Trump Panics as Hormuz Plan Rejected
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Why is Donald Trump panicking over the Strait of Hormuz?
Donald Trump is panicking this morning as all of his former allies who he has insulted and attacked are not coming to his side, do not want to help him in his disastrous war against Iran. He is getting rejected by one country after another as Donald Trump is saying, we need you to go into the Strait of Hormuz with us, secure the Strait of Hormuz with us. The UK is saying, uh, no. We don't even think you have a plan. Germany saying, are you even making a formal request? Hey, we're not going to do that. Country after country is following that lead. We will show you what is going down in just a moment. But here's what Donald Trump's been posting this morning. He's been posting memes and then writing, no panikins.
Peace Through Strength, and it's a photo of a B-2 bomber with an American flag on it. And then Donald Trump says, no panikins, because nothing says I'm not panicking than shouting out loud during a war. I'm not panicking. I'm not panicking.
What countries are rejecting Trump's call for military support?
You know, all the great generals and admirals. and American military history would give these great speeches. This isn't a panic. This isn't a panic, everyone. Everything's okay. Everything's okay. I'm just seeking a bailout from Europe the way I tried to seek a bailout from my dad when my casinos were going bankrupt. You know how Donald Trump's dad, Fred, had to bail him out of his failed casinos and they still went bankrupt. Yep, history repeats itself and now we the people are getting screwed by Donald Trump's bankruptcies and idiocracy. Then Donald Trump posts this from a guy named Mark Thiessen. It says, you know who's not having buyer's remorse or panicking or looking for an F on off-ramp? Donald Trump.
Every statement he makes is resolute. He spent more than a month planning this operation. and is executing it without flinching. I mean, do you think we're all stupid? This entire operation has been botched. You didn't explain what you were doing to anybody, and you rushed in to invade Iran because you believe Netanyahu was going to do it first. And this is part of the plan right here? Front page, Financial Times. Donald Trump warns that NATO faces a very bad future if allies fail to help U.S. in Iran. You know, usually you don't do the disastrous war and then beg for help.
How is Trump's social media activity reflecting his state of mind?
You try to like build a coalition. The article goes on to say, if there's no response or if it's a negative response, I think it will be very bad for the future of NATO. Things are looking very bad for the future of NATO. That's what Donald Trump is saying right now. Meanwhile, Greece is saying that Greece has no plan to engage in operations at the Hormuz Strait. The German defense minister is saying Germany will not participate with its military in securing the Strait of Hormuz. UK's Prime Minister Keir Starmer, we will not be drawn into the wider Iran war. Opening the Strait of Hormuz is not some simple task. When the fighting stops, we will need some sort of negotiated agreement with Iran, is what the UK is saying.
We need to negotiate with Iran, and we're seeing this over and over again. We're now seeing it with the UK, but we were seeing it with France. We were seeing with Italy talking about bilateral negotiations with Iran because the U.S. is not a reliable partner anymore. And so the only way to get reliable guarantees is through bilateral negotiations. And then Starmer says the Strait of Hormuz agreement. will not be some sort of NATO mission. We want to be very clear about that. Meanwhile, Iran's foreign minister, Araghchi, is saying, I think the US has already learned a good lesson. He's also saying, Iran is not requesting a ceasefire. We have not sent any messages that we want to ceasefire. And then he went on to say, when we say we don't want a ceasefire, it isn't because we seek war.
This war must end in a way that ensures our enemies never again think of repeating these attacks. They have now seen what kind of nation they are dealing with, one that will defend itself and will take this fight as far as necessary. Now, back in the White House, Caroline Leavitt,
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Why is Donald Trump panicking over the Strait of Hormuz?
0:00–1:01
2
What countries are rejecting Trump's call for military support?
1:01–2:21
3
How is Trump's social media activity reflecting his state of mind?
2:21–9:22
4
What are the implications of NATO's response to Trump's demands?
9:22–11:44
5
Why are European countries hesitant to engage in the Hormuz conflict?
11:44–15:59
6
How is Iran's foreign minister responding to U.S. actions?
15:59–16:11