After watching this video, I became passionately angry with the "spirit" that is beating the drums of war over Iran.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG4NMZiJZXA

USA budget on defence alone is bigger than iran,iraq,qatar GDP combined

Chaii

I pray it does not get down to war... Sometimes, the so called underdogs can cause an upset as in the case of the vietnam war where U.S suffered her biggest casualty in war history.

A rule in the Law of Power says "...never underestimate your enemy."

Come back when you can tell me what a higher budget did for the US in Vietnam and Afghanistan till date

No be by too much weapons..una no gree hear

You don't need to compare. Tell Buhari to go and advise Iranian leaders what made him release sowore and dasuki.

GreetMe:
Come back when you can tell me what a higher budget did for the US in Vietnam and Afghanistan till date

No be by too much weapons..una no gree hear

If the U.S had wiped them out now, this same you would have criticize their action for wiping them out.

One thing to take to heart is that; President Trump is not like every other president. Everything he said before being elected was done.

Iran should take caution ooo

GreetMe:
Come back when you can tell me what a higher budget did for the US in Vietnam and Afghanistan till date

No be by too much weapons..una no gree hear

Virtually every major American corporation has operations in Vietnam. Afghanistan is fighting terrorists, never an invasion force.

GreetMe:
Come back when you can tell me what a higher budget did for the US in Vietnam and Afghanistan till date

No be by too much weapons..una no gree hear

This week marks the 40th anniversary of the fall of Saigon, a national holiday in Vietnam better known as Liberation Day. The event signified the end of the Vietnam War, culminating with a North Vietnamese army tank bulldozing through the gates of the Reunification Palace – the residence of the president of South Vietnam – and major helicopter evacuations of American military personnel and Vietnamese citizens.

Vietnamese Embrace U.S. and Capitalism
Yet four decades after the controversial war, the Vietnamese public sees the United States as a helpful ally and even embraces some of the core tenets of capitalism.

Today, the Vietnamese view the U.S. in a positive light. About three-quarters of Vietnamese (76%) expressed a favorable opinion of the U.S. in a 2014 Pew Research Center survey. More highly educated people (89%) gave the U.S. especially high marks. Young people ages 18-29 were particularly affirmative (89%), but the U.S. is seen positively even by those who are old enough to have lived through the Vietnam War. Among those ages 50 and older, more than six-in-ten rated the U.S. favorably.

The U.S. and Vietnam have built strong economic ties since war’s end, reflecting the Vietnamese public’s desire for increased participation in international trade and their views that the U.S. is the top player in the world economy. Despite the Vietnamese government’s single-party socialist framework, an overwhelming majority of Vietnamese (95%) agreed that people are better off in a free market economy, even if some people are rich and some are poor. An equal percentage voiced the opinion that growing trade and business ties between Vietnam and other countries is a good thing. Specifically, most view international trade as having positive effects on job creation (78%) and raising workers’ wages (72%).
https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/04/30/vietnamese-see-u-s-as-key-ally/

It is well

danny56:


If the U.S had wiped them out now, this same you would have criticize their action for wiping them out.

You don't even understand how war is fought, you think it's Hollywood...no be only wipe them out