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Serrano
Giuliani is not talking about U.S. military intervention in Iran, he is hoping the economic sanctions will lead to a successful revolution there.
Jimizo
It’s hard to know what Giuliani meant. He has a habit of mouthing off without putting his brain into gear these days.
runner3
So will the current US government.
ClippetyClop
Somebody needs to remind this imbecile what his job is, i.e. keeping his boss out of prison.
Goodlucktoyou
If I was Iran, I would make a load of nukes and donate half to Hezbollah and gaza.
Laguna
Ha ha! No, Iran, for all its problems (similar to America) is a democracy. Democracies are not "thrown out" - they are voted out.
albaleo
Or will they lead to increased hatred of the US?
Serrano
"Iran, for all its problems (similar to America) is a democracy"
Really! if that be the vase then how come all women are required to cover themselves from head to toe in public?
"f I was Iran, I would make a load of nukes and donate half to Hezbollah and gaza."
Oh, yeah! That would REALLY further the cause of peace!
Laguna
Serrano, you don't know much about Iran, it appears. Females need not wear a burqa (and seldom do); a hijab - a scarf covering one's hair - is sufficient for both the locals and visitors.
Serrano
Laguna - Yeah, they don't wear burqas much in Iran, but they're still pretty much covered up - you never see bare legs or, God forbid, any cleavage.
Clippety: "Somebody needs to remind this imbecile what his job is, i.e. keeping his boss out of prison."
Has Trump committed some crime? What would that be, Clippety? Only real crime that could actually be prosecuted under the law, please.
Raw Beer
Meddling?
ClippetyClop
Did I say he had? Do you think he has? Since when does Middle Eastern policy concern a two-bit lawyer?
smithinjapan
Giuliani is a pathetic excuse for a human being, who "lucked out" career-wise to be mayor and do absolutely nothing during 9/11. This guy's biggest claim to fame will always be as Trump's sycophant, always suddenly saying, "I don't know what I just said, but who knows?"
SuperLib
He shouldnt talk so much.
OssanAmerica
I'm glad so glad we have Trump's personal lawyer to explain US foreign policy matters to us. This makes as much sense as sending a former Ford executive to negotiate with the North Koreans.
Halwick
It also makes as much sense as sending a former basketball star to represent and speak on behalf of the U.S. to negotiate with the North Koreans.
Strangerland
I'm not sure Rodman was ever sent, I think he just went.