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Assuming the already enriched Uranium is moved out of Iran and sent to a place the US can trust (not China, Russia, North Korea, Pakistan, etc)… what’s outlined in Axios would be the best “deal” struck with Iran in the last 47 years… the world should thank Trump (they clearly won’t)…

The key will be enforcement..

When they step out of line… they need to immediately get hammered…

Start enrichment before the moratorium expires… bomb the shit out of the enrichment site and 10 other strategic targets in the country.. and seize every account holding money you can find for 10 years…

Build underground facilities… bomb the shit out of the facility plus 10 additional strategic targets.. and seize every account holding money you can find for 10 years…

Interfere with shipping in the strait… turn Kharg island into a pile of rubble… plus destroy every Iranian port in the gulf… and seize every account holding money for 10 years…

Refuse UN inspection teams… bomb every government office complex and facility, bomb every IRGC base… and bomb Kharg island until its rubble… and seize every bank account for 10 years…

We’ve had lots of agreements with Iran… they’ve violated every single one of them…

They’ll violate this one too…

The key is to make them pay dearly and suffer at huge levels every time they step across the line from this point forward..
 
mdwest said:
The key will be enforcement..

When they step out of line… they need to immediately get hammered…

Start enrichment before the moratorium expires… bomb the shit out of the enrichment site and 10 other strategic targets in the country.. and seize every account holding money you can find for 10 years…
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That's exactly what I thought, we WILL have to Bomb the Shit out of Iran once again, probably sooner than later!

And during the next and every subsequent round of bombing, kill their entire top level of leadership.
 
CoElkHunter said:
It's been that way forever. They always promised to go after the millionares and now billionares, but when that money proves elusive, they go after the poor bastards having to work for a living to pay for all of the nonworking parasites in our society that suck the financial marrow out of our economic system.
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And lately, Somalis in Minnesota are driving Lamborghinis after originally arriving in the states without a pot to piss in.
 
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Iranian's are just stalling to try and regroup. They obviously still have missiles and drones, which they recently fired at the UAE
I say hammer them now into total submission, and avoid the inevitable later.
Any agreement they make is not worth the paper it's printed on.
Once the straight is open for business, slap Wall Street upside the head and get those oil prices down. I'm still paying $4.59 a gallon.....lol
 
mdwest said:
Assuming the already enriched Uranium is moved out of Iran and sent to a place the US can trust (not China, Russia, North Korea, Pakistan, etc)… what’s outlined in Axios would be the best “deal” struck with Iran in the last 47 years… the world should thank Trump (they clearly won’t)…

The key will be enforcement..

When they step out of line… they need to immediately get hammered…

Start enrichment before the moratorium expires… bomb the shit out of the enrichment site and 10 other strategic targets in the country.. and seize every account holding money you can find for 10 years…

Build underground facilities… bomb the shit out of the facility plus 10 additional strategic targets.. and seize every account holding money you can find for 10 years…

Interfere with shipping in the strait… turn Kharg island into a pile of rubble… plus destroy every Iranian port in the gulf… and seize every account holding money for 10 years…

Refuse UN inspection teams… bomb every government office complex and facility, bomb every IRGC base… and bomb Kharg island until its rubble… and seize every bank account for 10 years…

We’ve had lots of agreements with Iran… they’ve violated every single one of them…

They’ll violate this one too…

The key is to make them pay dearly and suffer at huge levels every time they step across the line from this point forward..
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Don't forget "...and seize every bank account for 10 years…"

AJ
 
Tubby’s Canteen said:
Apparently @mdwest also has a few pirate tendencies….View attachment 763230
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Great acronym! I remember back during the recession years heavy machinery equipment would go missing in south Florida and end up on a ship heading to South America or in South America when they’d ping them. Would have been a sight to tell the owner it’s not stolen it’s strategically been moved
 
It is, it is a glorious thing to be a pirate king - lol
 
From Jim Geraghty in National Review today….regarding Russia’s upcoming Victory Day Parade and the government’s announcement that there will be no tanks on parade….

“(I don’t understand why the Russians can’t find any spare tanks these days. I’ve seen lots of Russian tanks and military equipment on display in squares on my past visits to Kyiv. Of course, all of those have been burned to a crisp. I’m sure somewhere out there, Douglas Macgregor is arguing that the fact that the Russians don’t have any tanks to spare for military parades is really a sign that the Ukrainian army is about to collapse and the Red Army will be rolling into Kyiv any day now.)”

Now that’s funny.
 
Killingtime said:
If I’m gonna be honest brother them helping is what got America into these problems. We are in a weird situation where America can not afford to lower rates because of inflation yet can not afford to keep them high because of national debt obligations and a lot of people cannot afford to buy existing homes in areas with work because of cost and rates combined.

But this was all caused by the goverment making money cheap for to long rather than letting the free market do what it’s supposed to do.

It’s the cantillon effect.
Allowing investment firms (many of which had access to zero or near zero rates) to buy single family residents should never have been allowed goverment could have stopped it instead they create the environment for it.
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I’ve read a lot of comments about investment firms buying up housing. I checked the Internet, which we all know is never wrong :sneaky:, and I’ve learned that investment firms actually own very little housing. Per Econofacts:
“Institutional Ownership: Large, institutional investors (like private equity) hold a small, but influential, share, often cited between 0.4% and 3.8% of total single-family rentals.”
Note that this is the percentage of rental homes, not all residential homes. So, if this data is correct, institutions own a tiny fraction of all the homes in the United States. Now, it might be more prevalent in some areas of the country than others.
 
Doug3006 said:
I’ve read a lot of comments about investment firms buying up housing. I checked the Internet, which we all know is never wrong :sneaky:, and I’ve learned that investment firms actually own very little housing. Per Econofacts:
“Institutional Ownership: Large, institutional investors (like private equity) hold a small, but influential, share, often cited between 0.4% and 3.8% of total single-family rentals.”
Note that this is the percentage of rental homes, not all residential homes. So, if this data is correct, institutions own a tiny fraction of all the homes in the United States. Now, it might be more prevalent in some areas of the country than others.
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The problem with that data is the 3% is defined as large institutional investor firms owning atleast 100 properties. The industry defines firms under that as mom and pop operations most of which own under 10 properties though some obviously can own 99 and not fall in that bracket.

Roughly 20% of all residential single homes in America are owned by investors. 3% by wall street

And almost 35% of homes bought in 2025 were bought by investors
 
If you look at condos which are labeled under multi family 20-50% are owned by investors depending on area. Makes sense that it’s historically been a smart choice for vacation rentals,college students, retirees, and city families. Though buying by investors has declined since 2008 and shifted to single family
 
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