I was just thinking about this whole Trump situation. And I kind of had a realization of how crazy it really is.
The standing President of the United states directly went against what our own deep state wanted, and adviced. Because another governments deep state convinced him.
Idk, when I think about it from that view. It just makes this whole thing even crazier to me. From everything I have seen, the DoD, CIA, and the military all thought this would be a disaster. But our President ignored them, and listened to Israel. How compromised does someone have to be to do that?
It also makes a lot of sense why the push back is so hard, in the sense that we are seeing all kinds of "leaks" people from the government coming out and dropping information. When you're directly going against what the CIA wants, and hurting the whole world in the process obviously they are going to use whatever they can to push back.
Obviously there is also a large antiwar sentiment already that's just there naturally. I have a feeling the reason we are able to finally see real criticism of Israel in the media, is because parts of our government may see them as a real threat at this point.
Also. I do think as much as their is a push to save Vance's image in the upcoming election cycle. I do think while he is as much a war hawk as Trump. I have a feeling he would have been much more willing to listen to what our own people (the intelligence agencies not the citizens) in the period before the war started. And it might have led to this conflict not happened. At least not at that point in time.
I really never thought that these people would be so dedicated to this man's cult of personality but today really opened my eyes.
Kind of insane it took you this long to see it. But I'm definitely not the type to hold it against someone if they come around. I remember when the Charlie Kirk thing happened, and I was trying to say to people in USPG2, we should be willing to accept the people that were at the time a bit disgusted with some peoples reaction to it. And they were saying the same shit I've seen from a few people here. Basically that wouldn't forgive them, and accept people when they admitted they were wrong.
Idk maybe these people were raised different than I was (both the ones here and in USPG2), I see it as a good thing when people come around to what I think is right. Instead of something I should hold a grudge over. That just seems like if anything it would hurt my side more than anything.