Max Blumenthal just said it out loud: Netanyahu sat at the head of the Situation Room table. Trump sat to the side. And said, “Okay, boss.”
Not as a joke.
As the chain of command.
February 3rd. Netanyahu flies in like a head of state. Helicopters. Streets shut down. He walks into the Situation Room and takes the president’s chair.
Mossad’s David Barnea is on the big screen.The order is simple:
Bomb the meeting in Tehran on February 28th.
Kill the Ayatollah and the people around him.
Trump doesn’t argue.
He doesn’t send them out of the room.
He just takes the order.
There was no real plan after that.
No Iranian Delcy Rodríguez waiting in the wings.
No 4-day collapse.
Just get the United States into a war of constant escalation and keep it there.
A country of 9 million.
A prime minister Trump personally dislikes.
A man under indictment in his own country.
And the President of the United States sat in the junior seat and followed him anyway.
That’s the clip.
Not “they coordinated.”
Not “allies talking.”
Netanyahu at the head of the table.
Trump to the side.
“Okay, boss.”
Tucker Carlson: Trump ordered it stopped. Then he found out he’s not President. If Trump Can’t Stop Zelensky, Who Can He Stop?
Sunday: Trump tells Zelensky to stop hitting Russian diesel.
“There are plenty of other targets. Don’t hit diesel fuel. That’s hurting the world.”
Friday: Trump declares mission accomplished.
Economy great. War ending soon. Gas will fall.
A week later Ukraine hits the refinery 10 miles from the Kremlin.
Moscow’s biggest.
After the President of the United States publicly ordered it stopped.
Tucker’s point is not “Trump misspoke.”
It’s that Zelensky doesn’t work for him.
The targeting still comes from U.S. intel.
Trump never hauled the agencies in and made disobedience a crime.
So the order was theater.
The strike was the policy.
That’s the clip.
Trump found out he is not the one running the war.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu addressing audience after the signing of MoU on Ogun $7 billion Deep Seaport between Nigerian Government and a UAE company held in Paris on Thursday.
TINUBU: OGUN DEEP SEAPORT TO DECONGEST LAGOS PORT CORRIDOR
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu says the proposed Gateway Deep Seaport in Ogun Waterside, with a four-kilometre berth and an 18-metre draft, will help decongest the Lagos port corridor, ease pressure on the Apapa and Tin Can Island ports, and reduce costs and delays for importers, exporters and consumers.
He says the port will also accommodate larger, deeper-draft vessels that support modern global commerce.
Video Credit: Sunday Moses
Imagine constantly brandishing a piece of paper as handover note for financials of an 8yrs administration.
You have to have dust in your brains to be a supporter of this emptiness...tueh
I had a consultative visit with the leadership of Ansar-Ud-Deen Society of Nigeria, led by Prince Mosediq Adeniji Kazeem, SAN.
True progress cannot happen in isolation, which is why seeking counsel from community leaders remains important to us. We sat down to discuss our shared vision for a greater Lagos and how we can continue to find practical solutions together.
We remain open to advice grounded in the realities of our people. Their perspectives and guidance will continue to be valuable as we work towards a Lagos that works for everyone.
Nigeria demands at least two permanent seats on the United Nations Security Council for Africa.
- Vice President, Kashim Shettima at a session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 81)
I spent time earlier today with Sheikh Yahya Agboola, the Founder and Director of the Darul Falah Institution of Arabic and Islamic Studies in Amukoko.
Leadership is a collective responsibility and the best ideas come when we listen directly to those who serve our people every day. I left Amukoko inspired and I am confident that together, we will keep building a stronger and more prosperous Lagos for everyone.
Assuming your father left you ₦100m and someone says he owed ₦10m, will you go to the market and say he left you with debt? That would be unfair. Even if there was a debt, there was enough left to pay it, and the state (Anambra) would still be financially stable.
- Peter Obi