Trump blasts Iran for 'delay' tactics amid fragile ceasefire
President Trump's latest post comes at a tense moment in the Middle East over a fragile ceasefire
President Donald Trump strongly criticized Iran and, along with it, former president Barack Obama in a new post on social media, as a ceasefire in a war in the Middle East remains fragile.
"Iran has been playing games with the United States, and the rest of the World, for 47 years (DELAY, DELAY, DELAY!), and then finally hit “pay dirt” when Barack Hussein Obama became President."
He continues, "He was not only good to them, he was great, actually going to their side, jettisoning Israel, and all other Allies, and giving Iran a major and very powerful new lease on life."
"Hundreds of Billions of Dollars, and 1.7 Billion Dollars in green cash, flown into Tehran, was handed to them on a silver platter."
Trump notes, "Every Bank in D.C., Virginia, and Maryland was emptied out — It was so much money that when it arrived, the Iranian Thugs had no idea what to do with it. They had never seen money like this, and never will again."
"It was taken off the plane in suitcases and satchels, and the Iranians couldn’t believe their luck."
He continues, "They finally found the greatest SUCKER of them all, in the form of a weak and stupid American President."
"He was a disaster as our “Leader,” but not as bad as Sleepy Joe Biden! For 47 years the Iranians have been “tapping” us along, keeping us waiting, killing our people with their roadside bombs, destroying protests, and recently wiping out 42,000 innocent, unarmed protestors, and laughing at our now GREAT AGAIN Country. They will be laughing no longer! President DONALD J. TRUMP."
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