The Trump administration wanted to make sure to do all it could to stabilize oil prices as it carried out its illegal war of aggression against Iran and its position on releasing emergency oil reserves confused its partners, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Ali Larijani, the top security official in Iran, posted on X Sunday that there could be a looming false flag attack – similar to Sept. 11, 2001 – that would be orchestrated by Jeffery Epstein’s “network” so Iran can be blamed.
The Trump administration continues to tell the American public that its illegal war of aggression against Iran will end relatively quickly, and any economic pain being felt will only be temporary.
Let us begin with a simple but uncomfortable hypothesis: the crisis we are living through today cannot be understood by examining a single event, a single policy, or even a single political leader.
The U.S. joined forces with the Ecuadorian military last week to “launch operations” against what Central Command identified as “Designated Terrorist Organizations” inside the Latin American country.
President Donald Trump’s decision to carry out an illegal war of aggression against Iran was quickly praised by some of his most devoted supporters and pro-Israel politicians, led by warmonger Sen. Lindsey Graham who said in an interview that the $1 billion-a-day price tag is well worth the money.
Israel’s decision to attack at least 30 Iranian fuel depots on Saturday was seen by the U.S. as a significant escalation and prompted some of Israel’s biggest supporters in Washington to question the wisdom of such attacks.
Despite claims from President Donald Trump and his Secretary of State Marco Rubio, administration officials informed congressional staffers after the opening strikes against Iran that intelligence assessments did not indicate that Tehran had been planning a preemptive strike, the Associated Press reported, citing three individuals with knowledge of the briefings.
Iranians in Tehran had to worry about U.S.-Israeli bombs and acid rain after Israel escalated the conflict by striking 30 fuel refineries in the country to further punish the population.
The deadly shooting in Austin, Texas, allegedly committed by a naturalized U.S. citizen who was born in Senegal and was wearing a “Property of Allah” sweater, has been seized by Republicans as an example of the inherent risk of living alongside Muslims and has toughened their stance on immigration.