Sure, some people don't care, and that's fine if that's the risk they want to take. Things might get pretty bad for a while, but even that would be good because it would encourage people to start growing their own food instead of just depending on grocery stores for all their needs, which is a big part of the reason we got here in the first place. This would have numerous other benefits as well. Growing your own food really grounds you in reality. I've never seen someone who was good at gardening question their gender.
No, I don't expect them to. What I expect is that there will be a market demand for third party verification. Once people realize that not all food is safe, they will be much more keen on seeing where their food is coming from. The FDA incentivises people to be lazy because they know that whatever they're buying from the store is likely to be safe. By removing that, we encourage American values of resiliance, hard work, and self sufficiency.
The reason we still have bad food companies is because people think they are safe because of the FDA. If we remove the FDA, people will wake up and seek alternatives. This will take some time to adjust too, and I think early on, there may be some people who die or are severely injured by unsafe food. This is an important part of the process. It will wake up the normies by letting them know that not all food is safe (which is the case now) and they need to get independent verification. The system is self correcting. Then if people start getting lazy, bad actors come in and sell bad food. This system will punish laziness and reward resiliance, which is the kind of values we want to instill in the next generation.
Oil can be used for all kinds of things. What big oil doesn't want you to know is that you can turn heavy oil into gasoline, they just have to further crack it to make lighter hydrocarbons. They don't want to do this, because it is easier to get lighter oil from the Middle East, but that's just laziness and wanting to take the easy way. Taking the easy way is what has gotten our country into the state it currently is in. We need to do what is difficult and stop taking in these easy oil sources and products, and instead, be willing to work for what we want.
Honestly, we shouldn't be relying on the government to give us nutrition information anyway. Food labels should be entirely left up to the private sector. Good food companies will be transparent about their products and ingredients. Consumers will reward good companies by buying their products, so the issue is self reinforcing. Private third party companies can provide testing data to paying subscribers. Then none of your tax dollars are being wasted, and you can spend whatever you want on food, depending on how much risk you're willing to personally accept. This would also reduce the overall cost of food by not burdening food companies with ridiculous "health and safety" regulations. Seriously, people occasionally get sick from what they eat. That doesn't mean we need to recall and destroy tons of food.
I believe that President Trump foresaw this and is already 5 steps ahead. The MOU was very generous, and President Trump has been criticized for it, but soon that will not be the case. I think what President Trump is going to do is reveal that Venezuelan oil production is now ready to pump out 100 million barrels of oil a day. He will flood the market and bring oil down to $20-30 a barrel, making the straight of Hormuz meaningless. When Iran comes begging for any deal he can offer, he'll be fully justified in telling them that they had their chance and now are condemned to obscurity on the world stage.
I've been telling people for a while now, regime change has happened. Nearly everyone in the old leadership has been removed. Even though the new leaders of Iran still bear the same name, they are not the same people. They have all witnessed one of the greatest smack downs one country has ever given to another. I expect they are going to be much more congenial going forward. This has been regime change without any of the messy unrest and chaos that typically accompanies one. Absolutely brilliant on President Trump's part.
Yes, you haven't been given a reasonable explanation because right now, there isn't one. Not with the information we currently know to be true. So the only conclusion is that there is important information we don't know. This happens all the time, and it usually isn't until much later that we get information about what happened behind the scenes and we then find out how shrewdly President Trump has been able to maneuver. If President Trump made a critical error, then he would take responsibility and own up to it. Him not doing so already tells us a lot.
President Trump is selling it like a grand peace deal because it is. Iran agreeing to abandon their nuclear ambitions is huge. I think the reason we're not arming the populace or the kurds is because there are groups who are far worse who are trying to gain power. Have you noticed how much condemnation and vitriol Iran receives from the MSM and the left? The global elite don't like that they don't have control there. I'm not saying the Iranian regime is perfect, but there are worse options, which is why I think President Trump seems fine with working with them and even proping them up to a limited extent.
No, I don't personally know of a secret plan, but its the only thing that makes sense. Q has taught us about misdirection, and that in times when we are confused, we need to trust the plan. President Trump has proved over and over again both is prowess and dedication to America. At a bare minimum, he has earned our trust.
These things take time. It has to be a carrot and stick approach. They needed to earn the removal of sanctions, which they have done by taking an epic beating. If President Trump had just removed sanctions, he would look like he was being soft.
We haven't accomplished any of our stated objectives. President Trump would not have stopped if he hadn't accomplished the objectives he actually wanted. A lot of those stated objectives were for the normies, intentional disinformation to keep the Deep State guessing.
And actually, respect can make our groceries cheaper. Adding Iranian oil to the global market will bring down gas prices, which also effects the cost of delivery, including groceries.
Most of the leadership structure, at least the important ones. Even the old president recently offered his resignation, times are changing.
And no, we did not lose, that is leftist garbage MSM propaganda. President Trump has called this a "major win". We destroyed thousands of military targets. What we have gain is respect. Iran now knows that we are serious and willing to bring the pain if needed.
Yes, exactly. President Trump is a businessman. He understands that money motivates and changes people. Iran has become so extreme because they have been sanctioned and cut out of the global market, which would piss off anyone. They shouldn't be harming their own citizens or their neighbors, but President Trump is taking a different approach. If we treat them like criminals, then they will act like criminals. But if we treat them as people who are understandably angry and try to make things right, then I think we will get a much more different response. Honestly, I could put up with a lot of difficult things and would be willing to debase myself in many ways, if someone was paying me that much money.
A new leader is not a new regime, but replacing the entire leadership structure is. This would be like if not only was the president removed, but also the vice president, the cabinet, and all of congress. If that happens, then yes, that's basically a regime change. The president of Iran is also a mostly cerimonial position, the real power is with the ayatollah.
Our intellegence community still has a lot of hold overs from the Biden Administration. And just because someone is hand picked by President Trump doesn't mean they are going to be right all the time. None of President Trump's picks are self made billionaire businessmen. If President Trump has a hunch on something, I trust his gut.
Grok is behind. President Trump shared the document with journalists who then published it.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/read-it-full-text-us-iran-memorandum-understanding
Sovereign governments have the right to enforce their laws on their citizens. If you break the law, then what do you expect would happen?
Also, yes, a lot of this money is going directly to the IRGC, which is the point. By creating business relationships, they IRGC will now be motivated by business interests to get along internationally. President Trump's deal removes sanctions and brings Iran (and the IRGC) back into global trade. This is how you build a peace deal that will last for generations.
There already has been regime change. Nearly all of the previous leadership has been killed in decapitation strikes. The current leadership may have the same name, but they are all new people, so President Trump has effectively changed the regime and not enough people are giving him credit for that.
Also, our own intelligence also said that President Trump was a Russian agent, so excuse me if I take what they say with a grain of salt.
In order to get the best results, evil often is allowed to persist. Otherwise, how else would you explain how slow things have been to change? Our fight is a generational one. The elite cabal has had centuries to dig in. It will take more than just a few years to dislodge them. I expect it will be a few decades before things really kick off and reach the point where we have public trials and accountability. But that's OK, it will be worth it. Maybe not for us, but our children and grandchildren will live in a truly free world. We must be patient, we don't want to rush this.