Biden's gas prices soar again. Up to $3.75/gal

[struth]

Really?

I paid 4 bucks a gallon yesterday

A full dollar more than when Biden was Prez

Haha sorry not true…over xiden’s four years the national avg was 3.60…peaking at over five

So no, not a dollar more

In fact on avg since trumps been back in office it’s lower

 

[rightwinger]

/----/ Bidum couldn't find the strait on a map.

He knew how to deal with Iran
He also knew how to deal with our allies

 

[pknopp]

/----/ Bidum couldn't find the strait on a map.

That would be a good thing.

 

[Lesh]

Haha sorry not true…over xiden’s four years the national avg was 3.60…peaking at over five

So no, not a dollar more

In fact on avg since trumps been back in office it’s lower

Average don’t mean shit

It takes into account what you paid yesterday

what we care about is what we pay today… and tomorrow

 

[Lesh]

It was five dollars in June of 2022, trump was elected Nov of 2024…that’s not two and half years

Stop lying already

2022 is not 2024

How stupid are you?

 

[rightwinger]

Biden gave Trump gas at $3.17
Trump raised it to over $4

 

[Cellblock2429]

That would be a good thing.

/----/ You guys are hell bent on helping Iran get nukes and ICBMs.

 

[pknopp]

/----/ You guys are hell bent on helping Iran get nukes and ICBMs.

I'm still working on arming Iraq don't you know?

 

[rightwinger]

/----/ You guys are hell bent on helping Iran get nukes and ICBMs.

Trump removed the inspectors who were keeping Iran from getting nukes.

By attacking Iran and killing its leader…..Trump makes it clear that they need them

 

[Cellblock2429]

Trump removed the inspectors who were keeping Iran from getting nukes.

By attacking Iran and killing its leader…..Trump makes it clear that they need them

/----/ Then why didn;t Bidum reinstate them? The situation regarding President Trump 45 and nuclear inspectors is a bit more nuanced than a simple "yes he did" or "no he didn't." While he didn't personally fire or physically remove inspectors, his administration's policy decisions led to a significant reduction in their oversight.
Here is the breakdown of what happened:

The U.S. Withdrawal from the JCPOA​

In May 2018, President Trump withdrew the United States from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), often called the Iran nuclear deal.

• The Inspectors: These were not American employees, but officials from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), a United Nations body.
• The Mechanism: The deal granted these inspectors unprecedented access to Iranian facilities. When the U.S. withdrew and reimposed sanctions, the legal framework that forced Iran to accept those "intrusive" inspections began to crumble.

The Chain Reaction​

While inspectors stayed in Iran for several years after the U.S. exit, the withdrawal triggered a series of events that eventually limited their work:

• Iranian Retaliation: In response to U.S. "maximum pressure" sanctions, Iran began gradually breaking the deal's limits.
• Ending "Extra" Access: In February 2021, Iran officially stopped implementing the "Additional Protocol"—a part of the deal that allowed inspectors to visit sites on short notice.
• Camera Deactivation: Iran eventually removed several IAEA monitoring cameras and began restricting the visas of certain experienced inspectors.

Summary of the Impact​

Action	Immediate Result	Long-term Impact
U.S. Withdrawal (2018)	The U.S. stopped its own participation.	Removed the incentive for Iran to allow high-level oversight.
Reimposing Sanctions	Iran remained in compliance for about a year.	Eventually led Iran to stop following the inspection rules.
Inspector Status	Inspectors were not "removed" by Trump.	Iran eventually limited their access because the deal was no longer being honored by the U.S.

So, if you're looking at it from a policy perspective, his actions created the environment where Iran felt justified in pushing the inspectors out or limiting their eyes on the ground. However, the inspectors themselves work for the UN, not the U.S. government.

 

[pknopp]

/----/ Then why didn;t Bidum reinstate them? The situation regarding President Trump 45 and nuclear inspectors is a bit more nuanced than a simple "yes he did" or "no he didn't." While he didn't personally fire or physically remove inspectors, his administration's policy decisions led to a significant reduction in their oversight.
Here is the breakdown of what happened:

The U.S. Withdrawal from the JCPOA​

In May 2018, President Trump withdrew the United States from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), often called the Iran nuclear deal.

• The Inspectors: These were not American employees, but officials from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), a United Nations body.
• The Mechanism: The deal granted these inspectors unprecedented access to Iranian facilities. When the U.S. withdrew and reimposed sanctions, the legal framework that forced Iran to accept those "intrusive" inspections began to crumble.

The Chain Reaction​

While inspectors stayed in Iran for several years after the U.S. exit, the withdrawal triggered a series of events that eventually limited their work:

• Iranian Retaliation: In response to U.S. "maximum pressure" sanctions, Iran began gradually breaking the deal's limits.
• Ending "Extra" Access: In February 2021, Iran officially stopped implementing the "Additional Protocol"—a part of the deal that allowed inspectors to visit sites on short notice.
• Camera Deactivation: Iran eventually removed several IAEA monitoring cameras and began restricting the visas of certain experienced inspectors.

Summary of the Impact​

Action	Immediate Result	Long-term Impact
U.S. Withdrawal (2018)	The U.S. stopped its own participation.	Removed the incentive for Iran to allow high-level oversight.
Reimposing Sanctions	Iran remained in compliance for about a year.	Eventually led Iran to stop following the inspection rules.
Inspector Status	Inspectors were not "removed" by Trump.	Iran eventually limited their access because the deal was no longer being honored by the U.S.

So, if you're looking at it from a policy perspective, his actions created the environment where Iran felt justified in pushing the inspectors out or limiting their eyes on the ground. However, the inspectors themselves work for the UN, not the U.S. government.

We heard the exact same thing in Iraq. Do you never learn?

 

[Cellblock2429]

We heard the exact same thing in Iraq. Do you never learn?

/—-/ tell us what you learned.

 

[pknopp]

/—-/ tell us what you learned.

The government lies to us to further the military complex.

 

[Cellblock2429]

The government lies to us to further the military complex.

/—-/ There was a time that was true. Trump ended that.

 

[struth]

Average don’t mean shit

It takes into account what you paid yesterday

what we care about is what we pay today… and tomorrow

haven't we been talking about averages? National averages?

Today and tomorrow I paid less then the Five dollars I was paying under Xiden....

 

[struth]

2022 is not 2024

How stupid are you?

I didn't say it was....I just highlighted it wasn't two and a half years apart.,,,,,