So the debate started. Should America do anything about the apparent Iranian drones that attacked Saudi oil installation or not? Should the President just do something or should congress have to give the OK per the Constitution?
The US has already done something. It has decided to be Saudi Arabia's bitch and pulled out of the Iranian nuclear entente. What is the long-term strategy here? Is there one?
Iran and Saudi Arabia hate each other for reasons of their own. Why would anyone think that the US has any useful part to play in this conflict? In what ways are things better because of past US involvement? What useful strategy has emerged from this administration? I'm not asking for solutions, just one indication of one step in the right direction.
Do you think that Iran would have backed such a drone attack if it had any respect or fear of the current US administration? Trump threatens all kind of things on Twitter every day, is anyone is still paying any attention to that drivel anymore?
The drone attacks probably happened in part because of perceived US weakness and incompetence at the top.
This is Saudi Arabia's problem, let them sort it out.
Saudi lobbiests regularly book dozens of rooms at Trump's DC hotel, maybe Iran should do the same.
