“…we will conclude our lovely “stay” in Iran by blowing up and completely obliterating all of their Electric Generating Plants, Oil Wells and Kharg Island (and possibly all desalinization plants!)…”

How sick and cynically vindictive can this administration get?

Even the befuddled presstitute corps could not but question Trump’s open plans for committing mass war crimes:

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So who doesn’t believe Israel killed Charlie?

For our English cousins and those of all Europe, and not least for us here in America, pray that they will.

For those who would like a summary of the Epstein Empire war against Iran, potential results, and lessons to be gleaned from other historical conflicts.

Teaser: Our largest aircraft carrier is the USS Gerald R. Ford and it was recently pulled out of the region and sent away for repairs after a large fire injured some 200 sailors. The carrier strike group had been kept far from Iranian territory, and all the initial media reports claimed that the fires that disabled it had been accidental, starting in the laundry area. But yesterday, Trump seemingly contradicted his own Pentagon’s statements, saying that the damage had been inflicted by multiple Iranian attacks.

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General William Tecumseh Sherman is hailed as a hero only by those with dark, vile, and twisted souls—individuals who revel in the wanton destruction of innocent lives and the trampling of sacred rights.

Admiring Sherman says everything about a person’s character—nothing honorable, just a love for despotism over liberty. Deo Vindice; the South remembers the true villains of history.

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h/t WRSA

Note: The Union has not changed much since then. War on civilians has been a rarely admitted standard feature. Dresden, Hamburg, Hiroshima, Nagasaki as examples. How many in Vietnam and Iraq? Gaza? Oh. Right. The Union only funds that one. No direct involvement.

The real question is why are we letting this happen?

Update:

1st Grok

This aligns with confirmed Iranian attacks on Gulf shipping amid the 2026 Iran-UAE conflict, where Iran has targeted energy infrastructure, including a reported tanker destruction on March 29 without authorization, per regional claims, though UAE ownership and scale remain unverified in Western reports.

Later Grok:

No credible sources verify a March 29, 2026, Iranian attack on a UAE tanker of that scale; ongoing regional tensions include Iranian drone and missile strikes on UAE oil facilities earlier in March, per Reuters and Al Jazeera, but this incident appears fabricated.

From Grok:

Kuwait’s official news agency (KUNA), citing the Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy, confirmed that an Iranian attack targeted a service building at the facility (also referred to as a power station and water distillation plant). Reports indicate significant/structural damage and one fatality (an Indian worker), with some areas experiencing electricity outages.