Iran Downs US Spy Drone: Who’s The Aggressor?

The downing of a US spy drone near (or within) Iranian airspace has – conveniently for neocons – raised tension and further boxed in President Trump. Pressure on Trump for a military response to Iranian “aggression” will increase. Will he take the bait this time? Or will more such provocations be needed? on today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report:

Reprinted from The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity.

11 thoughts on “Iran Downs US Spy Drone: Who’s The Aggressor?”

  1. My prediction: War with Iran within 30 days. I don’t see how it can be stopped now. Trump is so weak, even if he had any pro-peace sympathies (which is questionable at this point), he will simply roll over and allow Bolton and Pompeo to call the shots. I only hope I am wrong, as that would probably be the end of my life as I know it. I have worked hard for over a year trying to secure the funds to buy my medication, and the damage done to the economy by a large scale hot war would probably make that no longer possible, as I probably wouldn’t even have a job then. I will do my best to forgive the people who cause this to happen, but it will be quite difficult.

  2. U.S. pushing for war, all for it —–send in your Son’s and Daughter’s FIRST!!

    Prez. Trump better clean house of the Ghouls in his cabinet or he himself will be destroyed. Grow a set Trump, prove you are no coward!

  3. Look at the T-shirt I am wearing regularly and tell me with a straight face that this drone would ever mean harm to anyone.

  4. Maybe somebody reminded Trump that bombing Iran without (angry) congress OK would cause of impeachment.

    1. I believe that bombing Iran without congress approval would be a legitimate reason for impeachment . This means congress should have impeached many of our past presidents . But just because congress failed to do their job in the past doesn’t mean they should now impeach a innocent president that has been doing a very good job .

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