David Pyne: ‘Donald Trump is TERRIFIED of hundreds or thousands of troops coming back in body bags from a US🇺🇸 ground invasion of Iran that is SURE TO FAIL.

Certainly we could take control of some Iranian islands in the Persian Gulf, but those troops could quickly become hostages to Iranian artillery, missile, and drone fire.

We wouldn’t be able to sail ships in the Persian Gulf without those ships being sunk by Iranian anti-ship missiles, cruise missiles, anti-ship ballistic missiles, and hypersonic missiles.’

-David Pyne, Deputy Director of National Operations of the Taskforce on National & Homeland Security. 

Watch the full interview: https://rumble.com/v79c1wy-israeli-vassal-trump-fighting-a-war-of-lies-against-iran-for-greater-israel.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp_a

Meanwhile, France’s🇫🇷 Napoleon from Wish Emmanuel Macron:

‘We are trusted by the US, and we are trusted and respected by the Iranians.’

Donald Trump takes every possible opportunity to mock Macron and gloat about how easy it is to make France submit to his demands…

Iran probably doesn’t even think about France in its strategic calculus.

More attempts by Macron to seem remotely relevant on the world stage?

David Pyne: ‘Donald Trump is behaving like an ISRAELI VASSAL puppet President. He has fought the war on Iran for Israel.

He’s putting America last and putting Israel first. He sees the Republican Party’s chances of retaining the House or the Senate in the midterms are dissipating with every day that the war continues.’

—David Pyne, Deputy Director of National Operations of the Taskforce on National & Homeland Security. 

Watch the full interview: https://rumble.com/v79c1wy-israeli-vassal-trump-fighting-a-war-of-lies-against-iran-for-greater-israel.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp_a

How Donald Trump’s war for Israel against Iran has destroyed his own Presidency:

📉Donald Trump’s approval ratings have fallen to dismally low 37%, while his disapproval rating has risen to 62% according to a WP-ABC-IPSOS poll

⛽️Gas prices have hit a 4-year-high, up by a staggering 40% from a year ago

📈Inflation has hit a near three-year peak

‼️40% of voters feel worse about their economic situation since Trump’s second term began, just 17% feel better.

⚠️66% of Americans disapprove of Trump’s handling of the Iran war, 33% approve

🏦Roughly 65% disapprove of Trump’s handling of the economy

Through listening to the disgraced neocons of yesteryear instead of keeping his campaign promises to put America First and to not start any new wars, Trump has spelled disaster for himself heading into the midterms in November.

The Democrats will likely win by a landslide, an outcome that is made more likely as each day passes with the war on Iran continuing, and Trump will be a lame-duck President, unable to get Congress to pass any legislation of his domestic agenda.

Every President before Trump refused to bomb Iran because they knew it would unleash global economic disaster and bludgeon the US economy.

Trump was the only President who was so much of an Israeli vassal that he was willing to bludgeon the US economy, the global economy, as well as his own Presidency, for the sake of the interests of a gang of war criminals in Tel Aviv.

The question now is what will rise from the ruins and anger of the MAGA movement after Donald Trump’s failed second term ends?

David Pyne: ‘13 out of 19 US🇺🇸 military bases in the region have been DESTROYED or rendered UNUSABLE by Iran, according to reports.

The US prioritised air missile defence for Israel rather than our Gulf allies, showing that the US military guarantee over our Gulf allies was really very shoddy and unreliable.’

-David Pyne, Deputy Director of National Operations of the Taskforce on National & Homeland Security. 

Watch the full interview: https://rumble.com/v79c1wy-israeli-vassal-trump-fighting-a-war-of-lies-against-iran-for-greater-israel.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp_a

Will US🇺🇸 bases still remain in the Gulf States after the war?

‘If this presence in the region here is to protect Israel primarily and to defend themselves, then the big question is: do we still need it or not?’

-Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Founder & Chairman of the Gulf Research Center

🚨When Indira Gandhi🇮🇳 CUT THROUGH Richard Nixon’s🇺🇸 Power Play — and Won

In 1971, as millions fled atrocities in East Pakistan during the Bangladesh liberation war into India, Indira Gandhi sought international support. Her appeals in Washington were met with indifference from Nixon and Henry Kissinger. Declassified tapes later revealed the tone of that engagement, with Nixon referring to her as an “old witch” and Kissinger using abusive language, including calling Indians “b***ards.”

With little backing from the West, Gandhi recalibrated. In September 1971, India secured critical assurances from the Soviet Union under Leonid Brezhnev and Alexei Kosygin, reinforcing the Indo-Soviet Treaty signed weeks earlier.

On December 3, Pakistan launched pre-emptive airstrikes. India responded swiftly. Within 13 days, Indian forces, alongside the Mukti Bahini, entered Dhaka. By December 16, Pakistani forces had surrendered.

As the United States Navy moved its 7th Fleet into the Bay of Bengal, a Soviet naval presence counterbalanced the situation.

Indira Gandhi did not just win a war. She redrew the map of South Asia, leading to the birth of Bangladesh and marking a decisive geopolitical victory.

David Pyne: ‘If the US pulled our forces out of the Eurasian supercontinent, we would see the tensions between the US and Russia🇷🇺 and China🇨🇳 really recede.

Certainly with Iran. I mean, Iran isn’t going to threaten us if we don’t have military bases in the region.’

-David Pyne, Deputy Director of National Operations of the Taskforce on National & Homeland Security. 

Watch the full interview: https://rumble.com/v79c1wy-israeli-vassal-trump-fighting-a-war-of-lies-against-iran-for-greater-israel.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp_a

More American🇺🇸 delusion from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent:

‘Attacks from Iran have closed the Strait, and we are reopening it. I would urge China🇨🇳 to join us in supporting this international operation.’

The US openly admits it is trying to choke off China’s oil supply through the war on Iran, is sanctioning Chinese companies for buying Iranian oil…

And now wants China to take Washington’s side. Imperial hubris evolves into imperial stupidity.

If the US wants any help in convincing Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz, maybe sanctioning Chinese companies and openly declaring economic war on Beijing was not the best ide

Donald Trump responds to a poll showing only 32% of Americans approve of his war on Iran:

“I don’t like it. I don’t like war at all…if you explain it like ‘is it okay for Iran to have a nuclear weapon?’ It wouldn’t be 32%.”

The reason support for the war is at 32% is because most Americans see through the nonsense Iraq-style propaganda about Iran being days away from a nuclear weapon, and know this war was based on unconvincing lies for Israel.

Lindsey Graham’s message to Americans:

‘I know gas prices are high…but you pay now or you pay later against thugs like Iran. They tried to get a nuclear weapon and if you don’t believe that, YOU SHOULDN’T BE ALLOWED TO DRIVE.’

If you don’t believe their neocon nonsense propaganda about Iran being weeks away from nuclear weapons for the past 3 decades, Lindsey Graham thinks you shouldn’t be allowed to drive your car.

The entire world views the US as a violent circus.

Donald Trump:

‘The Iranian people have to have guns and I think they’re getting some guns. As soon as they have guns, they’ll fight like as good as anybody there is.’

This is the repeat of the Syria scenario, but instead of a diverse country of 21 million, Iran has 92 million people.

Through Operation Timber Sycamore, the US unleashed a disastrous dirty war on Syria and over a decade of slaughter. ISIS and Al Qaeda were armed and terrorist attacks were perpetrated around the world.

The Iranian government is even more entrenched and heavily armed than the Assad government was in Syria. Iran is bordered by Afghanistan and Pakistan, meaning a repeat of thousands of foreign radical fighters entering any US-imposed civil war is likely.

A Syria scenario in Iran will lead to an even more nightmarish scenario for the entire region, and the world.

But the goal of Washington and Tel Aviv has been to render Iran a fragmented, neutered, failed state…and the blowback will be even worse than Syria.

On this day in 1818, Karl Marx, the co-author of the Communist Manifesto, was born. Here are some of his most relevant quotes from his writings which reflect the dystopian late-stage capitalism we live in today:

“The need of a constantly expanding market for its products chases the bourgeoisie over the entire surface of the globe. It must nestle everywhere, settle everywhere, establish connections everywhere.”

"Accumulation of wealth at one pole is, therefore, at the same time accumulation of misery, agony of toil, slavery, ignorance, brutality, mental degradation at the opposite pole."

“The profound hypocrisy and inherent barbarism of bourgeois civilisation lies unveiled before our eyes… in the colonies, where it goes naked.”

"The worker becomes all the poorer the more wealth he produces… the devaluation of the human world grows in direct proportion to the increase in value of the world of things."

"The increase in the value of the world of things is directly proportional to the decrease in the value of the human world."

"The production of too many useful things results in too many useless people."

"Capitalist production… develops technology… only by sapping the original sources of all wealth—the soil and the labourer."

"The more the worker spends himself, the more powerful becomes the alien world of objects which he creates over-against himself, the poorer he himself, his inner world, becomes."

"The bourgeoisie… has pitilessly torn asunder the motley feudal ties that bound man to his ‘natural superiors,’ and has left remaining no other nexus between man and man than naked self-interest, than callous ‘cash payment.’”

"The worker becomes all the poorer the more wealth he produces... the devaluation of the human world grows in direct proportion to the increase in value of the world of things."

"The labourer produces not for himself, but for capital... the worker is not paid for the creation of the product, but for his labour-power.”

Here’s Michael Parenti on the impact of Karl Marx’s ideas on the world:

“Communism in Eastern Europe, Russia, China, Mongolia, N. Korea, and Cuba brought land reform and human services, a dramatic bettering of the living conditions of hundreds of millions of people on a scale never before or never since witnessed in human history.”

War Secretary Pete Hegseth DENIES Israel dragged Trump into the war on Iran:

'Trump has led at every step of this based on his view of American interests and America first…here's only one hand on the wheel ultimately directing this.’

Hegseth thinks the world has a short memory span, because Trump’s own Secretary of State Marco Rubio admitted that Trump was dragged into the war by Israel:

"The President made the very wise decision, we knew that there was going to be an Israeli action.

We knew that that would precipitate an attack against American forces, and we knew that if we didn’t preemptively go after them before they launched those attacks, we would suffer higher casualties."

Trump threatens Iran:

‘They should do the smart thing, because we don’t want to go in and kill people. I don’t want to.’

Like every other American war, somehow the US government will try to make you feel sorry for them because they ‘had to’ commit war crimes and mass slaughter.

The transformation of China🇨🇳:

This is what happens when your politicians prioritise economic development and prosperity instead of visits to Epstein’s Island, concentrating wealth in the hands of an oligarchy, and decades of bombing poor people in the global south.

Marco Rubio: The US’ goal is for the Strait of Hormuz to be opened ‘back to the way it was’ before the war.

The most idiotic moment in US foreign policy history. An admission that the war has been a disaster, and now the goal of the war is to go back to the pre-war status quo.

Marco Rubio declared Operation Epic Fury is over. So what was achieved?

•Ayatollah Khamenei replaced with Ayatollah Khamenei

•Strait of Hormuz closed and now the US wants it open the way it was before the war on Iran

•Iran has not agreed to any nuclear deal

•Iran still has its vast missile and drone capabilities and has not given them up

•Iran has not given up its enriched uranium

•Iran’s government is more hardline and intransigent than the previous government

•Global economic crisis unleashed by oil prices skyrocketing and energy shortages

•US’ Gulf allies destabilised and attacked with Iranian missiles & drones

History will remember this as Operation Epic Failure

As Russia🇷🇺 gets ready to celebrate the 81st Anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory in World War 2…

Did you know?

During the peak of the Battle of Stalingrad, the average life expectancy for a Red Army soldier was under 24 hours.

Total Soviet casualties: 1.1 million.

Did you know?

After initial shock and paralysis at Nazi Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin oversaw the relocation of over 1500 factories east of the Ural Mountains, saving Soviet industry and building the foundation of the war effort.

During the Battle of Moscow, when German forces came within 25-30KM of the city, Stalin refused to evacuate the city and relocate his government.

Panic had been building among civilians in Moscow, Stalin’s decision to stay in the Kremlin overwhelmingly boosted morale as it became clear that the Soviet state would not collapse and that the capital would be defended at all costs.

250,000-300,00 Red Army soldiers died defending Moscow and preventing the Nazis from capturing the city.

Trump says ‘if Iran has agrees to what has been agreed to’, the Strait of Hormuz will be open to all, including Iran.

If Iran doesn’t, then the bombing of Iran will begin again at a much higher intensity.

While diplomats, heads of states, and mediators are trying to de-escalate the language and create the conditions for the signing of an agreement, Trump grabs his phone to blast out threats and ultimatums, bludgeoning their work.

Every time Tehran has been threatened or delivered ultimatums, they have only become more hardline, intransigent, and unwilling to compromise.

The biggest threat to the world economy and the war restarting is Trump’s access to Truth Social to send out unhinged threats while the adults pursue actual serious diplomacy.

If Trump would put his phone down for 72 hours and not post on Truth Social, it’s more likely a deal would be reached.