Many express a strong belief that the US has a poor record of winning wars since WWII, citing Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, and the current conflict with Iran as examples of costly and unsuccessful interventions.

There is significant opposition to the ongoing or potential war with Iran, with some viewing it as a vanity project, a miscalculation by Trump, or a conflict that drains resources and harms the US.

Many criticize the US's history of losing wars and its current involvement in conflicts, particularly with Iran, viewing them as costly, unnecessary, and driven by arrogance or political manipulation.

There is strong condemnation of US support for Israel, with some calling it a 'rogue state' and accusing the US of enabling genocide and being influenced by pro-Israel lobbies.

Concerns are raised about Iran's activities and potential threats, with some suggesting Trump has given Iran a 'green light' or that Iran is involved in terror networks.

Factual reports detail U.S. military activities, including the Navy's call for next-generation submarine designs and NATO reconnaissance flights over the Black Sea.

There is strong condemnation of the Iraq War, emphasizing that it was based on lies about 'weapons of mass destruction' and resulted in immense loss of life.

Criticism is directed at those who supported or cheered on the Iraq War, particularly in light of its predictable and disastrous consequences.

Commentators express disillusionment and criticism regarding past and present US military engagements, citing them as failures and questioning their impact on the country's progress.

Some criticize NATO's role in destabilizing regions like Libya and Syria, attributing it to oligarchic interests in oil and cheap labor.