US may have killed Quds Force Commander Qasem Soleimani

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kiddiedoc said:
I get that. I guess I take a different approach, hoping they will listen to reason and rethink their hostility. I love our country and have a long history of family military service, so my blood does tip towards boiling at times when I read some of the comments. Temperance has come with age.
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That’s fair brother. I guess my blood has been boiling even more so in this case since my brother just got home from Al Asad a month ago after a 12 month gig. Some people seem so far out in left field I often wonder if there is anything left to salvage.
 
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TheBigOne10 said:
That’s fair brother. I guess my blood has been boiling even more so in this case since my brother just got home from Al Asad a month ago after a 12 month gig. Some people seem so far out in left field I often wonder if there is anything left to salvage.
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Understood. Thank your brother for his service to our great nation.
 
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TheBigOne10 said:
That’s fair brother. I guess my blood has been boiling even more so in this case since my brother just got home from Al Asad a month ago after a 12 month gig. Some people seem so far out in left field I often wonder if there is anything left to salvage.
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I am used to rhetoric, but it has become so insidious the last few years that has damaged our governance. We cannot run our nation like this. If the Durham report shows serious malfeasance by government operatives then I am not sure we can recover to any normalcy.
 
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Does this plane crash open the door for further military action? Highly unlikely considering timing but what if there were an American citizen on board?
 
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volinbham said:
Sadly ironic that Rouhani referenced the plane full of Iranian passengers we accidentally shot down years ago
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And we reimbursed the families. I wonder if the Beirut bombing, TWA, and Khobar families were reimbursed with the US Victims of State Sponsored Terrrorism Fund or with actual Iranian money.
 
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TheBigOne10 said:
That’s fair brother. I guess my blood has been boiling even more so in this case since my brother just got home from Al Asad a month ago after a 12 month gig. Some people seem so far out in left field I often wonder if there is anything left to salvage.
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Thanks to your brother for good service.
 
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KB5252 said:
Does this plane crash open the door for further military action? Highly unlikely considering timing but what if there were an American citizen on board?
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I don't think so - I'm betting we are going to be mellow in actions for a bit until Iran or proxies get frisky.
 
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KB5252 said:
Does this plane crash open the door for further military action? Highly unlikely considering timing but what if there were an American citizen on board?
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I doubt it but....the passenger list will be telling as to who had interests in the plane coming down.
 
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