Published 01:35 IST, January 9th 2020
Former CIA member calls Trump's address a declaration of "empty victory"
Reacting to President Trump's address over the attacks on US military bases in Iraq, ex-CIA member Glenn Karl said that Trump has declared an empty victory
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After US President Donald Trump dressed media post attacks on military bases in Iraq, former CIA member and author, Glenn Karl during ‘ Debate’ with Republic TV’s Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami reiterated that Trump h declared an empty victory.
During discussion, Karl agreed that Trump retreated in his speech and me room for himself to anunce de-escalation, subsequently claiming that rest of world needs to take responsibility. Karl also asserted that Trump is incoherent with his thoughts.
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Glenn Karl’s views on Trump’s speech
Former CIA member from Boston, Glenn Karl from Boston while speaking about Donald Trump’s speech said, “I think main point perhaps has t been emphasized (in debate), which is that Trump, in his statement, looked for a way to sound strong particularly to United States audience. He avoided going furr against hostilities. It's quite clear that he is seeking a way out, re is statement whatsoever, about what United States will do. It was just a lot of ise about, ‘we are strong, we are great, I have done wonderful things’, and this is all standard Trump stuff. So, he is declared victory and all of it is empty.”
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Furr slamming Trump over his way of taking stands on issues, Karl said that Trump only cares about appearances. "It's all about appearance for him, he does t care about anything else. It’s stunning. Trump’s perspective is incoherent,” he said.
“ United States has someone who is incoherent, incompetent, superficial, capricious, self-referential and totally unsuited for its task at hand,” Glenn Karl ded.
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Trump urges UNSC intervention
Donald Trump while dressing media spoke about how United States could immediately impose powerful ecomic sanctions on Iran if y don’t abandon “nuclear ambition”. He lashed out at Iran and said that Iran created hell in Yemen, Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan with $150 billion y received from US.
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Trump reiterated that "defective" 2015 nuclear deal was reason why Iran could create “hell” in middle eastern countries.
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Talking about UNSC he furr said, “Time has come for UNSC members to recognize this. We must work toger to make a deal with Iran for world peace. Peace cant prevail in middle east till time Iran is waging violence. Your campaign of terror and mayhem will t be tolerated.”
01:35 IST, January 9th 2020