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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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You mean the ones that are still alive?

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Seeing as how, "Iran lost approximately 0.004% of its total population during the recent military conflict." I'd say there's plenty left alive at the top to enjoy the fruits of Trump's deal.

No Spin Ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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The ones that are still alive are very much thrilled to make this deal now. Otherwise they would continue to hide in a bunker from the US and their own people.

Does anyone think they would have taken this deal before military action? Zero chance.

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For $300 billion payout, who wouldn't take the deal.

Hell, bomb the eff out of my place then give me money to make it better than it was, I'll take it.

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You realize you're talking out of your ass. Right? Let me know when we send $300 billion to Iran.

Yesterday said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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BusterAg said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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The ones that are still alive are very much thrilled to make this deal now. Otherwise they would continue to hide in a bunker from the US and their own people.

Does anyone think they would have taken this deal before military action? Zero chance.

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For $300 billion payout, who wouldn't take the deal.

Hell, bomb the eff out of my place then give me money to make it better than it was, I'll take it.

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You realize you're talking out of your ass. Right? Let me know when we send $300 billion to Iran.

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I didn't say we were sending it, though i can see in my post why it may seem like i did, but that doesn't mean Trump didn't put it in his deal for them to be able to get it.

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their nuke program has been kicked down the road for at least a decade.

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As is the power and influence of their
- Army
- Navy
- Missile program
- Air Force
- Terror leaders

I'd say that's a pretty big accomplishment that cost us less than a year of USAID.

No Spin Ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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The ones that are still alive are very much thrilled to make this deal now. Otherwise they would continue to hide in a bunker from the US and their own people.

Does anyone think they would have taken this deal before military action? Zero chance.

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For $300 billion payout, who wouldn't take the deal.

Hell, bomb the eff out of my place then give me money to make it better than it was, I'll take it.

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It's not a payout. It's financing by their neighbors around the gulf, contingent on their behaving. Also presumably they'll have to pay their neighbors back on the loans at some point.

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It's not a payout. It's financing by their neighbors around the gulf, contingent on their behaving. Also presumably they'll have to pay their neighbors back on the loans at some point.

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The actual facts are going to be ignored, by those who want to ignore them, until their dying breath.

I've seen the 'payout' mentioned about 500 times now...and by those on the right as well. Scream the lie, whisper the retraction.

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No Spin Ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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The ones that are still alive are very much thrilled to make this deal now. Otherwise they would continue to hide in a bunker from the US and their own people.

Does anyone think they would have taken this deal before military action? Zero chance.

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For $300 billion payout, who wouldn't take the deal.

Hell, bomb the eff out of my place then give me money to make it better than it was, I'll take it.

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It's not a payout. It's financing by their neighbors around the gulf, contingent on their behaving. Also presumably they'll have to pay their neighbors back on the loans at some point.

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I'd wager that the damage done exceeds 300 billion and it's unlikely that Iran will even see close to that amount anyway. It isn't hard to figure out their history and future strategy. This will hopefully stabilize the strait for a short period of time, allow us to resupply at a faster rate than they are able to rebuild a crippled military/drone stash/missile stockpile and this is done while we are still actively sabotaging, encouraging revolution, installing additional agents and collecting intelligence.

No Spin Ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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The ones that are still alive are very much thrilled to make this deal now. Otherwise they would continue to hide in a bunker from the US and their own people.

Does anyone think they would have taken this deal before military action? Zero chance.

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For $300 billion payout, who wouldn't take the deal.

Hell, bomb the eff out of my place then give me money to make it better than it was, I'll take it.

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Who is paying $300 billion to whom in your mind? Who is writing the check? Who is cashing the check?

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Yesterday said:

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You realize you're talking out of your ass. Right? Let me know when we send $300 billion to Iran.

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I didn't say we were sending it, though i can see in my post why it may seem like i did, but that doesn't mean Trump didn't put it in his deal for them to be able to get it.

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Who is "them"?

techno-ag said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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4 said:

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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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The ones that are still alive are very much thrilled to make this deal now. Otherwise they would continue to hide in a bunker from the US and their own people.

Does anyone think they would have taken this deal before military action? Zero chance.

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For $300 billion payout, who wouldn't take the deal.

Hell, bomb the eff out of my place then give me money to make it better than it was, I'll take it.

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It's not a payout. It's financing by their neighbors around the gulf, contingent on their behaving. Also presumably they'll have to pay their neighbors back on the loans at some point.

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My bad about where the money was coming from.

Still, it is more than they were getting before Trump attacked them.

BusterAg said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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You realize you're talking out of your ass. Right? Let me know when we send $300 billion to Iran.

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I didn't say we were sending it, though i can see in my post why it may seem like i did, but that doesn't mean Trump didn't put it in his deal for them to be able to get it.

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Who is "them"?

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Iranian regime.

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techno-ag said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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4 said:

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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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The ones that are still alive are very much thrilled to make this deal now. Otherwise they would continue to hide in a bunker from the US and their own people.

Does anyone think they would have taken this deal before military action? Zero chance.

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For $300 billion payout, who wouldn't take the deal.

Hell, bomb the eff out of my place then give me money to make it better than it was, I'll take it.

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It's not a payout. It's financing by their neighbors around the gulf, contingent on their behaving. Also presumably they'll have to pay their neighbors back on the loans at some point.

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My bad about where the money was coming from.

Still, it is more than they were getting before Trump attacked them.

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That's kind of like the broken window fallacy. Presumably this money is to help rebuild the infrastructure we destroyed.

What's the left's complaint now?

"Trump got oil prices down so far he's hurting big oil… naziiiiiiiiii!!!"

techno-ag said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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techno-ag said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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BusterAg said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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4 said:

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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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The ones that are still alive are very much thrilled to make this deal now. Otherwise they would continue to hide in a bunker from the US and their own people.

Does anyone think they would have taken this deal before military action? Zero chance.

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For $300 billion payout, who wouldn't take the deal.

Hell, bomb the eff out of my place then give me money to make it better than it was, I'll take it.

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It's not a payout. It's financing by their neighbors around the gulf, contingent on their behaving. Also presumably they'll have to pay their neighbors back on the loans at some point.

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My bad about where the money was coming from.

Still, it is more than they were getting before Trump attacked them.

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That's kind of like the broken window fallacy. Presumably this money is to help rebuild the infrastructure we destroyed.

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So kind of like we break and we buy. I mean, that's about as fair as it gets then. Not what I expect from the "complete and utter surrender" aspect of things, but at this point I'm sure everyone I'm the administration wants to get to, and through, the 250th in as celebratory vibes as possible.

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still 40% higher than 2/27 btw

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You don't have to lie.

Average price of gas in Texas was $2.70 on 2/27 per google.

$3.09 is 14% higher.

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It is not a lie, when the left just makes it up.

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techno-ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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BusterAg said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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The ones that are still alive are very much thrilled to make this deal now. Otherwise they would continue to hide in a bunker from the US and their own people.

Does anyone think they would have taken this deal before military action? Zero chance.

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For $300 billion payout, who wouldn't take the deal.

Hell, bomb the eff out of my place then give me money to make it better than it was, I'll take it.

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It's not a payout. It's financing by their neighbors around the gulf, contingent on their behaving. Also presumably they'll have to pay their neighbors back on the loans at some point.

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My bad about where the money was coming from.

Still, it is more than they were getting before Trump attacked them.

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That's kind of like the broken window fallacy. Presumably this money is to help rebuild the infrastructure we destroyed.

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So kind of like we break and we buy. I mean, that's about as fair as it gets then. Not what I expect from the "complete and utter surrender" aspect of things, but at this point I'm sure everyone I'm the administration wants to get to, and through, the 250th in as celebratory vibes as possible.

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Except in this case their Gulf neighbors are doing the financing. We broke, Iran borrows from their neighbors to fix.

Keep at it. You'll get it eventually.

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Yesterday said:

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You realize you're talking out of your ass. Right? Let me know when we send $300 billion to Iran.

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I didn't say we were sending it, though i can see in my post why it may seem like i did, but that doesn't mean Trump didn't put it in his deal for them to be able to get it.

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Who is "them"?

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Iranian regime.

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I do not believe that you are correct here.

Are you going to say that you are 100% sure that, if the deal goes through, someone is going to cut a check directly to the Iranian regime?

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What's the left's complaint now?

"Trump got oil prices down so far he's hurting big oil… naziiiiiiiiii!!!"

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They are kind of in a jamb I'd say. Took away the never ending war angle too. Hell I even heard Juan Williams on tonight come out and defend the MOU.

Trumps now angered all the war hawks

Vance today explained how the 300 billion will be allotted. If Iran wants to build something, say a power plant, etc, and it is approved, the Gulf States handling the money will pay the project contractors, not the Iranian government. Basically the explanation of how it will work.

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Who had "we need to hurry up and lose this war so gas prices will come down" on their bingo card at the start of the year?

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I dunno. I hate how we lost WWI and WWII. It sucks to always be losing.

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You German?

Jumped almost 50 cents today.

3.109 this morning to 3.599 just now.

Gaaaaaaay

Yikes
Did not see that coming. Maybe a delivery got delayed and jacking up the price is how the gas station tries to avoid running out of fuel

This is what's really gay…..

All the *****ing and moaning by the likes of the dumbocrats and war hawks like Ted Cruz to this deal Trumps struck. It's all political. No substance. They are all so ****ing brilliant that none of them can come up with a different solution . They just throw peanuts from the peanut gallery. Dumbasses. All of them. Zero credibility and leadership.

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My bad about where the money was coming from.

Still, it is more than they were getting before Trump attacked them.

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The Obama administration sent Iran a total of $1.7 billion in cash in 2016

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/obama-administration-acknowledges-1-7-billion-transfer-to-iran-was-all-cash/

techno-ag said:

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techno-ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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The ones that are still alive are very much thrilled to make this deal now. Otherwise they would continue to hide in a bunker from the US and their own people.

Does anyone think they would have taken this deal before military action? Zero chance.

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For $300 billion payout, who wouldn't take the deal.

Hell, bomb the eff out of my place then give me money to make it better than it was, I'll take it.

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It's not a payout. It's financing by their neighbors around the gulf, contingent on their behaving. Also presumably they'll have to pay their neighbors back on the loans at some point.

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My bad about where the money was coming from.

Still, it is more than they were getting before Trump attacked them.

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That's kind of like the broken window fallacy. Presumably this money is to help rebuild the infrastructure we destroyed.

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So kind of like we break and we buy. I mean, that's about as fair as it gets then. Not what I expect from the "complete and utter surrender" aspect of things, but at this point I'm sure everyone I'm the administration wants to get to, and through, the 250th in as celebratory vibes as possible.

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Except in this case their Gulf neighbors are doing the financing. We broke, Iran borrows from their neighbors to fix.

Keep at it. You'll get it eventually.

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borrows? you think iran/IRGC is going to pay back the 300 billion?



that's a new angle of stupidity i haven't seen yet!

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techno-ag said:

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techno-ag said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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Yesterday said:

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WTI down another 3% today at 74.50

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Just $7.48 more to go down and it'll be right where it was the day before Trump attacked Iran.

And about $1.50 more to go down at the pump too.

Soon we'll be right back where we started.

But, at least Iran and the MIC made out like bandits in the end, all while oil and prices at the pumps were high for the entire world.

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You forgot again about the part where we obliterated Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.

Do you think that Iran with zero ballistic missile capabilities and Iran with enough missile capability to overpower the US anti-ballistic missile system is "right back where we started"?

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I think Iran isn't in such a bad shape that they don't already know they're getting the better end of this deal for now and I'm the near future until Trump is gone from office.


I mean, do you really think Iran is in a worse place for long ifthey placate Trump until he's out of office? Do you really think those in charge are sad at the deal?

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The ones that are still alive are very much thrilled to make this deal now. Otherwise they would continue to hide in a bunker from the US and their own people.

Does anyone think they would have taken this deal before military action? Zero chance.

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For $300 billion payout, who wouldn't take the deal.

Hell, bomb the eff out of my place then give me money to make it better than it was, I'll take it.

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It's not a payout. It's financing by their neighbors around the gulf, contingent on their behaving. Also presumably they'll have to pay their neighbors back on the loans at some point.

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My bad about where the money was coming from.

Still, it is more than they were getting before Trump attacked them.

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That's kind of like the broken window fallacy. Presumably this money is to help rebuild the infrastructure we destroyed.

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So kind of like we break and we buy. I mean, that's about as fair as it gets then. Not what I expect from the "complete and utter surrender" aspect of things, but at this point I'm sure everyone I'm the administration wants to get to, and through, the 250th in as celebratory vibes as possible.

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Except in this case their Gulf neighbors are doing the financing. We broke, Iran borrows from their neighbors to fix.

Keep at it. You'll get it eventually.

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borrows? you think iran/IRGC is going to pay back the 300 billion?



that's a new angle of stupidity i haven't seen yet!

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Is it though? We're not the ones loaning it to them. The gulf states are. I'd say that's pretty brilliant on Trump's part.

The solution was not to start this in the first place. Or at least know in advance the potential economic repercussions. If only there were people who warned about the economic repercussions before starting this boondoggle…

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The solution was not to start this in the first place. Or at least know in advance the potential economic repercussions. If only there were people who warned about the economic repercussions before starting this boondoggle…

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If it keeps Iran from getting a nuke it's worth it.

techno-ag said:

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Queso1 said:

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The solution was not to start this in the first place. Or at least know in advance the potential economic repercussions. If only there were people who warned about the economic repercussions before starting this boondoggle…

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If it keeps Iran from getting a nuke it's worth it.

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It's funny that some of y'all still believe this.

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techno-ag said:

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Queso1 said:

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The solution was not to start this in the first place. Or at least know in advance the potential economic repercussions. If only there were people who warned about the economic repercussions before starting this boondoggle…

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If it keeps Iran from getting a nuke it's worth it.

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It's funny that some of y'all still believe this.

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Not as bizarre as the fact that y'all are fine with a nuke-equipped Islamic Republic.

Who is y'all and who said that they are ok with it? I most certainly have not.

doubledog said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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My bad about where the money was coming from.

Still, it is more than they were getting before Trump attacked them.

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The Obama administration sent Iran a total of $1.7 billion in cash in 2016

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/obama-administration-acknowledges-1-7-billion-transfer-to-iran-was-all-cash/

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Yes, and thanks to Trump's deal Iran is able to get a hundred and fifty times more than the deal with Obama got them.

Two things can be true at the same time.

Sq 17 said:

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Yikes
Did not see that coming. Maybe a delivery got delayed and jacking up the price is how the gas station tries to avoid running out of fuel

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Nope

All over the Perrin Beitel, Nacogdoches area of the NE side..

Charpie said:

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techno-ag said:

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Queso1 said:

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The solution was not to start this in the first place. Or at least know in advance the potential economic repercussions. If only there were people who warned about the economic repercussions before starting this boondoggle…

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If it keeps Iran from getting a nuke it's worth it.

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It's funny that some of y'all still believe this.

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It's embarrassing that you don't.

You clearly weren't alive or aware of your surroundings in 1979.

They mean what they say. Ignore it at your own peril.

Charpie said:

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techno-ag said:

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Queso1 said:

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The solution was not to start this in the first place. Or at least know in advance the potential economic repercussions. If only there were people who warned about the economic repercussions before starting this boondoggle…

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If it keeps Iran from getting a nuke it's worth it.

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It's funny that some of y'all still believe this.

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They believe it because Dear Leader said it, even though he also said we obliterated their nuclear program.

Anyway go back to eating crow about how prices are coming down because Dear Leader cleaned up the mess he made.