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<blockquote data-quote="MrFedEx" data-source="post: 4321670" data-attributes="member: 12508">Yes. Inquiries to the Selective Service were way up today. All of the usual suspects here are cheering for Trump&#039;s assassination of the Iranian general without thinking about the wider consequences. This could quite possibly be the catalyst for thousands more dying in a war/wars or much accelerated terrorism.There was another US attack tonight, but details are sketchy so far. More fuel on the fire.Two bad guys have been taken out, but their organizations and proxies are now highly motivated for revenge, and since Iran knows it can&#039;t beat the US head to head in a military conflict, they&#039;ll get even by killing civilians or our allies, attacking their businesses, or a wide variety of other options.A few months ago, Iranian proxies demonstrated their ability to attack and disrupt Saudi oil production, and that was just a limited attack.You blood thirsty war hawks might get what you want.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrFedEx, post: 4321670, member: 12508"] Yes. Inquiries to the Selective Service were way up today. All of the usual suspects here are cheering for Trump's assassination of the Iranian general without thinking about the wider consequences. This could quite possibly be the catalyst for thousands more dying in a war/wars or much accelerated terrorism. There was another US attack tonight, but details are sketchy so far. More fuel on the fire. Two bad guys have been taken out, but their organizations and proxies are now highly motivated for revenge, and since Iran knows it can't beat the US head to head in a military conflict, they'll get even by killing civilians or our allies, attacking their businesses, or a wide variety of other options. A few months ago, Iranian proxies demonstrated their ability to attack and disrupt Saudi oil production, and that was just a limited attack. You blood thirsty war hawks might get what you want. [/QUOTE]

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