"As Shakespeare said, "Cry havoc, and let slip the dogs of war!" Our troops are tired sir. Let them finish the job and then go home."
I know this is going to look like a Deja vu all over again. We have a deal; we don't have a deal. We are close to the framework of a deal; we are not even meeting for a deal. For the love of Pete President Trump, listen to your military advisors. They are telling you (in gentle and respectable language), that this bunch of Persians are playing us like a fiddle. I am going to make this short, to the point - and blunt. There is ZERO interest for Iran to make a deal with us. We may want a neat and tidy legal document with all the "T's" crossed and the "I's" dotted - but the other side could give a whit about any paper produced. They just want Israel and the USA dead. It is as simple as that.
I think it is time to show the back side of our hand like it has not yet been seen by these guys. I could see a parade of B-52s, B-1s, B-2s, Warthogs, F-35's, F-15s, Super Hornets - you name it. Throw everything but the kitchen sink at them. When the call up and say "please stop bombing us" - tell them tough toenails. They had their chance for peace. Now it is war up until they sign the surrender papers. We will never have a better chance than right now. Stalling makes no sense - none.
They have played us long enough. We have seen this movie, played this game. We need to end this and end it quickly. Heck, they are still shooting at ships in the Strait! Enough already! We will never return to normal at this rate. And another thing - if they are this dishonest putting an agreement together, do you really think they will honor it once the ink is dry? No way, Jose! Like I said - there is no better time than the present to end this. Tell the Saudis if they want to help us end it quickly, fire up your jets.
My biggest fear is if Trump keeps getting played by Iran, he will have "TACO Don" as his legacy. That would be unfair to him, but if he can't get us out of this rut, it might be earned. As Shakespeare said, "Cry havoc, and let slip the dogs of war!" Our troops are tired sir. Let them finish the job and then go home.

