Video: “Donald the Terrible.” The Consequence of a War with Iran

 

Video: “Donald the Terrible.” The Consequence of a War with Iran By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Drago Bosnic On February 28, 2026, amidst peace negotiations, “Donald the Terrible” ordered a criminal bombing campaign against Iran largely focussing on the outright killing of civilians. His criminal agenda is global warfare and the killing of civilians: the hegemonic battle for energy, namely the acquisition of oil and natural gas reserves worldwide. Read here

Two Allies from Inferno Attack Iran. Possible Consequences By Peter Koenig Is it possible that the “Epic Fury” assault was timed to deviate media’s and people’s attention from the ongoing investigation into Trump’s links to Epstein? What if evidence were to emerge of Trump’s Epstein pedo-crimes? The repercussions are difficult to imagine, but they might not be pretty. Read here

Time Teaches Nothing. “Few Americans want to hear the truth about the U.S.” By Edward Curtin So now the U.S.A., with the madman Trump at the helm, has started another criminal and evil war that may lead to nuclear annihilation. Few Americans want to hear the truth about the U.S. They never have. What has been obvious for a very long time is simply unacceptable. That the U.S. is a ruthless, murderous, imperialistic nation built on waging war all around the world is anathema. Read here

Assata Shakur and Jamil Abdullah al-Amin (H. Rap Brown) Symbolized the Transformation of the Black Struggle By Abayomi Azikiwe Assata Shakur (formerly known as Joann Chesimard) and Jamil Abdullah al-Amin (also known as H. Rap Brown) passed away during 2025 amid the rise of state repression and fascism in the United States under the government of President Donald Trump. Read here

Dreaming of European “Trade Bazooka” against Trump Is a Pipe Dream By Ahmed Adel Although the European Union can threaten United States President Donald Trump with a “trade bazooka,” the bloc cannot do anything realistic about the harsh tariffs imposed. Trump’s new tariffs are political moves, but the reality is different — the EU economy is in serious trouble, and Brussels cannot fix it with any measures, including turning to China, as the US president can turn off the gas tap. Read here

Oil, Power and War: Global Repercussions of the West Asian Conflict By Vikas Parsaram Meshram Politics in West Asia has for decades been trapped in a vortex of tension, distrust, and power rivalry. After years of maritime blockades, economic sanctions, diplomatic pressure, and covert operations, the United States and Israel have finally launched a large-scale attack on Iran. Read here

When Trust Collapses: Efficacy, Safety, and the Architecture of Deception. The COVID Crisis By Dr. Gary Null There is a word that runs like a current beneath this entire discussion: trust. Trust is not sentimental. It is not emotional fragility. It is a structural requirement for any functioning medical system. Read here