Anyone with a brain already knows Joe Biden is a long time war monger. Senator Joe Biden, who at the time was chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, voted for the resolution to authorize military involvement in Iraq. The Iraq war resulted in the death of 4,424 US military members and cost taxpayers $2.4 trillion.

Now Biden and his administration are attacking Israel, Russia, and Saudi Arabia who we recently signed Peace Deals with under President Trump’s leadership. Biden recently took Irans side after Israel retaliated to a long pattern of Iranian attacks on Israel ships.

JUST IN – US and Iranian officials point to Saudi Arabia and Israel for undermining nuclear talks in Vienna, citing ship attack in the Red Sea. https://t.co/tDih2V0g8t pic.twitter.com/WEUrMnBrCM

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Recently Israel and Iran Tensions have been rising with Iran being public that they are enriching Uranium for bombs again. Biden seems to be in support of Iran actually having nukes this time.

JUST IN – PM Netanyahu: Israel won't be bound by a bad nuclear deal with Iran that will pave the way to nuclear weapons.

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Biden Recently Offered Iran $1 Billion in cash to stop enriching Uranium. You know the same policy from the Biden administration of giving terrorist pallets of cash. Iran who is clearly more interested in weapons than money quickly denied. Biden wasted no Time blaming Israel and Saudi Arabia who seemingly wasn’t much involved but needs to look like bad guys for Biden’s war to work. Now we hear Biden is prepared to lift bans on Iran, even those inconsistent with nuclear deal. That is bad news for America.

JUST IN – US prepared to lift bans on Iran, even those inconsistent with nuclear deal – US State Dept. spokesman (PressTV)

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The United States is prepared to remove sanctions on Iran to resume compliance with the Iran nuclear deal, including those that are inconsistent with the 2015 pact, the U.S. State Department said on Wednesday, without providing details.

“We are prepared to take the steps necessary to return to compliance with the JCPOA, including by lifting sanctions that are inconsistent with the JCPOA. I am not in a position here to give you chapter and verse on what those might be,” State Department spokesman Ned Price told reporters. He was referring to the pact formally called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)