Israel launches attack on Iran | US bombs Iran nuke sites

Apparently US is pushing Iran to come back to the negotiating table going forward … calling this an isolated operation
 
I keep thinking about that McCain clip singing "bomb iran" to the tune of "Barbara Ann."

Anyway, I hope we didn't use nuclear weapons.
 
No question that eliminating Iran’s ability to make nukes is of utmost, paramount importance. It’s definitely an issue that both republican and democratic administrations have tried to solve. I’m not opposed to the use of force to do so- I’m just not sure I understand why it was the United States using the force to do so, and not Israel, since it’s not our fight currently.
 
No question that eliminating Iran’s ability to make nukes is of utmost, paramount importance. It’s definitely an issue that both republican and democratic administrations have tried to solve. I’m not opposed to the use of force to do so- I’m just not sure I understand why it was the United States using the force to do so, and not Israel, since it’s not our fight currently.
There are valid arguments for a strategic strike against Iran's nuclear capabilities. The concern is that our current administration isn't very strategic and this could very well pull the USA into a broader conflict.
 
No question that eliminating Iran’s ability to make nukes is of utmost, paramount importance. It’s definitely an issue that both republican and democratic administrations have tried to solve. I’m not opposed to the use of force to do so- I’m just not sure I understand why it was the United States using the force to do so, and not Israel, since it’s not our fight currently.

Increasingly seems that many politicians view serving Israel’s interests as an equal if not greater priority than serving the US.
 
No question that eliminating Iran’s ability to make nukes is of utmost, paramount importance. It’s definitely an issue that both republican and democratic administrations have tried to solve. I’m not opposed to the use of force to do so- I’m just not sure I understand why it was the United States using the force to do so, and not Israel, since it’s not our fight currently.
As to why the USA? It's the fact that B-2's and 30,000 lbs bunker bombs (GBU-57) were needed, and only the US possesses them, is my understanding.
 
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There are valid arguments for a strategic strike against Iran's nuclear capabilities. The concern is that our current administration isn't very strategic and this could very well pull the USA into a broader conflict.
Agreed. My concern is that it’s very easy to start a war, very difficult to end one, as we found out the hard way in Afghanistan and Iraq. It’s unlikely that this is the end and very likely this is only the beginning, as Iran is almost certain to most likely through their proxies. I’m glad that, presumably, their nuclear weapons capabilities have been destroyed or crippled. What I’m not glad about is the very real possibility that this escalates into a wide scale war.
 
No question that eliminating Iran’s ability to make nukes is of utmost, paramount importance. It’s definitely an issue that both republican and democratic administrations have tried to solve. I’m not opposed to the use of force to do so- I’m just not sure I understand why it was the United States using the force to do so, and not Israel, since it’s not our fight currently.

President's are hired (elected) to do a job. Job number 1 is to handle wayward countries like Iran so we don't have to do the dirty work. So he failed.
 
Hey buddy, look. I don’t know you and I don’t know what’s going on in your life. It looks like you are having a really rough time. All I can say is I hope it gets better and that I hope you find the help you need. This will be my last time responding to you, as I’d like to discuss this important topic with the big boys and girls. Hope you have a great evening!
 
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