Sunday marked the second day of the war in the Middle East. America's useless Media and Congress---neither of which were advised before hostilities commenced---are desperately trying to save face by pretending they any longer have any actual relevance. The White House, which has been ruling by decree since January of last year, simply announced that the war was on in an eight-minute address on Truth Social. That action alone is a measure of the contempt in which they hold the American public and its (theoretically at least) representatives in Congress.
Right on schedule, too, on Monday the US Department of Justice is slated to release another round of muh Epstein Files. Interesting how Epstein always resurfaces every time the Administration is doing something they'd prefer that nobody paid close attention to. Sadly, the Uniparty does know its intended audience. World War III and global fuel shortages will go to Page Six since it's far more important to the average American to find out what position Bill Clinton used when he was doing the deed.
The Pentagon today released a few ridiculously low casualty figures. The Iranians knocked out a major US radar installation in Bahrain---a country which is more likely than Iran to rise up against its Government. The vast majority of Bahraini nationals are sympathetic to Iran, and deeply opposed to the US-backed Government which operates one of the most repressive Police States in the world. Bahrain's royal family, like those of the other Gulf States, is deeply tied to the World Economic Forum and Globalist Agenda. Bahrain hosts a central US Naval Base in the Persian Gulf; the military police and private contractors there are always on standby to help the Regime keep its grip on power. The Naval Base in Bahrain, by the way, is currently on fire.
The US Air Base at Erbil in Iraq---a site which the Iraqi Government has begged unsuccessfully to get removed from its soil---is also on fire, both because of an Iranian missile strike and an attack by exasperated local militias. US Embassies have been stormed in Beirut and Baghdad as well. The Iranians report destroying three enemy oil tankers in the Gulf and an attack on the US carrier, the USS Abraham Lincoln. Extent of damage to the carrier is unknown.
Unfortunately for Americans these days, we have only Pete Hegseth's word regarding damage or casualty-figures from the US side since the Media has been banned from Pentagon briefings and DOGE destroyed any civilian oversight. (Not that the Media wouldn't just repeat Administration talking-points anyway, but at least under the previous system, stories occasionally leaked out). As we've seen with his actions in Venezuela and the indiscriminate bombing of boats in the Caribbean, Hegseth doesn't seem to believe that his word alone isn't good enough, so the readers will be well advised to take him as they would any other propagandist.
America's confederate in the war, Israel, topped yesterday's massacre at an Iranian Elementary School by leveling a hospital in Tehran. Damage in Israel itself has been extensive---its vaunted Iron Dome was already shot to ribbons during the last clash with Iran. Israeli Media is extremely heavily censored, though some footage of fires across Tel Aviv and Jerusalem have leaked out. Hezbollah has launched an offensive from Lebanon, and the Government of Yemen has resumed its attacks in the Red Sea Area. With Yemen closing the Red Sea, Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz, and the Suez Canal well within range of everyone's missiles, it would appear that the Gulf States' royal families and their WEF partners are about to feel a significant financial pinch.
I can't vouch for the accuracy of this, but a number of well-informed commentators believe that American and Israeli forces are both nearly depleted as to weaponry. Russia's defensive action in Ukraine and the unexpectedly stiff resistance of the Palestinian people have already caused serious supply issues. Whether that's so or not, logistically sustaining the war is already becoming problematic for the Globalist Forces: a military needs things like food, water, and fuel besides ammunition.
Despite the fantasies of the American and Israeli Deep States, it appears that this war is going to go on; Iran seems prepared for a fight to the finish.



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