Difference between revisions of "Talk:Just War Theory"

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*''[[USA Today]]'': [[Epic Fury|Iran war]] not justified by [[Just War Theory]]. [https://news-usa.today/cardinal-mcelroy-us-iran-war-not-morally-legitimate-catholic-teaching-explained/]
 
*''[[USA Today]]'': [[Epic Fury|Iran war]] not justified by [[Just War Theory]]. [https://news-usa.today/cardinal-mcelroy-us-iran-war-not-morally-legitimate-catholic-teaching-explained/]
 
*''[[EWTN]]'': [https://www.ewtnnews.com/world/us/iran-just-war Catholic theologians urge Trump to follow just war doctrine as Iran conflict continues]. [[War]] is justified only to confront grave [[evil]], its harm must not exceed the evil it seeks to end, and there must be a real chance of success, with all alternatives to war exhausted, the [[catechism]] says.''
 
*''[[EWTN]]'': [https://www.ewtnnews.com/world/us/iran-just-war Catholic theologians urge Trump to follow just war doctrine as Iran conflict continues]. [[War]] is justified only to confront grave [[evil]], its harm must not exceed the evil it seeks to end, and there must be a real chance of success, with all alternatives to war exhausted, the [[catechism]] says.''
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:*[[Trump]]’s claims appeared to conflict with March 2025 testimony from [[Tulsi Gabbard]], director of national intelligence, who said the intelligence community assessment is that “[[Iran]] is not building a [[nuclear weapon]]” and that [[Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei]] had not even authorized a nuclear weapons program.
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:*In a Feb. 27 interview with CBS’ “[[Face the Nation]],” Omani Foreign Minister Badr Al Busaidi — a mediator for the negotiations — said Iran agreed to many concessions. The country agreed to reduce [[uranium]] enrichment and reduce its stockpile to a level at which Iran could “never, ever have [the] nuclear material that will create a bomb” and it would submit to inspections. Al Busaidi said he believed “the peace deal is within our reach,” but less than a day later, Trump launched [[Operation Epic Fury]], which began the [[military]] attacks on Iran.
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Latest revision as of 21:19, March 11, 2026

This is a prime example: User:Conservative just keeps repeating & spamming, in so-called "discussions" or "debates" with him, meaningless old tropes which he never understood in the first place. RobSI don’t really care, Margaret 18:29, February 16, 2025 (EST)

  • Trump’s claims appeared to conflict with March 2025 testimony from Tulsi Gabbard, director of national intelligence, who said the intelligence community assessment is that “Iran is not building a nuclear weapon” and that Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had not even authorized a nuclear weapons program.
  • In a Feb. 27 interview with CBS’ “Face the Nation,” Omani Foreign Minister Badr Al Busaidi — a mediator for the negotiations — said Iran agreed to many concessions. The country agreed to reduce uranium enrichment and reduce its stockpile to a level at which Iran could “never, ever have [the] nuclear material that will create a bomb” and it would submit to inspections. Al Busaidi said he believed “the peace deal is within our reach,” but less than a day later, Trump launched Operation Epic Fury, which began the military attacks on Iran.
  • etc. etc.