BREAKING: The Pentagon announces the US killed Iranian general Soleimani

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I think he means effectively, not technically.  Which, yeah, somebody in the admin has certainly made that calculation.  

There are alot of batshit things that the admin could do, and a few that they must do, in order to remain in power.  Killing an iranian is all of a piece with the existential dilemma facing our current admin, lol.  Turns out they tried to kill a few more...but couldn't get there.

I'm starting to wonder if there's anything that these guys are good at.

Fucking up

Yeah, the Corleones they ain't.

Boru

[WinterHold]

The senate's vote is what prevents me from calling this impeachment process "successful yet".
The scenario of him staying in power and causing a "civil war" over it is still a possibility to me.

Then you might want to learn what the relevant terms mean.  'Impeachment' is a formal accusation, akin to indictment.  It's got nothing to do with whether the official in question is removed from office.

Boru

That's why I used the word "process" after "impeachment".
Impeachment in the U.S must go through 2 main councils: the first agreed to "impeach Trump" but the second is yet to vote.

The conclusion of the second council -i.e the senate- might lead to the civil war everybody fears.

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I know that the right wing, Evangelical Christians, Zionist wings too are all pro-Trump, all can start that war too.
It won't stay on American soil too with Russia and China lurking around.

[Fireball]

I think he means effectively, not technically.  Which, yeah, somebody in the admin has certainly made that calculation.  

There are alot of batshit things that the admin could do, and a few that they must do, in order to remain in power.  Killing an iranian is all of a piece with the existential dilemma facing our current admin, lol.  Turns out they tried to kill a few more...but couldn't get there.

I'm starting to wonder if there's anything that these guys are good at.

Fucking up

Indeed, "The Gang the Couldn't Shoot Straight", coupled with all the subterfuge skill of a kitten trying to cover its shit on a tin roof.

[Smedders]

I don't know what it's like in other countries but here in the UK this story died out quickly. I was expecting this to rumble on in the media for ages but it only seem to last a few days here before other things took over.