But Trump says it's almost over and Hegseth implies it's just the beginning. Who to believe? (Is there a none of the above option?)
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birchesgreen
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Starting a war is a lot easier than ending one. The US are also reported to be considering "boots on the ground" in Iran (surely even Trump isn't that nuts?!)
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My mischievous sense of humour wishes Trump would be asked to justify his comments with facts even half as much as I am on this forum. Ah well, my comments are often just my personal opinions which get questioned, Trump's comments which are widely accepted by many (try watching Fox News) only affect countries all over the world ...
Topological
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I do not know. It is rare for the BBC to give positive coverage to anything Trump says.
If I was forming expectations, we have 3 weeks left. However, I have nothing to really base that on.
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Hmm, I know it's only my opinion but I think there is huge scope for the BBC to replay some of Trump's comments and absolutely tear them to shreds, by discussing events that have happened later which disprove things he has said previously.
In other words, perhaps they don't give anything like as much negative exposure about Trump as they could ...
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