June 21–22, 2025—Dan Friesen and Jordan Holmes dissect Alex Jones’ baseless claims that Trump bombed Iran amid a U.S. civil war, despite Jones’ own shifting predictions (95% to 99% chance of war) and post-event adjustments. His false-flag theories about the Minnesota shooting and Iranian sleeper cells in Michigan reveal exploitation of chaos for pro-Trump narratives, even as Trump pardons controversial allies like Bannon. Jones’ "wargaming" tactics—pre-taped predictions cherry-picked to fit outcomes—undermine credibility, yet his blind loyalty persists, suggesting a pattern where reality fails to break his support. [Automatically generated summary]
I finally caught up to the present, but started listening on the day y'all were on stelter because I had COVID and had never heard of Alex Jones, but the podcast sounded cool to my fevered brain.
Min Sung is real pronounced Min Sung, where you make an O with your mouth, but say uh.
But most people are smart in this area or that area.
They're informed in a few areas, but not a lot of other areas.
Don't have general historical and then current knowledge.
And I know the media will kind of put out two different stories.
We're supposed to decide which of the two is true.
I didn't start saying this month that Iran has atomic weapons.
I've been saying it for 15 years.
And I got it directly from a source in CENTCOM.
And then I, over the years, talked to other people in intelligence and in the first Trump administration and others.
And they said, yes, that's indeed true.
And that's a very closely guarded secret.
Now, I have a track record of having a lot of inside sources on many big stories that later break are unconfirmed.
But if you just look at the logic of all of this, you're supposed to either be for Iran or for Israel.
And if you are for Israel, you say, yeah, they're always two weeks away for 25 years.
And if you're pro-Iran, you say, oh, no, no, they don't have a nuclear program.
Even though they've officially had one before to try to get a bomb.
Well, I don't go with the two narratives.
I go with the information I have.
And to put it simply, when you are manufacturing weapons-grade uranium and other materials that can be used for different types of bombs, atomic hydrogen, others, that when that's being produced, it's very hard to contain it.
And it gets in the air, and spies can get in and on the ground and collect the air many different ways, but through a vent in the front of the car's grill, and then it goes into a scoop and gets the samples that are then processed through different types of spectrometers and other devices.
Then they can also scan from the air and from satellites, but it's more accurate on the ground to actually get the samples.
And that's what I was told by folks I really trust, and I'll just leave it at that.
So in the interest of treating Alex as fairly as possible, I will get his back on the fact that he hasn't just started saying that Iran has nuclear weapons.
He said that for a long time.
Though the importance of them having these weapons, it varies depending on the world situation.
Sometimes it's a huge deal and sometimes it's brushed aside.
But either way, it's not a new development.
He's right.
He's not making that up.
Alex actually thinks pretty much everyone has nukes and that they're an outdated form of weaponry compared to the magic laser stuff that we secretly have now.
Like whenever something exists mainly because I can hear somebody having a conversation and then somebody being pushed into a corner and somehow coming up with, they already have the bomb.
Now, Trump comes out and says yesterday, we'll play the clip in a moment, that, hey, Tulsi Gabbard's wrong.
National intelligence is wrong.
But their official assessment is, is wrong.
They are building a bomb.
They're very, very close.
Now, that doesn't mean then I support Israel striking them or Trump dropping bunker busters.
I'm not saying this now because I want to support Netanyahu's position.
I've been saying it for 15 years because it's what I believe is accurate.
Now, now hold this thought in your mind out there for those who can't seem to understand this.
I see a lot of you, millions and millions of views.
I talked about this yesterday.
I just shot a couple videos in my car talking about this.
A lot of people, probably a third, can't understand this.
If Israel says they're 15 days, now 14 days away from having it, and Trump says they're building it right now, why is it far out that I'm saying for my information they already have it?
This is chaos world, and there is no agreed upon reality that we share.
There is no message discipline from the administration whatsoever.
Trump appointed Tulsi to be the director of national intelligence, and she testified in March that Iran had not restarted their nuclear weapons program.
She's in a position to know all of the classified, sensitive information, and she was clear about this perspective.
Trump doesn't want to live in that reality, so he came out and just said she was wrong.
The person he chose to run the intelligence operations of the country can't be trusted to make a determination about the intelligence operations of our country, and he just big dogged her.
The day after Trump came out and said Tulsi was wrong, she came out and said that Iran could have a nuke within weeks or months, and that the media had taken her out of context.
This is a form of gaslighting where a neutral state of affairs can be reported differently depending on how you want someone to feel about it.
In this case, if Iran is trying to develop nuclear technology for peaceful purposes and doing nothing wrong, they could debatably be months away from making a bomb at any time.
It might just take a few months to divert these efforts from power generation to making a bomb.
So in a completely peaceful world where Iran is following the letter of the rules that everyone agreed to, you could still say that they were weeks or months away from building a bomb.
All of the things Tulsi said could be true, but the point depends on how the things are being said.
In March, she testified that Iran had not restarted its weapons program because the goal was to ease tensions between the United States and Iran.
Now, the goal is to justify attacking Iran, which Trump has already decided to do.
So the messaging becomes focused on how they could make a bomb in weeks or months.
As for Alex, it's crazy for him to say that Iran has nukes because it's not backed up by any legitimate sources.
And if his position becomes more popular, it has a tendency to give Warhawks a strong justification to invade.
Like everyone spent years litigating weapons of mass destruction in Iraq as if them having weapons of mass destruction would have made everything justifiable.
And the reason for that is why people want to say that Iran has a bomb or is about to have a bomb because they feel like that would be justification for war.
I think that most of the time, that is a fine axiom.
I don't know if it holds all the time, but it's generally a pretty good rule.
I think that Alex, if his mentality is more widely accepted by the GOP hawkish types, if that were the mentality, we would be more likely to go to war with Iran.
I think.
And I think that he should know that.
He should understand that, but seems to be oblivious.
Anyway, it was going to be Thursday or Friday that Alex said that Trump was going to attack Iran.
This did not happen because Steve Bannon intervened.
Remember, nine days ago, oh, we're just taking out the nuclear sites.
Oh, no, now we want regime change.
We won't negotiate.
And then Trump said he wouldn't negotiate until Thursday after he had a two-hour lunch with Steve Bannon.
And I talked to Steve, and he doesn't like to take credit for things, but I talked to Steve on air yesterday, but also talked to him a little bit off-air.
And he says, he talked to the president and basically said he agrees with my analysis instead on his similar analysis.
And he said there's a lot of other people telling him too.
He said he's obviously what's in the news is accurate.
The majority of his generals and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Kane, are telling him, don't do this.
And then he's got Carrilla, the head of CITETCOM, who is telling him to do it.
And Heg Seth, you know, is an American patriot and fought the Middle East and highly decorated, and he does not like the Mullahs.
So what Alex is trying to present is that the majority of the generals and the majority of the Joint Chiefs and all of them have cautioned Trump and he's not going to attack now.
Thanks to the efforts of people like Steve Bannon intervening.
If Trump doesn't succeed, and Steve Bannon openly said this when I was on a show a month ago, he said, you know, if Trump doesn't succeed, we're both going to prison.
And I've told my family that I never want to evacuate the United States.
And I'll go down with a ship, but gauging it, I mean, if it looks like a Republican isn't going to get in, in three and a half years, I'm going to have to leave so I can continue to fight for the country as an exile.
I mean, I'm having these discussions with my family, folks.
I really want Trump to succeed.
I mean, my eggs are in his basket.
I mean, he's the lifeboat.
I'm in the North Atlantic and the water's 30 below zero.
And you fall in that water and you stop breathing in about 10 seconds.
We are living in the present day, as we're recording this, not only in the wake of the release of Donkey Kong Bonanza, but we are also living in a time where Trump is lashing out at people who care about Epstein.
There's only one thing left to do, and it's to become the person you have been lying about being this whole time and abandon the entire political system entirely.
If I was going to compare the narratives that we are dealing with right now in Alex's life and their complexity and, you know, bitter absurdity, I would describe it as bitter absurdity because I think I'm going to have to go with like Turganev?
Like, Chekhov.
We're talking like the cherry orchard levels of malaise that should confound everyone.
So looming in the background is the fact that the guy in Minnesota shot those lawmakers, and Alex is struggling with the fact that he was a fan of his.
And he's been calling the roommate of the shooter an actor.
And this has been, this has worked a little bit.
But there's more information coming out.
And so Alex decides, we're going to revisit this story.
But all you were watching last weekend at the same time with emergency transmission.
And I laid out all the different angles and I surmised and I said, looks like a Democrat Party hit to get rid of Democrats they don't like and to be false flagged to be blamed on Trump.
And if I had to guess, it's a CCP-funded operation through the Democratic Party, which we now know from more federal documents that came out this week.
The CCP literally stole the 2020 election with the Democrats and the CIA, all public now, with the fake ballots.
And I'm telling you, Tim Waltz is dangerous.
And I said that he is a major suspect, not just because he appointed this guy to a board, not just because the guy's wife's a Democrat.
All the connections and the way they came out day one and said he loves Trump, the shooter, the assassin, the Patsy, probably.
And that he loves InfoWars.
Oh, but he had all these No Kings flyers in his car.
So now we're learning he was in a security company.
Now we're learning he was over in Gaza.
International aid groups.
Classic MKUltra MO.
Probably just drugged out of his mind.
Probably not involved in any of it.
You got a guy with a plastic mask at the door.
All this reeks of an assassination plot operation with this guy's the Patsy.
I would argue, despite what movies may say about extreme outlier cases, I would argue that the qualities that make you a good coach of a sport preclude you from being a danger to the world order.
Think about it as just the mind control component.
MK Ultra was just a larger group name, MK Naomi, for test scores in schools and changing the educational system and medical testing and medical experimentation, both lethal and non-lethal.
Just a giant ongoing project of testing the mind.
So when I say this is an MKUltra project, or that person worked under MKUltra, that's just an umbrella name for that whole genre.
But MKUltra in general is thought of as only classic mind control.
That was just one part of the one project that got a lot of attention in Congress when it came out in the late 70s in the Frank Church Committee hearings in other areas.
So when I said on a podcast, and one of the elaborates people asked about it, you know, my dad was recruited into MKUltra and went on in a larger project.
And that was just medical experimentation when he wasn't me experimenting on.
He was 14, 15, 16, you know, working as assistants as an intern.
So the news that Alex is kind of dancing around, and he does bring up, but not in these clips, is that Vance Bolter left behind a letter that was meant to be sent to Kosh Patel at the FBI in which he claimed that he'd carried out the assassinations on behalf of Tim Waltz, who wanted him to kill Amy Klobuchar so Walls could take her Senate seat.
This letter was later released in a search warrant that was filed to get access to blink security camera data, and it doesn't necessarily come off as entirely credible.
He claims to have been secretly trained by the military since he was in college and that he was involved in a bunch of secret, unspecified projects, which is pretty standard stuff for these types of folks.
They build up a self-mythology that follows archetypal beats, but it doesn't include anything specific.
The idea is supposed to be that this stuff that they were involved in is so secret and they're such good soldiers that they would never reveal these secrets.
But that premise is shaky.
Why maintain that kind of secrecy when you're writing a letter to the head of the FBI where you admit to murders and an elaborate plot involving the governor?
I think that some of the coverage of this letter has been a little bit off because the impression that you might get is that Tim Walz enlisted Bolter to kill a bunch of Democratic politicians, including Amy Klobuchar, and that the two assassinations that he attempted to carry out were the beginning of that plan.
I think that's the impression that a lot of people get.
However, it seems from this letter that killing Melissa Hortman and trying to kill John Hoffman, those were Bolter going rogue.
From his letter, quote, recently I was approached about a project that Tim Walz wanted done and Blank and Keith also left blank, but it's clearly Keith Ellison.
They were aware of the project.
Tim wanted me to kill Amy Klobuchar, it's misspelled, and Tina, blank, but it's obviously Smith, the other Minnesota senator.
Tim wants to be senator, and he doesn't trust Blank to retire as planned and thinks she's going to stay on at the last minute.
Bolter is telling the story that Walls wanted him to kill these two senators so that he could take one of their seats.
Melissa Hortman and John Hoffman aren't targets from Walls at all in his telling of the story through this letter.
His letter goes on, quote, I told Tim I wanted nothing to do with it, and if he didn't call off the plan, I would go to the public.
He said he would call it hurt my family if I did play ball.
Then he set up a meeting with me and Mel and Blank to talk about options when they had some people waiting to kill me.
I was able to get away by God's mercy.
So I went back a short time later and shot at both blank and blank.
It's not a situation where I feel comfortable filling in all the blanks that Bolter left in his note, but I am confident that Mel refers to Melissa Hortman and that the story he's trying to tell is that Hortman and Walls and a third unnamed person confronted Bolter with this plan saying that he needed to follow through with it or else they would hurt his family.
Bolter didn't want to go along with it, so he returned and shot at two unnamed people.
That leads me to suspect the unnamed people are Hortman and John Hoffman, which implies that Hoffman is supposed to be the third person who is at this meeting that Bolter claimed he had with Walls where they were threatening him.
If you follow the train of thinking in this letter that he left, he didn't kill Hortman and try to kill Hoffman because Walls wanted him to.
He was a desperate man who was being threatened by Walls and the entire power structure of the Minnesota government, and he was living out the plot of an action movie.
This distinction doesn't really matter in the real world because Bolter isn't telling a true story here, but the stuff that we look at is all about narrative.
And what story is being told is critically important to understanding how these stories are being used.
And I think that a lot of the coverage around this letter has been a little bit off, telling the story that Bolter claimed he did the shootings for Walls.
His claim is actually the opposite: that Walls wanted him to kill the senators and was threatening his family.
Bolter decided to go John Wick on the state government in order to try to fight back.
I haven't talked to the guy, and I have no idea what his mental state is really like, but I don't think that this letter is very confusing.
He's done something very serious, and it didn't go according to plan.
He knows that there's a very good chance that he's going to die after doing the shootings before getting arrested.
There's a really good chance.
So leaving this letter behind puts a permanent imprint on the story.
It'll always allow conspiracy theories to flourish around the story and will give Republicans ammo to attack Tim Walz and other Democrats.
Like, they could have hearings forever.
If he died, then the existence of this letter would be the only thing to go on.
But since he survived, he can go to trial and he's going to have to try to prove some of these claims, which all veteran conspiracy theorists know isn't going to work.
But at the time when he would have written this letter and left it, he'd have every reason to think, I'm probably going to die.
This letter will be a piece of evidence that will be able to be exploited in perpetuity.
My favorite thing about MK Ultra, the more I read about it, is how well they've done in making it sound like a super secret brainwashing program instead of a bunch of guys who were on a lot of drugs and had no oversight whatsoever.
Like these awful shit to people.
Yeah, they were sneaking stuff into each other's drinks.
There was no accountability for anything.
These guys were going out for fucking weeks at a time on LSD and doing experiments at the same time.
People are talking about it like, oh, these guys are evil.
And now, Minnesota shooting suspect Vance Bolter claims an FBI letter.
He was secretly trained by the military.
Alleges Governor Tim Walz ordered Senator Amy Klobucher's assassination so that he could take her Senate seat.
Well, I said last week, is this guy an assassin to get Democrats that were starting to vote against him in the state back in line and a false flag to blame Trump and his supporters?
And then lo and behold, that day, oh, the guy did it for Trump, and he really loved Infowars and that CBS stage question.
Now, the body language for me was total and complete scripting and disingenuous.
That's my opinion, but I'm not trained in that.
But a whole bunch of trained Secret Service, FBI, behavioral psychologist experts have come out and watched the video of David Carlson, the roommate of Vance Bolter, and said exactly what I said.
So Alex is doing just exactly the same thing that he did around Sandy Hook.
Like, he just takes things that someone said, like, I've got a random guy on YouTube, and now I'm going to say that tons of CIA top-level experts are all saying this guy looks like an actor.
This is what he did with Steve Pieczenik and Fetzer.
So this is kind of true, but also not accurate at all.
For the past week or so on the show, Alex was saying that Trump was going to attack Iran on Thursday night or Friday morning.
It was a prediction that was meant to be understood as somewhat flexible in the timeline, but it was also definitely happening.
Alex spent his time lobbying against the attack and pretending to brief Trump on Bannon's podcast.
And when Trump's press secretary announced that Trump was giving Iran two weeks to negotiate on Thursday, Alex took that as a victory.
The war fever had broken.
It didn't mean an attack wouldn't ever happen, but the immediacy of the crisis had decreased thanks to the Patriots.
In essence, what Alex is saying about his prediction here has some truth baked inside it, but that stuff can only be seen as true if you take away all of the context.
Alex did say that Trump was going to attack Iran, but now Alex is lying about what day he said it was going to happen on, and he's pretending that they didn't do the whole war fever has broken victory lap.
If you're listening to Alex's show for news and analysis, it would be a huge surprise to wake up on Sunday and learn that Trump had bombed Iran.
Alex and his friends were supposed to have handled this situation, so Alex saying I called it is a little unfair.
Now, there's a whole nother story here that I've seen a lot of people saying that actually has some validity.
Doesn't mean it's what's happening.
And because of the ongoing massive buildup of planes, missiles, and aircraft carriers, I do not believe that is what's happened here, because this is different than five years ago.
And I even said at the time, even the Iranians shot a bunch of missiles in retaliation of Soleimani, their top general being killed.
And the head of the Revolutionary Guard, Hezbollah, that when Soleimani was killed, they didn't want a full war with Trump.
So they called Trump and said, we're going to shoot missiles, but they're not going to hit your base.
And they didn't hit the base.
Didn't kill anybody.
Hit about a mile away in the desert.
And Trump later talked about that.
Some have said that's what this is, and that this is now, you know, like the U.S. has come in and we took out your nuclear program.
And so now we can tell Israel, stop it.
Well, the Iranians were reached out to, turns out by Trump.
He'd mentioned this, but said, oh, we're talking behind the scenes.
He wanted to meet with them on Thursday when he gave it two weeks.
And they told you, they told us, go to hell, which is what I see in all the signs.
They've never hoisted the red flag before.
They've never done that before.
They know the world's lining up behind them.
They're dug in.
And all the evidence points towards full war with Iran and its allies has now begun.
But sometimes when you just stop and you go like, these idiots are firing millions of dollars at nothing to show off how strong they are to other idiots when they could just be feeding their own fucking people.
The fuse is lit on the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's parliament has voted to block it.
Only the Supreme Leader can override that now.
They will be able to block it very easily.
All the studies are out there.
20% of world oil production and delivery goes through that every day at least.
Russia, North Korea, and others are signaling that they're going to give nuclear weapons to Iran.
So that doesn't make any sense.
Is on the table, and in hopes of this war stopping.
But the United States has been throwing the mad doctrine to the side.
DHS is officially warning and saying brace for Iranian terror attack sleeper cells, including the attempt to kill Trump, which the globalist could false flag Trump with, as I predicted before it even began.
You and Michigan have a large church with someone driving a truck through the wall, jumping out, spraying bullets at people, but a brave deacon jumped on him like a Marine jumping on a hand grenade, and then a security guard killed him.
That morning, a man named Brian Anthony Browning had arrived at Cross Point Community Church in Wayne, Michigan, and opened fire.
He was run over by a member of the church and then died exchanging fire with security guards.
Alex has almost all of the basic details incorrect about this story because he doesn't really care about what happened.
It's a horrible tragedy, and in the aftermath of the shooting, it's come out that the shooter seemed to harbor some resentment towards this specific church.
He posted a photo of a friend of his who died recently that said, You have not only lied to men, but have lied upon the spirit of the Lord.
His blood is on your hands, Cross Point Community Church.
I have no idea what exactly is going on with this case, but it seems to me like yet another instance of someone who was unwell, who had access to weapons, who decided to act out violently on whatever unaddressed feelings or thoughts he was having.
Alex is a desperate liar who loves to manipulate the audience by exploiting tragedy.
So for him, he sees a story like this and thinks, I can work with that.
He doesn't see a tragedy where people are left hurt.
He just sees an opportunity because he's a piece of shit.
Maybe I can pretend that this was a Iranian sleeper cell.
We should be like, this feels a little bit like I want to be in a mall at a food court just watching this piece of shit because then it's like low stakes.
You know, when you're at the mall and you see somebody just clearly being a piece of shit to like a retail worker for no, what are you doing?
It's a burberry or whatever the fuck it is.
You know, you're getting sunglasses.
That's fine.
That's a nice little people watch.
You know, that's a nice little look at that piece of shit.
I think also like when you're watching someone be a real asshole piece of shit to other people in public, you're like, well, he's going to do that to the wrong person one day and get his ass kicked.
No, in a weird way, like that initial thing that he's saying about how he's indebted to Trump.
And if Trump doesn't win, he'll go to jail.
That's not literally true for him and Trump, but the relationship of like, if the powers that be are not in some way or form protecting me, I am well aware that justice will come for me.
And I think that he has an awareness that if, God forbid, all of these troubles that he has brought upon himself, if the consequences come to bear, Trump's going to let him slide.
Regular listeners that know that, but everybody else, we've just posted it X. How did Alex Jones, yours truly, predict last Saturday, last Sunday, last Monday, last Tuesday, last Wednesday, last Thursday, that I believe the strike was coming and that it would be probably by Saturday.
But I said the windows Thursday evening through Sunday evening, if it was going to be done, I have a lot of intel, a lot of information, a lot of moving parts, but I myself came up with that equation.
There's no way that Alex doesn't know that what he's doing is manipulation.
It's fine for him to say that he predicted Trump would attack Iran Thursday or Friday, but he has to know that he's extending this window of the prediction after the fact and that he spent Friday and Saturday trying to convince the audience that Trump was great and had listened to his calmer-headed advisors.
If Alex wants to take some credit for this prediction, then he needs to also admit that he was tricked by Trump and his press secretary to the point where he gave up on the prediction that he had previously made.
You can't have one without the other.
This is negating the part where you were way wrong in order to preserve the part where you looked right.
And people ask, how did I make that announcement over the weekend?
I had Steve Bannon ask, how do I know?
And I just said I could see all the pieces.
And I am sure that by Sunday at the latest, unless Iran publicly says, okay, we'll give up the program unconditionally and publicly roll over, that could extend it out because then if they say they'll do a deal but pull back, kind of like Zelensky did on the minerals over and over again, they could probably rope Trump along a little bit longer.
But I don't think at this point, if they're going to capitulate, it's going to be fake.
And I would tell the Iranians, even if you try to capitulate now, I think Israel's going to launch a false flag.
We know the Russians just caught the Ukrainians with a plan to torpedo one of their ships and blame Russia, torpedo one of our ships.
So it was about a 99% chance two days ago that by the weekend the U.S. joins the war officially.
I'd say it's about a 95% chance right now.
But I gut level, I believe by Saturday we'll be doing an emergency all-day broadcast covering it.
It was about a 99% chance two days ago that by the weekend the U.S. joins the war officially.
I'd say it's about a 95% chance right now.
But I gut level, I believe by Saturday we'll be doing an emergency all-day broadcast covering it.
Now, things could change.
It's like you're in a bus driving towards a cliff, the Grand Canyon, and you're 200 yards away, 100 yards away, 50 yards away, and you're going 60 miles an hour.
There's not much time to slam the brakes on before we go off the edge of it.
What would happen if the brakes weren't slammed on?
On his Friday show and on Saturday, Alex was invested in telling the story that they'd successfully slammed on the brakes.
Trump had listened to Alex's briefing from Bannon's podcast.
The world was saved.
This is the important dynamic that he's trying to rip out of this false prediction that he made.
This clip from Thursday is great as a parlor trick, and it might impress idiots on Twitter, but anyone who's paying attention and watching his show would have to know that this whole thing is a lie.
And the only way that Alex could try to sell it to the audience is if he's a liar.
Oh, in case this guy died, we've already got the eulogy cover, you know, like for a news organization.
They've already got the template out.
Like, yeah, of course you've predicted it if you filmed 15 different versions of the exact same thing for the precise moment that one of them might happen.
Yeah, a lot of the content of Alex's show functions that way.
I think he calls it wargaming, but what he's doing is making a million predictions, and then he's going to selectively cherry pick out the ones that look the best in hindsight in order to pretend he's a prophet to make what bullshit he's saying in the present day seem like, oh, he got it right last time.
Here's Trump, though, four years ago, a few months out of office, going back and explaining he had this secret deal for them to stage this attack to save face.
And I said at the time that's what that was.
All their missiles don't hit a few miles away in a desert from our base.
No, it was, you could see it.
Then they stopped right there.
And then Trump stopped.
And then later what it was.
I know how this works.
Everything I see now is not that.
All the signs say total war.
I don't just say things to be incendiary or alarmist.
I say it because it's what I see.
That's why I have the number one accuracy trade track record.
I think that you just have a sense of Alex desperately wanting it to be, you know, pissing contest, but he can't allow himself to, like, that's not what he feels.
This is going to totally expose Israel, bring down Netanyahu, 5D chess, 1,000 D chess, and just dreamy-eyed that, oh my gosh, you know, no, This isn't stopping the war.
And Trump was convinced this probably would do that.
And maybe it is.
We're going to find out.
But this is kind of a sampling of the people thinking, oh, no, this is a master stroke to go ahead and take out their nuclear program and then say, see, now Israel can stop.
The problem is, I told you they would announce the Iranians have taken their enrichment out.
They now officially are going for a bomb they've announced.
They're pulling out of the U.S. Officially?
You think they already have?
This country's just saying they're going to give them nukes.
They're going to block the Strait of Horboos.
We're massing all these aircraft carriers and thousands of planes everywhere.
That ain't being done for no reason, sweethearts.
But let's just hope that the pie in the sky is true.
Here it is.
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Looks like the U.S. military just went in and bombed Iran.
They went in and bombed three nuclear sites.
They got in and got out.
You know, the stealth bombers.
I don't know how they detected the stealth bombers anyways, but the news is talking about it.
So Trump said the planes are out and they're on their way back home and he's ready for peace now.
So what just happened, in my firm opinion, is we know the left, Cabal Deep State of Israel, is on a mission and Trump took out their mission.
Their mission was to make sure that there was no nukes in Iran.
Well, Trump said, okay, I'll move in and take out the nuclear sites.
And now what?
I think it's a bait because Israel's not going to stop attacking them.
And Trump's going to say, why are you still attacking them?
I just took out the nuclear sites.
Like, what are you doing?
And that's going to open up the floodgates on who Israel really is.
All I see from them is they're getting ready for action.
Is it all a big bluff?
Let's hope so.
But then they're going to demand a total surrender of Iran so they can't.
And more aircraft carriers and more aircraft are massing.
Likes of which we've not seen since 2003.
So that indicates war escalation, escalatory conflict.
That's what all the real signals show.
Not delusional pie in the sky.
Oh, Marco Rubio.
Oh, yeah, we want peace.
Oh, yeah, we're ready right now.
And they're telling Trump that, and Trump probably believes that, but is Trump super sophisticated enough about real geopolitical strategy and military?
And like the real movers of the shakers, the Rockefellers, they try to hire Alex because they know that policymakers, people who are ahead of their time.
China's going to, they ain't scared of us one bit.
I don't think so.
I think they want to call our bluff.
And we've handed China, we've handed America to China.
I work in the oil and gas industry, and I mean, we're working for Tokyo people, you know, which not saying they're bad, but I mean, we're an American full.
And here we are as Americans working for people from Tokyo.
Mitsubishi just announced that they're buying an oil and gas company that operates in this area.
I'm out of Kilborgs, Texas, by Longview, Tyler, North or wherever outside of about an hour and a half, two hours from Dallas.
And I mean, it's just scary to sit there and know that we're selling our land to them.
I mean, what have they done?
They've got their people here.
They're in place.
They've always said they'll take over us and never fire a sign.
Anyway, I thought for sure that, you know, as things were unfolding, when I heard that Iran got bombed, Trump had bombed Iran, I thought that Alex would have a stronger devastated reaction.
I mean, you know, in a way, I think a lot of people would have described the way he treated alcohol as someone trying to wall off large parts of reality, right?
And now he's not medicating with alcohol in that same way.
So instead, he's apparently psychologically walling off entire days of time, which I think is probably healthier.