Trump Panics as Iran Instantly Destroys US Bases
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What happened in the initial strikes and Iran's claim of destroying US bases?
Iran has further destroyed multiple United States military bases in the Middle East. Donald Trump needs to be removed from office immediately. Trump falling directly into his own escalatory trap. The Strait of Hormuz is now closed. American military bases are currently burning to the ground. Late last night, Donald Trump attacked coastal cities throughout Iran after Iran did what it previously did and said it was going to do again. If the United States tried to direct tankers and cargo ships through its own route and not use the IRGC route in the Strait of Hormuz, the IRGC said nothing has changed. We are going to strike those tankers. That's precisely what Iran did. They struck at least two tankers yesterday.
The United States then responded by attacking 140 sites in Iran. Iran was not playing around. They said, if you're going to escalate, we're going to escalate. Strait of Hormuz closed and we are going to hit U.S. military bases hard. And we're now going to expand the map of locations we're going to hit. Whereas before we were mostly focused on Kuwait and Bahrain. Let's just go back to where we were when Donald Trump and Netanyahu first invaded in late February. And Iran's like, OK, we're going to strike Qatar. We're going to strike Oman. We're going to strike in the UAE, in Abu Dhabi. We're not going to hold back. That's precisely what Iran did. And let's not forget what took place before that. This weekend even started.
It was the Trump regime leaking to their personal stenographer, Barack Ravid, over at Axios the following. A senior American official claimed that after two days of clashes around the Strait earlier this week, the Iranians came back to us and asked, please, can we hold additional talks to try to resolve some of the issues? Yeah. Tell me something that never happened the most. It is that they said to us, we messed up, Donald. We messed up. We made a mistake. Let's keep on talking. We didn't mean to strike some of those other ships that were going through the Strait of Hormuz through the United States route that we don't authorize and that we said we were going to strike and that the IRGC, SEPA, Navy warned through the radio frequencies and said they were going to do it and then did it.
And then remember, as part of this fan fiction cosplay that was put out through Barack Ravid heading into the weekend, which I told you, don't believe this.
Why did tensions escalate after attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz?
This is not even good propaganda. It's like the worst self-defeating propaganda that ever existed. This is what Barack Ravid put out for the Trump regime. The United States demanded of Iran, both directly and through regional intermediaries, to issue by Saturday a public statement clarifying that the Strait of Hormuz is open and include a commitment not to fire at commercial vessels passing through the area, three senior American officials said in a briefing to reporters on Friday. right? Like that was actually going to happen. I think Iran saw what Donald Trump was doing. What was he doing? He was putting more signage around the White House in gold letters so Donald Trump can know where he has to walk.
The Rose Garden, the Presidential Walk of Fame, the West Wing. Just take a look at how grimy and disgusting and low rent the White House looks right now. And I'm sure Iran was also very worried, Donald, when you were making posts like this throughout yesterday. This is a real post from Donald Trump bragging about yet another cognitive exam that he took. Just think about this. He's running around the White House, panicking frantic, saying Netanyahu told me that Iran wants to kill me. If you kill me, Iran, I've got a thousand missiles pointed at you. Oh, and by the way, did you all know that I took some more cognitive exams? I aced them. Oh, by the way, Iran wants to make a deal with me. Oh, they don't want to.
Oh, they do want to make a deal. This is what he posted. Here, take a look at this. Maggot Hagerman, that's what he calls Maggie Haberman because he's a demented two-year-old. No offense to demented two-year-olds who behave far more mature than this.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened in the initial strikes and Iran's claim of destroying US bases?
0:00–2:36
2
Why did tensions escalate after attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz?
2:36–4:48
3
How did US strikes on 140 Iranian sites trigger Iran's broad retaliation?
4:48–10:22
4
What did Trump post and why does the host call his response panicked?
10:22–13:11
5
Which US bases and regional facilities did Iran reportedly target and destroy?
13:11–14:48
6
How are the economics and military logistics (oil, reserves, munitions) affected by the conflict?
14:48–15:10
7
What are the host's final judgments and calls to action about Trump's handling of the war?
15:10–15:42
8
What clips and past Trump quotes illustrate his stance on Iran and 'deals'?
15:42–15:50