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Anonymous03/10/26, 07:05No.1496120Dumb Pedo makes claim that Iran bombed its own school
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/mar/10/trump-iran-war-over-pretty-quickly
At one of the most consequential moments of his two terms in office, wartime president Donald Trump on Monday delivered a vague and contradictory forecast for how long the United States will continue to fight in Iran and what the ultimate goal of the US military campaign there will be.
With oil hovering above $100 a barrel for much of Monday and Middle Eastern allies fearing a further tumble into regional conflict, Trump appeared in Doral, Florida with the mission of calming global markets and reassuring skittish allies that he has a clear vision for how to end the largest US intervention in the Middle East since the Iraq war.
If there is one, it was not delivered in this press conference.
In a 35-minute appearance, the US president eschewed the specifics to hammer home how thoroughly the US has destroyed Iran’s military and to bolster suspicions that there has been little planning for what comes next. After floating remarks that the war was “very complete, pretty much” to a CBS News reporter in a phone call, he then evaded a reporter’s question about whether that meant the war could wrap up this week. “No but soon. I think soon. Very soon.”
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Anon03/10/26, 07:06No.1496121
Reporters tried again. “You said the war is ‘very complete’. But your defense secretary says ‘this is just the beginning.’ So which is it?”“I think you could say both,” Trump replied. Straight away he added: “It’s the beginning of building a new country”. Never mind that Trump and his top advisers had ruled out managing an effort at nation-building in Iran; hours have passed and indeed Trump’s own vision for Iran seems to change with every telephone call he has taken from a reporter in the last 10 days.Thanks to his CBS call, there was a sense that he may be preparing to announce a drawdown. But he stopped short of a mission accomplished moment here and instead said the war would continue.“We could call it a tremendous success right now or we could go further,” he said. “And we’re going to go further.”“We have won in many ways,” he said in a characteristic moment during a speech to Republican allies before the press conference. “But we haven’t won enough.”It was a head-scratcher, and Democrats quickly jumped on those remarks to say that Trump’s goals for the Iran conflict were incoherent or simply absent.“One word to sum up Trump’s press conference: clueless,” wrote Chuck Schumer, the Senate Democratic leader from New York. “He can’t articulate a plan or a vision because he has no plan or vision. He can’t even decide whether or not the country is at war. He’s risking the world economy and the lives of millions on whims and vibes.”
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Anon03/10/26, 07:07No.1496122
There were other reminders of how US foreign policy has now fully passed through the looking-glass. Trump on Monday said that he would relax sanctions on certain countries sales of oil to help calm markets, reversing his own policy of increasing economic pressure on Russian oil sales to help end the conflict in Ukraine. He then added that the US may not ultimately return those sanctions once global markets return to normal. “Who knows … maybe we won’t have to put them on, there will be so much peace.”But in the most striking moment, Trump suggested that Iran had covertly obtained a Tomahawk missile and then used it to strike a girl’s school in the city of Minab, killing more than 168 people – most of them children.Asked whether the US would accept any responsibility for the strike, which occurred not long before the US hit a naval base nearby, Trump suggested: “Tomahawks are used by many countries,” and that “Iran has some Tomahawks.”That was more than many reporters in the room could stomach.“You just suggested that Iran somehow got its hands on a tomahawk and bombed its own elementary school on the first day of the war,” said one reporter, before asking why “you’re the only person in your government saying this”.“Because I just don’t know enough about it”, Trump responded. “I think it’s something that I was told is under investigation”.
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Anon03/10/26, 07:09No.1496123
He's so fucking stupid he can't even keep his own admin's stories straight. Initially it was "Oh it was a ground explosion, not us!" and then his dumbass immediately tried to joke about "Well Iran did it to themselves!" and now the footage is out showing it was a Tomahawk. So everyone around him is scrambling because his retarded ass tried to victim blame.
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Anon03/10/26, 16:58No.1496169
DJT is the master of fake "spews"
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Anon03/10/26, 18:04No.1496172
go back to pol with your opinions... this board is just as worthless
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Anon03/10/26, 23:53No.1496223
>> Donald Trump makes claim that Iran bombed its own schoolSchool sucks anyway. Thanks to the Rothschilds for dumbing us down.
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Anon03/11/26, 09:19No.1496276
4chan LOVES Israel, begone with your antisemitism.
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Anon03/11/26, 15:17No.1496302
Lol what a pathetic shill thread
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Anon03/11/26, 17:05No.1496329
The sad thing is there are people on this board who unironically believe Trump.
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Anon03/11/26, 17:24No.1496333
>he then evaded a reporter’s question about whether that meant the war could wrap up this week. “No but soon. I think soon. Very soon.”
>Evaded
Level 100 activist reporting right here.
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Anon03/11/26, 18:18No.1496363
maybe iran shouldnt be building schools where america is dropping bombs?!
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Anon03/11/26, 18:55No.1496375
all of this in its entirety is elementary school playground talk 1:1
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Anon03/11/26, 22:11No.1496425
can you prove otherwise? terrorist
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Anon03/14/26, 12:13No.1497033
I'm not surprised at this point, but it's till baffling how unprofessional this whole shitshow is.
Everything I've seen points to it most likely being an honest planning mistake. The school is part of a building complex that is used by a very important Iranian naval unit. The building the school is in used to even be used by said unit at some point in the past.
Doesn't take a genius to figure out what happened here.
It's still an absolute tragedy, but the last you can do as an administration after something like this happens is admit to it