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Though I see Pompeo as a careerist deep state actor who has little regard for we tax serfs, the Iranians are well aware of DJT’s and our political situation.
If the mullahs can keep the game going just a bit longer we’ll be in thrall to them and by extension their friends and allies. And should the mullahs find themselves in extremis and about to fall their final fusillades at their neighbors will give us 10s of millions to feed and provide for. The old ‘you broke it, you own it’ scenario. We of course do not have the wherewithal to feed, clothe, and rebuild for those 10s of millions so holy cow, what now?
DJT imagined a New York ‘take it or leave it’ real estate deal. Unfortunately for us it’s turned out otherwise.
No such thing as 6D chess…watching options dwindle…
On another note I’ll be flying on 9/11 and wondering if any crew or pax might note the date.
OtG out.
“DJT imagined a New York ‘take it or leave it’ real estate deal.”
Not at all surprising. He is and has always been a New York real estate hustler. Not gonna say developer. Go back and look up how he hustled Merv Griffin into “winning” the Resorts International “cage match.” Perhaps more importantly, how it all shook out from Griffin’s standpoint.
An old saying goes”History doesn’t repeat itself but it does occasionally rhyme.” It is often attributed, apparently incorrectly, to Mark Twain
In that vein here’s two quotes we can cite with a source and a time frame. They come from an exchange between an American and a North Vietnamese in April 1975 at the Paris peace talks.
“You know, you never defeated us on the battlefield.” — U.S. Army Colonel Harry G. Summers Jr.
“That may be so, but it is also irrelevant.” — North Vietnamese Colonel Nguyễn Đôn Tự
Here’s the punch line.
“Just like ‘deja vu’ all over again.” — Yogi Berra
Though I see Pompeo as a careerist deep state actor who has little regard for we tax serfs, the Iranians are well aware of DJT’s and our political situation.
If the mullahs can keep the game going just a bit longer we’ll be in thrall to them and by extension their friends and allies. And should the mullahs find themselves in extremis and about to fall their final fusillades at their neighbors will give us 10s of millions to feed and provide for. The old ‘you broke it, you own it’ scenario. We of course do not have the wherewithal to feed, clothe, and rebuild for those 10s of millions so holy cow, what now?
DJT imagined a New York ‘take it or leave it’ real estate deal. Unfortunately for us it’s turned out otherwise.
No such thing as 6D chess…watching options dwindle…
On another note I’ll be flying on 9/11 and wondering if any crew or pax might note the date.
OtG out.
“DJT imagined a New York ‘take it or leave it’ real estate deal.”
Not at all surprising. He is and has always been a New York real estate hustler. Not gonna say developer. Go back and look up how he hustled Merv Griffin into “winning” the Resorts International “cage match.” Perhaps more importantly, how it all shook out from Griffin’s standpoint.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9IczXD7I8s
There’s a lot of W. C. Fields in DJT.
“You can’t cheat an honest man. Never give a sucker an even break or smarten up a chump” — W. C. Fields in “You Can’t Cheat an Honest Man” (1939)
Or as I like to call him the Professor Harold Hill of Politics…

An old saying goes”History doesn’t repeat itself but it does occasionally rhyme.” It is often attributed, apparently incorrectly, to Mark Twain
In that vein here’s two quotes we can cite with a source and a time frame. They come from an exchange between an American and a North Vietnamese in April 1975 at the Paris peace talks.
“You know, you never defeated us on the battlefield.” — U.S. Army Colonel Harry G. Summers Jr.
“That may be so, but it is also irrelevant.” — North Vietnamese Colonel Nguyễn Đôn Tự
Here’s the punch line.
“Just like ‘deja vu’ all over again.” — Yogi Berra