“The resolution directs the president to ‘terminate the use of United States Armed Forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran or any part of its government or military, unless explicitly authorized by a declaration of war or specific authorization for use of military force'” …<\/p>\n
… but passage seems unlikely as long as “Republicans are afraid of the president<\/span>“:<\/p>\n “Israel is behaving like it’s part of the plans: not a secondary player that might be affected by the regional exchange of blows, but one taking an active part in the war from the outset” …<\/p>\n … but other American allies are not happy with the prospects of war …<\/p>\n … nor are the oil markets …<\/p>\n … and a former Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency<\/span> employee warns “ potential spillover effects must be factored into domestic security planning and operations<\/span>“:<\/p>\n Israeli war crimes continue:<\/p>\n Trump “told tall tales. Cracked old jokes. Got people to pay money into something he\u2019s named after himself. Hyped up his wife\u2019s movie. Trashed his enemies. Aired familiar grievances. Congratulated himself. Brought along top members of his government and then kicked back while they congratulated him”:<\/p>\n “At this moment, there\u2019s no clarity on whether the United States will strike, what in Iran it would strike, or what might follow”:<\/p>\n “The indictment identified the defendants as Iranian nationals”:<\/p>\n\n
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