Others well informed would say the partnership is essential for the protection of the West, which it is.
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Nobody wants to discuss why
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Sounds like it’s up for discussion! It’s not. Iran understands what fixing to happen and 1/2 of the government sees the logic of negotiations, and the other half wants to continue their old ways. There will be a price to pay, one way or the other.
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So many times it has been explained why, but it seems some do not read it.
It’s true … we’ve given up asking you to.
Refusing to read opposing viewpoints is a form of confirmation bias and closed-mindedness that restricts intellectual growth, fuels polarization, and strengthens biases. Engaging with challenging material sharpens critical thinking, fosters empathy, and deepens understanding of one’s own beliefs, even when that material is uncomfortable.
Just wishy washy cryptic responses when asked why Israel is holding middle east security together.
Is this from chat gpt?
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Well that progresses it all back to the Obama era of inspections. Will that be counted as a win and as a justification for this war (that apparently is not a war)?
Selective listening** means only paying attention to the points someone makes that are important to you, that impact you, or that you agree with.
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So you admit that you don’t really understand why Israel is so important in that region?
I admit to not understanding why your question has been answered many times, and you asked it again
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What a performance it is to buy a gun in this country
Ever thought of going to live in the States ?
Perhaps it’s time for a new morsel to chew on …instead of each other . A couple of us on here are getting well chewed and stringy. ( and I’m beginning to take pity on them). 
What about the possibility of American troops on Iranian soil.
I’ve had a jog around the major news sites, as you do … and saw this.
From the Guardian
Iran has sent a warning to the United States that it will carpet bomb its own territory to attack any American troops landing there, according to diplomats from a third country who passed on the threat to Washington.
The US is sending thousands of ground troops to the Middle East, which could be deployed to forcibly lift the Iranian blockade of the strait of Hormuz, which is choking global oil and gas supplies from the Gulf. Kharg Island, a tiny island in the Persian Gulf, is thought by analysts to be a likely target for invasion.
Tehran is willing to bomb its own infrastructure at Kharg Island, a crucial export terminal for Iranian oil, or elsewhere, to target American soldiers there. Iran believes that, as any landing party will have limited missile defences available, this would mean a bloodbath for US forces.
“Iran says that they don’t care that they will have to blow up their own territory,” a diplomat involved told The Guardian. “They will do it to kill American soldiers.”
The presence of Americans on Iranian soil would cross a new red line for Iran. The US military could aim to seize territory, in order to make Iran open the strait. Aside from Kharg, options include deploying the forces along Iran’s coastline or taking one of the other small islands.
I recently watched a documentary on the anniversary of the Dunblane massacre. The dignity of the locals who campaigned to very much tighten gun laws was powerful. Well done them. They won even in the face of strong opposition from the sports shooting groups. It is why the UK has so few gun deaths.
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Best they take over the power suppy stations then. The Gardian is crap anyway
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5103 incidents last year
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Again, problem following the conversation.
Iran will be inspecting the countries that are surrendering nuclear capabilities. Lol
At least the other one admits having problem following conversation. Nothing can really be done to help some.