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![Billionaire investor Peter Thiel has openly questioned one of DJ.Trump’s biggest foreign policy decisions, revealing a rare disagreement between a longtime Trump ally and the president. Thiel, one of the Republican Party’s most influential technology donors, said the United States should not have launched its war with Iran. His remarks were delivered during a private lecture on October 12 and later obtained by POLITICO’s Decoded. “I’m skeptical of [the war], I think we should not have done it,” Thiel said. “There were a lot of mistakes that were made.” He also warned that the United States could lose influence around the world, raising concerns about both its military strength and its international reputation. The comments stand out because Thiel backed Trump in 2016 and later became a major financial supporter of Vice President JD Vance’s Senate campaign. Yet Thiel’s criticism does not appear to signal a complete break with the administration. During the same lecture, he expressed continued support for Trump while questioning the wider consequences of the conflict. He also discussed the growing influence of the International Criminal Court, suggesting that the possibility of legal action could weigh heavily on the administration as it handles the war. The timing adds another layer of significance, with the US midterm elections approaching and Republicans working to maintain their control of Congress. Thiel’s remarks also echo earlier reporting that Vance had expressed skepticism about military action against Iran before the conflict began. Neither Thiel’s representatives nor the White House responded to requests for comment, according to the report. When even a powerful political ally questions a major decision, it raises an important question about the costs and consequences of war. Do you think political allies should speak out publicly when they disagree with a president’s major decisions? \#PeterThiel #DJTrump #IranWar #USPolitics #politicalnews](/video/cover/7699474536026197261.webp)
