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Is Biden's "Don't" foreign policy deterring terrorist groups and Iran?
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(04-14-2024, 07:19 PM)HarleyDog Wrote: Yep, totally agree. Also, as you mend your trading for several years, it's not a good choice to attack the hand that feeds you. It's good for countries to rely on each other. That is non-terrorist countries I mean. However, when you get to the size of China and the US? Ugh. If the Chinese would cut us off from the ingredients we need to make medication, people would die. We have relied to much on China for too many things just because of cheap labor. 

As you said, working together helps the peace process. I long for a day, when countries can put their religious hate aside, and work together to create better lives for everyone. Unfortunately, Hate always wins, and hope gets destroyed whenever the bible and Kuran clash.

Hate wins at the top level, i know a few Iranians and they despise the leaders. 
Iran used t be a booming cultural center, but when the Religious zealots took over, they went backwards 100 years and lost many of their freedoms. 

Not sure how that one will end but they will need to revolt to make change.
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RE: Is Biden's "Don't" foreign policy deterring terrorist groups and Iran? - Mike M (the other one) - 04-14-2024, 08:10 PM

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