Trump Refuses to Reveal Whether He Would Defend Taiwan
The Ayatollahs and the Mullahs are watching American cable news.
They see Democrats scream “illegal war.” They watch anchors call our own President the bigger threat.
Regime leaders watch Schumer, Jeffries, Pelosi, and AOC do their jobs for them on live television.
So why would they ever take a deal? Why negotiate in good faith?
The mullahs and generals have been told, over and over, by half of Washington and 90 percent of the press, that all they have to do is wait. Stall. Hold out. The Democrats will do the rest. The media will do the rest.
Our latest meme nails exactly what is happening.
Trump, Rubio, and Hegseth swinging the Maximum Pressure hammer at a cracking Iranian regime.
Schumer, Jeffries, Pelosi, AOC, and a wall of media microphones scrambling to hold the pedestal together before it collapses.
Look at it. Whose side are these people actually on?
And now we are right back to the brink.
“Trump is going to hit them a bit,” one administration official told Israel’s Channel 12. Trump just rejected Tehran’s peace offer outright, calling it “a piece of garbage” and the current ceasefire “unbelievably weak.”
If the war resumes in the coming days, and every signal says it will, remember exactly how we got here.
Iran did not hold out because they are strong. They held out because they were told they could win the waiting game.
They were told American voters would crack first. They were told American media would carry their water for free.
They were told correctly.
So when the shooting starts again, do not let a single person forget the names on that cartoon.
Schumer. Jeffries. Pelosi. AOC. Every anchor screaming about Trump while the mullahs sleep soundly in Tehran.
Whose side are Democrats and the mainstream media on? Name the worst offender in the comments. Then share this so every American sees who is propping up the regime.
Source: Iran International
- China’s Foreign Ministry says the Iran war has caused “disasters” in the Middle East, after US President Donald Trump’s visit to meet with his counterpart, President Xi Jinping.
- The US president and Xi discussed the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, the White House said, with the Chinese leader agreeing that the waterway “must remain open to support the free flow of energy”.
- Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the US is sending “contradictory messages” on negotiations, further complicating the process.
- Dozens of vessels including Chinese-owned have passed through the Strait of Hormuz under Iran’s “management protocols”, the Revolutionary Guard says, as Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping discuss the crucial waterway.
- Iran’s Foreign Minister Araghchi has denounced the US and Israel for “expansionism and warmongering” saying instability in the Middle East is a “lose-lose proposition for all sides – including the aggressors”.
- Iranian officials are saying the strait is not fully open and not fully closed. They say it is open to everyone, except their adversaries. They are trying to put this grand strategy into practice.
Marco Rubio says US ‘not asking’ for China’s help on Iran
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has insisted the US doesn’t need China’s help on Iran while reiterating that President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping found “common ground” on the Strait of Hormuz.
“We’re not asking for China’s help. We don’t need their help,” Rubio told NBC.
Trump: ‘this has been a successful 40 hours in China’
We were told the US and China were looking to establish a “Board of Trade” to oversee commerce between the two countries.
There’s been no official announcement about that.
But a lot of what Trump wanted to do here, he will think he has achieved.
He talked about selling more planes to China. According to Trump, Boeing is leaving with a deal for 200 jets.
The US also expects to sell more agricultural products to China, in what could be billions in sales over the next three years.
That would be a success for Trump.
He also says there has been progress with the idea of China opening up its markets. That’s why so many US companies were on the trip here.
All in all, Trump will feel this has been a successful 40 hours in China.
But remember, this is just the first of three more expected meetings that the leaders will have this year – two at summits later in the year, and then, of course, an expected state visit by Xi Jinping to Washington, DC in September.
