After 12 days, Trump's war stands at crossroads: Duped once again into making ill-advised attack on Iran with no winnable strategy in hand, president is faced with dilemma -- how to exit with 'win'

Iranian regime, described by Washington neocons as weak and vulnerable, proves once again to be resilient and poised for a long and disruptive war capable of causing vast economic pain to many nations

There are indications that U.S. President Donald Trump may be looking for an off ramp in the war with Iran as the tide of the war seems to have swung in favor of the Iranians.

Remember, the Iranians don’t need to defeat the U.S. to win this war. All they have to do is hang onto power and flaunt the U.S. President Donald Trump’s call for a regime change in their country.

The longer this war drags on, the greater chance that Iran or one of its allies will strike back in a way that affects all of us. A cyber attack. A terror attack. Something. Trump knows this. That won’t be good for his party going forward, especially if he’s unable to accomplish the regime change he and his neocon war cabinet so desperately crave.

As the war was about to enter its 12th day, Trump said Tuesday that the war was about to end “very soon.” It is being reported that representatives of China, France and Russia have made overtures to the warring parties in search of a ceasefire deal.

Trump seems oblivious to the f…