Well, going off of location, political stance and alliance, I'd say Nicaragua should be worried.

When you think about, realistically that former President must have been Bush, as there's no way he had that conversation with a Democrat President. And I still think ifs unlikely Bush would have said that.

Trump has lost it, he's just making things up to make himself feel better.

Same thing with the alleged text messages between Withoff and Iran



Jeremy Scahill breaks down a growing dispute between the U.S. and Iran, with both sides telling completely different stories about alleged backchannel messages from Trump envoy Steve Witkoff. After Drop Site reported that Witkoff reached out to Iran and was ignored, a competing narrative quickly surfaced in major media outlets claiming the opposite. Iran’s foreign minister has now publicly denied those claims.

UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter Reveals TRUTH on Iran War

Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter returns to the channel to break down the rapidly escalating conflict with Iran—and what the media isn’t telling you. Scott Ritter brings his on-the-ground expertise and weapons analysis to explain what’s really happening behind the headlines—and why the risks are far greater than most people understand.

"We know that it isn't a nuclear threat. How? First of all, Tulsa Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, briefed the United States Congress last year and said there is no Iranian nuclear weapons program. She's the the honcho number one. There's nobody above her in the intelligence world. This is the consensus assessment of the community. And the president said, "She's wrong. I'm getting my intelligence elsewhere from Israel." And again, for all the Americans out there, that should really should get get in your crop because um our intelligence said there is none."

Trump/Israel escalate again

Iran says US, Israel hit its energy production facilities in what would be a first

Iranian state media on Wednesday accused the United States and Israel of attacking parts of Iran’s oil and natural gas production facilities – including the South Pars natural gas field, the world’s largest – in what would mark a significant escalation in the conflict.

Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency reported the strikes, adding that the extent of the damage was yet to be determined. Alongside South Pars, the agency named Asaluyeh, which has oil and petrochemical facilities.

Meanwhile, Iran’s semi-official Fars news agency, which has links to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), said “powerful explosions” had been heard from multiple refineries in Asaluyeh and that “some storage tanks and gas facility areas in different phases” of the refinery had been hit.Staff have been moved to safe locations, Fars said, and rescue teams are working to put out fires.

If confirmed, this would mark the first attacks on Iranian oil and natural gas production facilities in this war. Last week, Israel attacked a number of Iranian fuel depots.

Meaning now other oil and gas fields with US interests are fair game to Iran. Opening the straight of Hormuz won't matter much longer if all the oil fields are taken out...

Attacks on Iran gas fields are a "clear turning point" in this war, expert says

Attacks reportedly by the United States and Israel on Iran’s gas fields could trigger “severe Iranian retaliation” and “send shockwaves through global energy markets,” an expert told CNN Wednesday.

BIG ESCALATION: Iran HITS Israeli Nuclear Site Dimona To Avenge Bushehr Nuke Zone Strike?

Iran allegedly targeted Dimona & Negev nuclear research center as a tit for tat to an earlier attack near Bushehr nuclear power plant. The claim was made by pro-IRGC accounts after a projectile targeted an area near Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant. However it caused ‌no damage or injuries, Iran told the International Atomic Energy Agency. "The IAEA has been informed by Iran that a projectile hit the premises of the Bushehr NPP on Tuesday evening. No ⁠damage to the plant or injuries to staff reported," the U.N. nuclear watchdog said on X. The strike came in the third week of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. IAEA chief Rafael Grossi reiterated his call for maximum restraint during the conflict to avoid the risk of a nuclear accident.

Meanwhile, starving Gaza was just the beginning

This is One of the Most Barbaric Things Trump Has Done Yet

Cuba is reaching its breaking point after months of a U.S.-imposed oil blockade, which has crippled hospitals and caused a nationwide food shortage. Trump maintains that starving the entire population of Cuba is necessary in order to get them to rise up and overthrow their government, but his blockade isn’t fomenting a revolution; rather, it’s kiIIing innocent people. In this video we’ll talk about Trump’s barbaric and downright evil blockade of Cuba.

And in other news Pakistan bombed Kabul killing over 400 people in a rehab center

‘Everything was burning, people were burning’: witnesses describe strike on Kabul drug rehab centre

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/mar/17/witness-horrific-scenes-pakistan-air-strike-kabul-drug-rehab-centre

Witnesses and survivors have described the horrific scenes of a Pakistani air raid that hit a drug rehabilitation centre in Kabul, killing more than 400 people, who burned in their beds or were crushed by the collapsing building.

Afghan rescue crews were still digging bodies out of the rubble on Tuesday after the strike, the deadliest single attack so far in a three-week war between the two countries.


The death toll in Lebanon is over 900 already with Israel deploying soldiers to take Southern Lebanon up to the Litani river while bombing Beirut. 1 Million people homeless and displaced in Lebanon.


The only one praising Trump's actions is Trump. Well and Netanyahu yet the rumors he's dead are only getting stronger.

Let's check on the "left-wing" media and their reaction to Joe Kent:

CNN's Jake Tapper (jewish): "[Kent] blames Israel for the war in Iran, blames Israel for the war in Iraq, blames Israel and its supporters for ISIS– for the war on ISIS in Syria…" "How did somebody like this get a position like this in government, given his anti-Semitic views?!"

https://x.com/infolibnews/status/2034220660537332202

Do you really consider CNN left wing these days?  It's owned by republicans it hasn't been left wing in years.

Well thx a bunch warmongering trump and his supporters the world economy is getting F ck hard

Trump abandons European allies on Strait of Hormuz fearing Iranian retaliation

Donald Trump has effectively told the Europeans to fend for themselves as he virtually ruled out the involvement of American ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Iran has launched a forceful retaliation to target oil and gas facilities in Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Iranian strikes also targeted Tel Aviv and other cities with the Iron Dome failing to intercept Iranian strikes. This was after Iran said its gas field which it shares with Qatar was struck first. Rifat Jawaid looks at the new escalation which can shape the future of the ongoing conflict.

International shipping 'chaos' as Strait of Hormuz closure sends ripple effects across the globe

Around 90% of global goods are transported by sea. And while just approximately 5% of that travels directly through the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's effective closure of the key passage is having a ripple effect, disrupting trade routes world wide. FRANCE 24's Sharon Gaffney speaks with Ebru Surucu-Balci, Assistant Professor in Circular Supply Chains at the School of Management at the University of Bradford.

Speeding Up the “Kill Chain”: Pentagon Bombs Thousands of Targets in Iran Using Palantir AI

As the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran continues, we look at how the Pentagon is using artificial intelligence in its operations. The system, known as Project Maven, relies on technology by Palantir and also incorporates the AI model Claude built by Anthropic. Israel has used similar AI targeting programs in Iran, as well as in Gaza and Lebanon.

Craig Jones, an expert on modern warfare, says AI technology is helping militaries speed up the “kill chain,” the process of identifying, approving and striking targets. “You’re reducing a massive human workload of tens of thousands of hours into seconds and minutes. You’re reducing workflows, and you’re automating human-made targeting decisions in ways which open up all kinds of problematic legal, ethical and political questions,” says Jones.

Yeah problems like murdering 160 school girls.

Oh great. The Cuba blockade is part of the attack on Venezuela. So basically the USA has done everything except declare war on Cuba. Cute. -_-

Iran surprises Trump, Arab countries with ferocious retaliation; Qatar responds

Iran on Wednesday launched an unprecedented retaliation after one of its biggest gas fields was targeted. The Islamic Republic retaliated by successfully targeting gas fields in Qatar and the UAE while also attacking oil refineries in Saudi Arabia. Qatar has ordered the expulsion of several Iranian diplomats.

Meanwhile, Joe Kent, who headed the counter terrorism department in the Trump administration has made an extraordinary revelation on the death of Charlie Kirk and its possible link with Trump's decision to launch strikes against Iran. Rifat Jawaid explains why this could come to haunt the US president.

Asian markets slide as strikes on energy infrastructure send oil prices surging

Asian stock benchmarks declined on early Thursday as Iran struck major energy facilities in the Middle East, sending oil prices above $110 per barrel.

Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 index sank 2.7% in early trading, while South Korea’s Kospi lost 2.6%. Hong Kong’s Hang Sang index dropped 1.4%, and Taiwan’s Taiex was down 1.4%.

Is Netanyahu Missing? Here’s the Evidence

Some of the videos are definitely fake. Also:

"He's missed 7 meetings and hasn't appeared anywhere in person for a little while, not at a press conference or such like. There is also someone close to him who was prolific on social media but has been quiet since this all started."


So potentially this war is now run by AI Netanyahu and a demented Trump. The puppet masters are going to have to come out from behind the curtain some time.

As predicted, China going after Taiwan as Trump is going after Cuba and Israel after Lebanon.

China says peaceful reunification will solve Taiwan’s energy crisis amid Iran war

China has said that peaceful reunification would resolve Taiwan’s energy supply concerns caused by the Israeli-US war on Iran.

Chen Binhua, spokesman for Beijing’s Taiwan Affairs Office, said Taiwan would benefit from “energy resources, backed by a strong motherland”.

“The mainland’s abundant power supply is more than sufficient to meet the electricity needs of Taiwan’s companies and can ensure that households across the island are freed from the inconvenience and worries of power shortages and outages during peak seasons,” he said.

Taiwan buys 70 percent of its crude oil and more than 30 percent of its natural gas from the Middle East.

Energy prices spike

Brent crude, the global oil benchmark, hit $115 a barrel this morning after Israeli strikes sparked Iranian retaliation on energy infrastructure across the Middle East, including on Qatar’s critical liquefied natural gas hub Ras Laffan.

US President Donald Trump threatened to “blow up” the world’s largest gas field, a key Iranian asset, if Tehran keeps up its attacks on Qatar. He also said the US “knew nothing” about Israel’s plan to strike the South Pars field, but sources have told CNN that the US was aware of it.

US allies that help Washington to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the strategic waterway currently under blockade by Iranian forces, risk “complicity” in war crimes, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said.

South Korea eyes Russian oil as war roils oil markets

South Korea is considering whether to restart buying oil from Russia.

Seoul stopped importing Russian crude at the end of 2022 following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. It is now openly debating easing sanctions to safeguard its supplies. South Korea imports about 70 percent of its crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz.

The government has been holding a series of emergency meetings. Some measures include a price cap for refiners here – it’s the first time they have introduced such a measure since the Asian financial crisis in 1997. They are also discussing a potential rationing system for cars.

US may ease restrictions on Iranian oil: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

The United States may ease restrictions on Iranian oil already at sea, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Fox Business, as Washington looks to stabilise global supply.

He added that the US could also carry out a unilateral release of oil reserves.

Bessent said earlier this week that Iranian oil tankers have already been leaving the Strait of Hormuz with US awareness, helping supply global markets.

Europe gas prices could rise by more than 30 percent later this year: Report

European gas prices could surge this winter as the Israeli-US war on Iran threatens global supply, Bloomberg Intelligence warns.

Prices may climb to 90 euros per megawatt-hour ($103), up from about 66 euros ($75), as strikes on Qatar’s Ras Laffan complex risk disrupting roughly 20 percent of global LNG flows.

The forecast points to prolonged outages even if tensions ease quickly, tightening supply and increasing competition with Asian buyers. Low storage levels across Europe could add further pressure, raising concerns over affordability and energy security in the months ahead, the report added.

Pentagon seeks more than $200bn in budget request for Iran war: Report

The Washington Post says the US Department of Defense has asked the White House to approve a more than $200bn request to the US Congress to fund the war in Iran, citing a senior administration official.

Multiple other officials the Post interviewed said that the cost of the war so far has exceeded $11bn.

That's $1,200 extra per American tax payer, who pay over $6,000 a year on the US military.