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Trump, Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine, another one of those enablers Americans were brainwashed into believing could be a guardrail for an insane administration, are each of them war criminals. This time, there must be accountability.

call this campaign and its already atrocious civilian casualties “a striking success.” They want more death, more bombing, more ruinous financial investment and more regional mayhem. They don’ t care that it’s working-class Americans who will be dying on the … Continue reading →

while blowing off the input of the United States’ intelligence services. The Washington Post describes how Trump did the bidding of both Israel and Saudi Arabia by launching this calamitous attack. It doesn’t pay to have a compromised, criminal, easily … Continue reading →

tells our troops that dying to satisfy Sen. Graham’s fetish for violence and vicarious combat will be a “noble” death. He sounds like the Ayatollah himself. We have been stuck with depraved leeches like Graham for too long. As David … Continue reading →

Trump reacts to American casualties in his war on Iran by telling us about brokering “a great deal”? Yes, he does.

long enough–at the very least–to declare that since we’re at war, the midterms have to be cancelled.

At Raw Story, David Edwards describes the encounter with reporters. By allying ourselves cheek to jowl with war criminal Netanyahu, the United States has once again plunged into an abyss of bloodthirsty immorality.

that the Trump crime syndicate’s defense of Iran’s enemy Saudi Arabia paying Jared Kushner 2 billion in 2021 was that he would never again work for our government. Presto-chango! Kushner was the one leading nuclear negotiations with Iran last week–just … Continue reading →

During his first term, Trump tore up Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran. Then Biden, subservient as always to Netanyahu, refused to reinstate it. Then Trump after his return to office illegally invaded Venezuela and illegally bombed Iran. Democrats mewled. Trump … Continue reading →

In the Guardian, David Smith writes: “In the space of eight minutes, Trump proceeded to upend half a century of US foreign policy, renege on his campaign promise to avoid the risk of forever wars and leave the Fifa boss, … Continue reading →