Trump says he bombed Iran

[Knows]

Do scientists have any data showing they may have some twisted defective DNA?

I don't know about defective. But Jewish Semites are 3 to 5% African DNA. Muslims are Semites if I'm not mistaken. 

Genes Tell Tale of Jewish Ties to Africa

[Kwaka]

Do scientists have any data showing they may have some twisted defective DNA?

The fact they are still alive is passing the test of time and adapting to the environment.

[Knows]

Yes, it is costing Iran billions.

It is costing everyone billions, including the US.

However, Iran's surrender to all the terms proposed by Trump would cost Iran more, and in perpetuity.

So, therefore Iran has little choice but to endure its current losses, in preference to even greater losses.

If Trump and Iran could could compromise, and look for 'win-win' situations, I'm sure that a sustainable deal could be negotiated quickly. But that's not the way they are.

Absolutists think only in terms of winning and losing, and so the middle ground where they may possibly both prosper, is not even considered.

Actually with Trump thankfully in charge. What a guy. The US doesn't get it's oil from the straight of Hormuz. And if anything the US is benefiting from the blockade.  

Trump Vindicated? Iran Crisis Turning US Crude Into World's Safe Bet As Iranian forces block the Strait of Hormuz, a channel that supplies 20 per cent of global oil and gas, Asian refiners race to reroute US Gulf crude through the Panama Canal while paying historic premiums just to pass through.  

And I think because of Trump. The US is probably charging everyone to pass through the Panama canal. 

Port Operations: As of March 2025, a consortium backed by the U.S. firm BlackRock was involved in acquiring a 90% stake in the Panama Ports Company, shifting control away from the Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison.

[Kwaka]

A good analysis of the situation and what to prepare for. The draft, Trump getting another term in some way and another conflict zone that goes on for years, if not decades. As this fire heats up like Ukraine, it will eventually spread to China as the struggle for control of international trade continues.

To achieve this, there will be an increased state control over the population by using AI and other tech tools.

[Kwaka]

The actual number of nukes required to 'take out the Iranian military' is classified, but it has been estimated by the Begin-Sadat Centre for Strategic Studies that it would take hundreds of high-yield nukes, at least.

If you want to use nukes at the end of ground penetrating missiles, will take a few to dig a hole into a DUMB if you know where they are. One way to do it. Other ways to take them on, tough without the home ground advantage.

[chr0naut]

Actually with Trump thankfully in charge. The US doesn't get it's oil from the straight of Hormuz. And if anything the US is benefiting from the blockade.  

Trump Vindicated? Iran Crisis Turning US Crude Into World's Safe Bet As Iranian forces block the Strait of Hormuz, a channel that supplies 20 per cent of global oil and gas, Asian refiners race to reroute US Gulf crude through the Panama Canal while paying historic premiums just to pass through.  

And I think because of Trump. The US is probably charging everyone to pass through the Panama canal. 

Port Operations: As of March 2025, a consortium backed by the U.S. firm BlackRock was involved in acquiring a 90% stake in the Panama Ports Company, shifting control away from the Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison.

Crude Oil Quality: The Hidden Hierarchy That Shapes Global Fortunes

US crude was always one of the best, quality wise, however, if the USA has been going after Venezuelan crude (and now Iranian), I think that the US reserves must be getting lower than they would like to admit.

And the raising of the pricing for oil and its derivatives worldwide will be a strong impetus for alternative fuels, which are looking more and more economical every day.

The USA may be painting itself into a corner where the world moves on, technologically, out of necessity, and the USA is left holding stocks of dirty polluting oil that no-one wants to buy.

[govshill2]

A point — it could be. 

Do you trust Trump?

Do you trust someone to stop him?

Look at the track record of those who have stood up to Trump and said NO. 

It’s not very promising.

What would trusting or not trusting Trump have to do with somebody having an inside source and posting on a conspiracy website?  Something not making too much cents.   

Do YOU trust Trump?  Who do YOU think is the best person to stop him? 

[govshill2]

Iran captures two vessels in Strait of Hormuz after ship comes under fire

OK so can anyone confirm this and how Iran is capturing ships!!

Why isn't the U.S. spotting this before it happens??

[Knows]

A good analysis of the situation and what to prepare for. The draft, Trump getting another term in some way and another conflict zone that goes on for years, if not decades. As this fire heats up like Ukraine, it will eventually spread to China as the struggle for control of international trade continues.

To achieve this, there will be an increased state control over the population by using AI and other tech tools.

[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ts-AA6LQf6I]

Fact:
The U.S. military draft has not been reinstated or activated. Starting in December 2026, the Selective Service System will switch to automatic registration for eligible men ages 18–25, streamlining the existing requirement. This change, authorized under the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2026, does not mean a draft is coming.

President Jimmy Carter is the primary president credited with reinstating the draft registration requirement in 1980, following its suspension by President Gerald Ford in 1975.

[govshill2]

Crude Oil Quality: The Hidden Hierarchy That Shapes Global Fortunes

US crude was always one of the best, quality wise, however, if the USA has been going after Venezuelan crude (and now Iranian), I think that the US reserves must be getting lower than they would like to admit.

And the raising of the pricing for oil and its derivatives worldwide will be a strong impetus for alternative fuels, which are looking more and more economical every day.

The USA may be painting itself into a corner where the world moves on, technologically, out of necessity, and the USA is left holding stocks of dirty polluting oil that no-one wants to buy.

If what you say is true about U.S. oil reserves getting low, why would The U.S. keep selling oil?
(Molly wants to know this important question)