UPDATE: Donald Trump Takes Office as the 47th US President

:lol::roflmao::lol::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::popcorn::popcorn:

This is a WILD AF clown show on display.

This Administration sent over a FUCKING real estate broker to attempt to negotiate a new NUCLEAR ARMS deal with Iran, after initially sending a carrier for a vain attempt at intimidation, and prior to that, last summer, only lasted 12-days in a war against Iran then negotiated a ceasefire after Israel was starting to look like Gaza from Iran's counterstrikes.

This is why Iran doesn't waste time, talking to these clowns directly. Straight INDIRECT talks off site, ONLY.

Despite that, a few on here, based on the comments, seem to think G.I.J.O.E. is real life..."YOOOOOO JOE!!" :roflmao::popcorn:

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Yo Joe GIFs | Tenor
Yo Joe GIFs | Tenor
Yo Joe GIFs | Tenor

Houthis handled two fully loaded aircraft carriers



... those dancing ninjas !​
 
Houthis handled two fully loaded aircraft carriers



... those dancing ninjas​


That's what makes it hilarious when some folks on here start that GIJOE chatter. One of Iran's proxies already sent U.S. carriers on a U-turn trip, multiple times. Sitting ducks with feather pluffs.

Iran broke the TACO by stating this will be a REAGIONAL WAR, not a cosplay war, after Team Trump asked if planned targets could be hit. Then, China did a follow up hand glove-SLAP to the face, by calmly posting a satellite map of all non-disclosed locations of all U.S. Air Defense systems in that region. Again, U.S. assets are sitting ducks if shit pops off.
 
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Trump is betting the farm on intuition — and the nuclear clock is ticking

BY IMRAN KHALID
02/16/26


The global security landscape has shifted from a state of managed tension to one of unmapped volatility. We find ourselves at the intersection of two seismic events: the final collapse of the traditional arms control architecture and the emergence of a high-stakes “Board of Peace” diplomacy that treats global stability as a negotiable asset rather than a permanent fixture.

The most chilling development of the month occurred at midnight on Feb. 5. For the first time in 50 years, the U.S. and Russia are operating without a single legally binding limit on their nuclear arsenals. The expiration of the New START treaty, representing the final vestige of a half-century of strategic guardrails, has effectively blinded the international community. The administration’s decision to let the treaty lapse, despite Moscow’s last-minute offer for a one-year voluntary ceiling, signals a radical bet.…

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