“Don’t Care What She Said” – President Trump Brushes Off Tulsi Gabbard’s Iran Nuclear Testimony, Cabinet Unity in Question

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1. Submission Statement – President Trump dismissed intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard’s testimony, rejecting her assessment that Iran isn’t actively building a nuclear weapon. His remarks align with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s stance, that shows the growing tensions within his administration. The disagreement also shows Trump’s ongoing friction with intelligence agencies, something which was common from his first term.

2. Netanyahu is Trumps president.

   Whatever he says Trump will agree on.

3. I mean, it’s worse for Trump to blindly trust anything Netanyahu says than for him to blindly trust anything Tulsi Gabbard says but, you know, not by an enormous margin.

   I’m like that “sweating while trying to decide which red button press” meme reading this headline. (yes I know that meme is usually meant to call the person sweating a hypocrite, I’m fudging it a little)

4. This clownshow would be f*cking hilarious if not for the fact that they are running the place.

5. If you ever need any further proof that Zion Don is an Israeli puppet, this is it.

6. What Gabbard said was probably incorrect and misleading. She says Iran doesn’t have a weapons program, but then notes that Iran has highly enriched uranium, which a nation only needs if it wants the option of building a nuke. Enriched uranium has always been what this is about, since once weapons-grade is achieved it usually doesn’t take much to make a bomb out of it.

   Gabbard is saying that there’s no evidence that Iran wants to own a gun, but also that they have been collecting parts that can only be used in the making of a gun.

7. Shouldn’t she have consulted Trump first before giving her statement, especially, publicly?

8. There’s a real possibility that the Iranian nuclear development isn’t anywhere near what Israel claims, but that Israel sees this as the perfect moment to take down the Iranian regime:

   – Russia is too busy with Ukraine.

   – Iranian proxies are in shambles, or just too weak to do anything of substance.

   – Netanyahu is still in power.

   – Trump, who is easy to manipulate, is the POTUS.

   This is their window of opportunity, but they absolutely need the US to deal any significant blow.

   The irony, though, is that any direct US involvement could easily blow up in his (Trump) face – I think a new trillion dollar war could actually be the straw that finally breaks the camels back, and lead to an impeachment. People on the right, MAGA talking heads even, seem to be furious.

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