It is beyond belief that month-after-month, week-after-week, day-after-day, hour-after-hour and minute-by-minute President Donald Trump is not condemned and/or thrown out of office for lying to the American people and the world about the Iran War that he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu illegally launched on 28 February.
AAFS Infrastructure and Energy, a company that maintains close ties to President Donald Trump, is reportedly on the cusp of receiving contracts worth more than $1 billion to build an elaborate pipeline across the Balkans, despite having no track record of ever completing a project of such scale.
President Donald Trump has surrounded himself with a Cabinet of sycophants who compete to flatter the president and prove their loyalty.
President Donald Trump’s decision to purchase up to $5 million in shares of Dell Technologies earlier this year has attracted scrutiny after last week’s announcement that the Pentagon signed a $9.7 billion contract with the company to help “streamline and consolidate critical Microsoft software and services across the Department of War, the intelligence community and the U.S. Coast Guard.”
President Donald Trump held a top-level meeting at the White House on Friday to discuss the Iran War, which resulted in the president refusing to make a “final determination” on the conflict, despite signaling earlier on Truth Social that a deal was close.
Another week and more outright bullshit from the Trump administration about the Iran War and the status of negotiations.
Chinese President Xi Jinping reportedly grew agitated during his meeting earlier this month with President Donald Trump in Beijing when the conversation turned to Japan and Tokyo’s recent militarization.
On 23 March, immediately before Donald Trump announced a delay in his threat to bomb Iran’s energy infrastructure, more than $800 million in oil futures were traded on the U.S. and global markets.
The Trump administration announced that it will ease restrictions and allow companies to sell flavored vaping products that had been banned over concerns that these items would be geared towards children.