 86% of Americans agree on. Biden really did bring the country together.
Sardines
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I think I need to give you a summary of my one sentence post...
The summary says the classified material was in the boxes. No mention of who put it there. Do you often read into text what you want to see? NVM, I know the answer.
Mongoose
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I wonder who’s responsible for that classified material that was boxed up? I wonder if White House aides can just wander around with classified documents? If so you’d think someone would need to be ultimately responsible for checking the material out or moving it around or like having it in their possession. What a great and noble leader pointing the finger at his staff and aides.
I mean I guess nobody is “ultimately” responsible for the incompetence obviously, am I right? Like so many others in politics you don’t get held responsible for corruption, you get promoted.
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Sardines
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They were his notebooks that he gave back when asked.
If Trump had given back the hundreds of boxes of classified material when asked he would not be charged. Instead he played games with his own attorneys so that they believed all documents had been returned when in reality he was playing musical chairs with the documents so that he could keep them even after being told to return them. Many have claimed that documents Trump held with no security allowed Hamas to attack Israel on Oct. 7th because documents had been compromised.
What Biden did and what Trump did was not the same.
Mongoose
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You are still going to say stupid things like this even with this report? What does “Willfully retained” mean to you? What does “mishandling” mean to you? Are we doing the Bill Clinton thing of saying what is your definition of the word “of”.
Why is it that the only person that needs to be held responsible is the trump university guy? Did you all graduate from trump university? Did it put you all in debt and ruin your lives? Is that why you all have this insane bitterness and tds?