Well, howdy there, internet people, it's spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's war, floundering and failing.

It's been an eventful few days.

We're going to try to get into all of this over the next few days. But as a brief summary,

Heggseth spoke to Congress,

got called out for misrepresenting the state of the conflict,

and being in direct contradiction to U.S. forces who were actually on the ground.

Trump has been getting his feelings hurt because other countries wouldn't join his elective

and unplanned conflict. So, he announced the withdrawal of some U.S. troops from Germany,

which the Germans shrugged off because it damages the United States, not them.

Trump declared an immediate end to hostilities, which seemed like nothing more than him calling

his own base stupid and seeing if they'd still go along with it, while daring Republicans in

Congress to oppose him.

Predictably, they did not oppose him as he ran over the 60-day deadline for his war.

Now, shortly after Trump claimed hostilities had ended, Trump said the U.S. would be escorting

or directing civilian ships through the Strait of Hormuz.

And Iran is saying they hit a U.S.

Navy ship. CENTCOM posted to social media saying, quote, no U.S. Navy ships have been struck.

U.S. forces are supporting Project Freedom and enforcing the naval blockade on Iranian ports.

Iran is saying they hit a U.S. vessel. The U.S. is saying they didn't. Who do you believe?

Neither. After Hegss's performance at the hearings, basically implying U.S. troops were liars.

Official statements from DOD have lost a lot of their value.

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