Trump Enslavement Syndrome - Orange man good. /r/The_Donald and any public demonstration of rabid pro-Trump enthusiasm in spite of all reason.

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Do you mean disbarred from practicing law? Or barred from entering college?

I can't imagine making a post about quality of education and ability to form an argument, and somehow manage to fumble in the first two sentences.

You are not of great slavness from comings out of Balkans, tovarish. Da.
 
We have 13 days left to see if this cuck is right
The goal posts will just get pushed and the blame will somehow fall on the evil radical liberals. Or this is all part of Trump's 8D chess plan, where oil and gas prices rise because it'll somehow make the US rich and he actually never wanted the war to end in the first few days, or weeks, or months, bish:diddler:

Dow's at $49,499.27 $50k, so keep crying liberals :smug:
 
I don't understand predictions like this, it's obviously not going to happen, all it does is make them look retarded when it's inevitably wrong.
These retards are like Ted Cruz and Lindsey Graham. They have absolutely zero shame. Similar to how USPG2 now say that Epstein was based, these retards do the same for anything that Trump does
 
I don't understand predictions like this, it's obviously not going to happen, all it does is make them look retarded when it's inevitably wrong.

It's basically wishcasting, and no one will remember it in another month or two. Meanwhile, it says what miggers want to hear so of course they'll share it and drive up his engagement
 
Trump's TruthSocial posts have been gross, as expected. Once again, MIGA is completely fine with this behavior. They don't have any issue with the president publicly acting like this. They have no standards for themselves. He really is the lolcow president, and they're his cult. They'll cope and say he's trolling. But that's gay.

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Semi-new developments with negotiations in Trump's war against Iran.

US President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Iran’s revised proposal on May 1.
May 2nd:
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Based on the ISW's 2 pm EST data cutoff and Trump's post from around 6 pm EST, I think Trump's TruthSocial post is referring to a new May 2nd proposal. His thoughts will probably be included in ISW's May 3rd report.


Iran Update Special Report, May 2, 2026 / Archive
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Iran does not appear to have altered its negotiating position over the management of the Strait of Hormuz and its nuclear program in its latest proposal. Some elements of the Iranian regime may calculate that Iran can impose sufficient economic and political costs on the United States to coerce the United States to make concessions.
Iran is taking steps to try to withstand the US naval blockade. Iran has reportedly begun reducing its oil production as its storage capacity reaches its limits. Iran is likely reducing oil production rather than halting it because shutting down oil production could cause significant damage to Iranian oil fields.

Two senior Iranian officials told the New York Times on May 1 that Iran’s new proposal, which Iran submitted to the United States via Pakistani mediators on April 30, removed a previous condition that required the United States to lift its naval blockade on Iranian ports before Iran and the United States could begin negotiations.
Iran’s proposal also reportedly states that Iran is willing to “open” the Strait of Hormuz before the United States announces an end to its blockade.
Iran similarly offered to “open” the strait in its previous proposal on April 26, but caveated that it would charge vessels a toll to transit through the strait.[3] Iranian officials have not publicly indicated that the regime will abandon its proposed toll scheme. Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei stated on April 30 that Iran will impose a “new management” in the strait that will reap “economic benefits” for Iran, for example.
Iran’s latest proposal also pushes discussions over nuclear issues to a later stage, similar to Iran’s April 26 proposal.[5] ISW-CTP previously noted that any proposal that pushes nuclear negotiations to a later stage would not force Iran to make concessions regarding its highly enriched uranium (HEU) stockpile or ability to enrich uranium up front, but would rather grant Iran more time to engage in talks about these issues.[6]
Iran is still trying to keep its uranium enrichment and its control of the Strait, but is willing to make some concessions to make it happen. It's better to have the Strait opened and charge ships tolls than to keep the Strait closed and charge no one.

Iranian Armed Forces General Staff-run Defa Press argued on May 2 that the war between the United States and Iran has shifted from a direct conflict to a conflict focused on the “imposition of costs.”[8] Defa Press argued that “patience” will be one of the “ultimate determinants of victory,” which suggests that some elements of the regime may be willing to endure the United States’ economic and military pressure while simultaneously imposing economic and political costs on the United States to try to pressure the United States to soften its negotiating demands.
I think this argument is partially correct. If Trump's war against Iran doesn't go back to armed conflict, it might become a war of economics. It's difficult to guess how that would play out, though. The increased oil and gas prices in the US are already causing some difficulties.

[Iranian military officials] described renewed military conflict between Iran, the United States, and Israel as “likely” and emphasized that Iranian armed forces remain on full alert.
I think renewed conflicts are likely, too. The longer the talks continue, the more likely it is for either Trump or Israel to attack. It would be very dumb for Iran to attack first, unless they're 100% certain they're about to be attacked. As in, US planes are in Iranian airspace at that moment.

Iran has begun reducing its oil production as its storage capacity reaches its limits, according to a senior Iranian official speaking to Bloomberg on May 2.[10] Iran is likely reducing oil production rather than halting it because shutting down oil production could cause significant damage to Iranian oil fields.
As expected, Iran is slowing down oil production. I wonder how they're going to deal with their storage issues later.
Pentagon officials told Axios on May 1 that 31 tankers carrying roughly 53 million barrels of Iranian oil, worth at least $4.8 billion USD, remain in the Persian Gulf because of the US naval blockade on Iranian ports.
That's a lot of oil. I wouldn't be shocked if Trump or Israel tries to seize them at some point. Trump loves oil, as we already know.
 
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