
Do you remember when you were a child playing a game called chicken? You know, when you were dared to do something, and when you didn’t, you were called “Chicken”?
Or, as an adult, a reckless dare where two drivers speed directly toward each other or down the center line of a road. The driver who swerves or brakes first is publicly mocked as the coward ("chicken").
Or, political standoffs, such as budget battles or nuclear deterrence (like the Cuban Missile Crisis), where nations push to the brink of conflict hoping the other blinks first.
Now, the Islamic Regime flat-out rejected President Trump’s claim that new negotiations were due to get underway later Monday, with officials stating that no talks were taking place or scheduled.
Trump told reporters en route to Washington Sunday night that he had called off a planned “massive attack” on Iran at the request of US partners in the region, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar.
“They thought that a deal is imminent,” said the president, later adding: “Now what we’re doing is talking to them [Iran], in the form of a negotiation. It begins tomorrow afternoon.”
Iran Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei claimed Monday that no negotiations with the US were in prospect and Tehran had no plans to host any foreign delegations or send negotiators abroad in the coming days.
It is becoming apparent that the Occupying Regime of Iran is playing a long game of “chicken”, betting that they can outlast the Trump administration, that they can return to a time before Trump, and continue unfettered its terrorist ways both inside and outside Iran.
Monday’s developments appeared to fit a pattern that has emerged since Trump launched “Operation Epic Fury” alongside Israel more than five months ago. On several occasions, Trump has threatened military action only to later cite diplomatic contacts as a reason for stepping back.
Iran, however, has publicly rejected negotiations with Washington since a June memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the conflict collapsed in early July.
It is time to call the Regime for what it is: Scam.







