Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump, admitting Iran strikes failed.

Trump is currently weighing and talking up the idea of a military campaign in Iran because of the nuclear program. Hey, hey, I've seen this one. I've

seen this one. This is a classic, right? It's weird, right? I'm totally confused by that

development, because I seem to remember it being completely obliterated about six months ago.

I feel like no matter how much every intelligence assessment, foreign policy expert,

ordinance specialist, or experts on Iran said their program wasn't obliterated.

Trump and those he tricked insisted it was.

On June 25th, the White House released a statement saying, quote,

Iran's nuclear facilities have been obliterated, and suggestions otherwise are fake news.

But now, Trump is threatening another military campaign.

So, let's backtrack to get the timeline.

Trump said no nukes.

Then he struck Iran's underground facilities.

He claimed Iran's nuclear capability was obliterated and set back years, despite assessments saying

only months.

Then only months later, he started negotiations with Iran over their totally obliterated nuclear

program and ballistic missile production.

Those negotiations failed. So now, Trump is talking about another strike.

However, there is some indication that this time Trump is considering a much wider strike

that could potentially target Iranian leadership. That tells observers that Trump really didn't learn much from the

less than ideal outcome to his Venezuela operation. That's also apparent from his social media posts

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