Reports offood shortageson naval ships deployed to the Middle East.
Video footage of disabled military veterans—some in wheelchairs, others leaning on canes—being zip-tied and dragged out of the Capitol Rotunda for staging a peaceful, anti-war protest.Sixty-six veterans were arrested while conducting a flag-folding ceremonyin recognition of the 13 military servicemembers who have died so far in Trump’s war with Iran.
A growing number of active-duty military service members asking how to end their service, becomeconscientious objectors, and refuse unlawful orders.
And a president openly threatening to commit war crimes by targeting civilian infrastructure in Iran—and floating preemptive strikes against Cuba.
Almost two months intoDonald Trump’sdisastrous, unauthorized war with Iran, the United States is in freefall.
The economy is struggling. Inflation and fuel prices are rising. America’s standing in the world is eroding by the day.
The war itself is spiraling—threats one day,concessions the next—as the Trump administration scrambles to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway that had remained stable until Trump recklessly pushed us into this disastrous war.
Meanwhile, at home, the government is unraveling. Corruption is flourishing.
The constitutional guardrails are gone.
Leadership inside the White House is in disarray.
Source: Global Research
