Another day, another day of more Trump bullshit. President Donald Trump said Sunday – just in time for the U.S. stock market to open on Monday – that a deal to end the war with Iran could be close, and that the alternative would be a massive attack on Tehran’s civilian infrastructure.
Once again, it is stock market time, and once again, before the equity markets open President Donald Trump keeps telling the lies and saying anything he wants to say to keep propping up the stock markets and bring oil prices down.
When President Trump gave his Iran War update on April 1st, April Fool’s Day, last week, he never once called it a war.
This past week was what many Christians regard as Holy Week, starting with the celebration of Jesus Christ’s Last Supper on Holy Thursday; mourning Christ’s crucifixion and death on Good Friday; continuing with prayer and church services on Holy Saturday; and concluding with the glory of Christ’s resurrection on Easter Sunday.
President Donald Trump said the U.S. is negotiating with a more “reasonable regime” in Tehran after killing the previous leadership but warned the country that if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened “immediately,” Tehran would face new strikes on its civilian infrastructure.
The U.S. Treasury Department said last week that President Donald Trump’s signature will begin to appear on the U.S. dollar bills later this year to mark the 250th anniversary of the country.
President Donald Trump’s erratic comments about the war in Iran seem to change by the day, one minute claiming that talks are going well and an end to the war is near, the next threatening Tehran that he will order massive strikes on the country’s energy and desalinization infrastructure.
President Donald Trump continued to tell reporters last week that the U.S. military is “extremely” ahead of schedule in Iran, stating that before the war, it was estimated that it would require four to six weeks to achieve all goals.
Marco Rubio, the secretary of state, told ministers from the Group of 7 (G7) on Friday that he expects the war in Iran to go on for an additional two to four weeks, which is longer than what President Donald Trump has been promising Americans.
President Donald Trump gave a speech on Friday that summed up the president’s flip-flop approach to foreign policy that has been pushed to the limit during his war with Iran.