Trump Goes Mute on US War Deaths…Markets Crash!!!!

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What are the implications of Trump's silence on US war deaths?

Donald Trump is panicking as his unlawful war against Iran is beyond catastrophic. We are learning about more US service members who have been killed in combat. The number is now officially seven service members killed in combat that we are aware of. Remember, the Trump regime lies. I just want to say that. also apparently an eighth service member died apparently through circumstances that the trump regime is not giving any details on so eight service members actually dead in this war against iran we are now seeing the single largest oil shock in

How many US service members have died in the Iran war?

world history right now. We're losing about 20 million barrels of oil supply per day with the Hormuz Strait being closed, essentially based on this war against Iran. In addition, markets are crashing all throughout Asia, Australia, throughout the entire world. Stock markets are crashing. The U.S. futures, as of last night, was absolutely crashing. The Dow NASDAQ, S&P down more than 2% and that looked like it was going to get worse and worse by the minute. And speaking about by the minute, the price of oil exceeding $115 per barrel we're likely going to see four to five dollar a gallon gasoline on average here in the united states and the price of diesel is going to be even more than that i mean you look at some of the markets yesterday whether it was south korea's market down seven percent taiwan
6%, Japan 6%, Australia 4%, a global economic meltdown caused by Donald Trump and his despicable regime. Yesterday, Donald Trump was golfing at Doral, his resort. in Miami, Florida, and he was forcing people to clap for him as he would walk around, and then he would frantically call reporters, like he even called the Times of Israel, to say, look how great I'm doing. Isn't this amazing? To which the Times of Israel reporter said, well, when does this end? You know, are you able to withdraw on your own or do you have to wait for Netanyahu in order for this war against Iran to end? Because the global devastation that you're causing is absolutely massive right now. And Trump says, you know, it'll be a mutual decision.
Me and Netanyahu are going to figure it out together. Trump says, how great is Netanyahu? He's doing an amazing job. An amazing job? What the hell are you talking about? It doesn't get much more catastrophic and devastating than this. You know, interestingly, Lindsey Graham, who is out there saying... yesterday morning on the morning shows we're gonna bomb the hell out of iran we're gonna bomb the hell out of you when more details i guess came out about how israel was targeting these oil depots in iran basically turning all of iran into what looks like a like nuclear winter the entire uh country uh was engulfed in these black clouds from the oil and just thinking about not just the thousands of people who have been killed in Iran by the United States and Israel right now, but in the future, the people who are going to get cancers and other illnesses as a result of what has transpired.
I mean, you saw those images yesterday in Tehran, where as a result of the oil being blown up, these oil depots being blown up by Israel and seeping into the sewage, You had basically this ignition moment where the flames like literally engulfed the whole of Tehran. And meanwhile, in Tehran and in Iran proper in general, as you know, they've elected a new Ayatollah, Manchaba, the son of the old Ayatollah. And you had people now who were even against the Ayatollah in Iran, very supportive of this regime now. rallying around the Ayatollah, rallying around Iranian nationalism. Trump lost the people who were out there even protesting against the Ayatollah before. And a lot of the chants you're hearing in the street is, we now got a younger Ayatollah.
Was Khamenei

What is the impact of the Iran war on global oil supply?

who is 84, 85 years old. We now have his son. His son, Mojave, who's the new Ayatollah, was greeted with huge applause in the streets. I mean, the people of Iran are more entrenched than ever right now against the United States. Everything that Trump and his regime and Netanyahu's done has absolutely backfires.

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