Trump MELTSDOWN As Epstein War In Iran Spirals Out Of Control

Calls out Israel & blames them for recent bombings

Yesterday, Israel bombed the South Pars natural gas field in Iran, a strike many experts around the world labeled a massive escalation in the Epstein war in Iran.

The South Pars field is the world’s largest natural gas field, it contains 1,800 trillion cubic feet of gas. To say it is vital to Iran’s economy would be a tremendous understatement. It provides 80% of Iran’s entire domestic supply. The field is absolutely critical for Iran's power generation.

After the strike on the field, Iran retaliated by striking an LNG (liquefied natural gas) plant in Qatar, which wiped out 17% of their total capacity, which the CEO said today may take 5 years to fully repair.

Afterwards, thq Qatari government was furious about the attack & let the White House know their feelings. Later last night, Trump took to social media to discredit the Israeli government, blame them for the attack, & claimed to not know it was going to happen.

Let’s be clear about what’s happening here — Trump is feeling the pressure of this war. It’s not going the way he thought it would & now he has no ide what to do next.

The country did not fold after they bombed the Iranian capital & killed their leader. They have not folded after weeks of bombing campaigns. They have rejected ceasefire talks. In fact, Iran has proven way more capable than any country has since Vietnam (another war we lost).

Trump constantly claims that Iran is defeated & the war is almost over, but today

• An F-35 was shot out of the sky by an Iranian surface to air missile

• Trump is asking for an additional $200 Billion dollars for the war

• Trump is considering deploying thousands of additional troops to the Middle East

Does that sound like a situation that’s “totally under control”? I don’t think so. It sounds like our moron & chief is caught in a scenario he has no idea how to navigate, all because he would rather distract our country from the Epstein files.

Although, this potential rift between Trump & Israel is interesting to me. It’s definitely something we should keep our eyes on.

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Additional stories I wanted to share:

1. Trump FBI & IRS to probe nonprofits over links to “domestic terrorism” - The FBI and IRS are forming a joint initiative to investigate nonprofit organizations over suspected possible links to domestic terrorism, according to CBS News. This comes after Attorney General Pam Bondi issued a memo last year ordering law enforcement agencies and federal prosecutors to compile a list of potential “domestic terrorism” organizations that promote “extreme viewpoints on immigration, radical gender ideology, and anti-American sentiment.”

2. Trump regime reportedly threatens to cut aid to Zambia to force U.S. access to mines - The Trump administration is considering withholding HIV treatment, tuberculosis and malaria medications from Zambia in order to force the country to open its mines to U.S. companies, according to a leaked State Department memo obtained by The New York Times. The memo says, "We will only secure our priorities by demonstrating willingness to publicly take support away from Zambia on a massive scale." The proposed deal would offer Zambia $1 billion in health funding over five years, which is less than half of what the country received before President Trump took office. In return, Zambia would need to grant U.S. companies access to its copper, cobalt and lithium reserves and agree to restructure a nearly half-billion-dollar agricultural grant to require regulatory changes in its mining sector. About 1.3 million people in Zambia rely on daily HIV treatment provided through U.S. aid programs. Reported by Democracy Now

3. Denmark was reportedly preparing for full-scale war with the US over Greenland in January, with military support from France, Germany, and Nordic nations, per DR - The Danish military sent explosives and blood supplies to Greenland in January as part of contingency planning for a US attack, as tensions with Donald Trump escalated over his push to take control of the Arctic island. Danish troops dispatched to Greenland at the start of the year took enough explosives to destroy the island’s main runways near the capital Nuuk and at a former fighter base in Kangerlussuaq, DR reported. They were also given blood supplies in the event of combat. From France alone, Denmark could expect soldiers equivalent to a small battalion, which means several hundred soldiers, says the official:

   - Would you like more soldiers? You could have them. Would you like more naval support? You could have that. Would you like more air support? You could have that too.

   A number of other allies also offered their support early on – including Germany.

4. Tennessee Republicans have advanced legislation that would ostensibly create a public list of Trans residents in the state - On March 17, 2026, Tennessee Republican lawmakers advanced legislation (House Bill 754) that would require healthcare providers to report detailed information about patients receiving gender-affirming care, resulting in a public state report. Opponents argue this creates a de facto public list of transgender residents. Healthcare providers would be required to submit sensitive patient data to the state, including treatment timelines, prescription details, surgical information, location data, and age. While names may not be listed, opponents argue that publishing detailed data—such as county of residence and specific dates of care—could make individuals in smaller communities identifiable, raising significant privacy and safety concerns.

5. Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam reaffirmed Lebanon's readiness to enter into "immediate negotiations" with Israel during an interview with CNN today. - Specifically, Salam urged President Trump to play a "decisive role" in ending the war, describing the U.S. as a strategic partner.
   This stance echoes an initiative previously launched by President Joseph Aoun, who has proposed a four-point plan including a "complete truce" and the disarmament of Hezbollah. Israel, meanwhile is scaling up operations in southern Lebanon, with three IDF divisions currently deployed and additional units expected. Lebanon death toll surpasses 1,000 as strikes continue nationwide
   
   Lebanon’s Health Ministry said at least 1,001 people have been killed and 2,584 wounded since the start of Israeli attacks, according to official figures released March 19.
   
   At least 33 people were killed and 152 injured in the past 24 hours alone.
   
   ➤ 804 men, 79 women, and 118 children are among those killed
   ➤ 1,805 men, 414 women, and 365 children have been wounded
   ➤ 5 hospitals and 42 ambulances have been hit, along with 18 civil defense centers and 68 health facilities
   ➤ 40 healthcare workers have been killed and 107 injured, according to the ministry

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