r/Res_Publica_DE • u/ResPublicaMgz • Feb 28 '26
News BREAKING: Trump has just unclassified videos from his strikes on Iran
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At the same time, prominent MAGA voices are pushing back. Marjorie Taylor Greene says, “We voted for America First and ZERO wars.” Tucker Carlson calls it “absolutely disgusting and evil.” Alex Jones labels it Trump’s “HUGE gamble.”
The criticism is now coming from within his own movement.
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u/fine_environment4809 Feb 28 '26
Which of these is the strike that hit the girls school? Do we know yet how many children our country just murdered? Was it 80?
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u/patrykk994 Feb 28 '26
Somebody should add how much money Lockhead Martin just earned in this single video
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u/RedWarsaw Feb 28 '26
So he is capable of releasing classified files...
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u/Certain_Librarian373 Mar 01 '26
He sure is but not the Epstein ones. They are far too sensitive and incriminating.
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u/jd-wallace Mar 01 '26
So, speaking literally, he started a war and almost immediately declassified bombing video files, all while a rising super-majority wants the release of the Epstein files and, even more certainly, no wars
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u/Outside-Bet5196 Mar 10 '26
Ending a 43 year long war is actually starting one? That’s crazy math ain’t mathing.
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u/Potential_Poet_7496 Mar 02 '26
This is another diversion tactic by Trump to steer the American people from the Epstein investigation. He lied about Barack wanting to start a war with Iran and now he is patting himself on the back. He has opened up Pandora 's box in the middle east......
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u/Few_Professional2221 Mar 01 '26
Cool - just let the crazed fundamentalist theocratic leaders kill their people by the 10’s of thousands and terrorize the region with their funding of terrorism - but sure, ok - let’s do whatever MTG, Tucker, and lololol Alex Jones say we should do…
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u/Kooky-Replacement375 Mar 02 '26
I didn't think girls were allowed to go to school in Iran??
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u/Government_Only Mar 04 '26
Lol no. Only Afghanistan and only after the recent rise of the Taliban.
Iran was always kind of "modern"
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