At least 12 states face cyberattacks on their water systems, sources say

Let’s look at the facts, my fellow Americans. This means no Lies, no fabrications, no speculations, no propaganda and no personal opinions… only the truth.

1-      Strait of Hormuz was completely and fully open on February 27th, 2026, when over 20% of World’s oil and 30% of world’s LNG (Liquid Natural Gas) was flowing through every day, plus 100’s of other products including fertilizers for farming and crop growth

2-      US was in midst of 3rd round of negotiations with Iran for a long-term stability of region and Nuclear-reduction abilities

3-      Bibi (Israel) was able to convince US president Donald Trump to stop the negotiation, which was in its 3rd and final stage and instead start bombing the country together with Israel.

4-      Iranian negotiators were instead assassinated (not certain if it were Americans or Israelis who did that, but as an American, I hope it was not us)

5-      Iran never had a nuclear weapon and never intended to have it. This is all ruse to start a war (we all remember Iraq and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), that were never found and were then proven to be all lies)

6-      During the February 27th negotiation (the day before US/Israel started the war), Iran was offering a surrender and delivery of ail enriched uranium to a third country (450 Kg, or ~ 1,000 lbs.). This is what really scared Israelis since they figured, if Iran does that, then there is no excuse to go to war with them. So, they started the war before that agreement was signed.

7-      Iran started “Zero” wars with its neighbors during the past 85 years, and only defended themselves when they were attacked and invaded by others (including British, Ottomans, Russians, US and Israel to name a few).

8-      Israel attacked 13 countries in the middle east and 27 times since 1967, and wanted to destroy Iran for 47 years. They finally found a president that was gullible enough to agree with them.  

9-      Trump tore up the JACOPA agreement that US, Iran and other countries (Germany, France, England European union) signed in 2015 where all nuclear enrichment was being monitored and regulated daily. He did that because that was done by Obama and he said he wanted a “better” one. All I know, that under Obama plan, no young American soldiers or very young Iranian school girls were killed and everything was under control

10- USA’s and Israeli’s bombing of civilian targets in Iran (42 hospitals and medical clinics, 28 universities, 2 elementary schools, 11 bridges, 2 desalination plants (water purification), 300+ residential areas and apartments, 3,847 civilian deaths, 3 civilian airports, 6 power plants, etc.), are considered to be War Crimes and the decision makers will be prosecuted at some point. Threatening to destroy the entire country of Iran and send them to Stone Ages, are considered War Crime…, this is a fact and not a speculation

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FILE PHOTO: An Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) is displayed during the inauguration of a new artillery plant of ammunition maker Rheinmetall, in Unterluess, Germany August 27, 2025. REUTERS/Annegret Hilse/File Photo

Pentagon, Coming Up Empty, Solicits ‘Creative’ Ideas for How to Win Iran War

Donald Trump and his administration appear to be at a loss for how to move the needle in the conflict

The Pentagon, nexus of American military might, the institution that holds the brightest martial minds in the world, whose resources are greater than any warchest the greatest killers of history could even imagine, has a question for all those under its command: Does anyone … uh … have any ideas?

According to CNN, a senior Pentagon official sent an email last week to a broad group of military analysts asking for new ideas on the Iran war, which has become a tactical and strategic quagmire for Donald Trump’s administration.

“We are looking for new creative and unconventional ways to pressure and punish Iran,” the official wrote, per CNN.

This is just one email from one official, of course, a tiny part of the Pentagon’s overall strategic input into the war on Iran. But it’s also a sign that the Trump administration is increasingly desperate for any way to shift the narrative with Iran. In a statement to CNN, a military spokesperson waved off the email as a senior officer simply consulting his subordinates. “U.S. Central Command has a long history of thinking and working in innovative ways,” the spokesperson said.

That innovation, thus far, is coming up short. The reality is that Trump is deadlocked on Iran: unable to end the conflict without making massive concessions and losing face, but unable to “win” by any real metric because of how much leverage Iran still has. He knows it too. On Monday, he lashed out in a long rant on Truth Social, calling Iranian leadership “unbelievably duplicitous” and rambling about who was actually in control of the Strait, using the phrase “The United States Wall of Steel,” in reference to the American blockade.

This frustration has resulted in some floundering revisionism that appears to be coming from Trump himself. Last week, the Department of Defense abruptly changed its official casualty list to indicate that some of the Iran conflict’s servicemember deaths did not count, as they occurred while the conflict was technically in a ceasefire. Throughout the past five months, Trump has repeatedly blustered that the war is almost over and victory is assured, but current negotiations have been stalled by a new round of violence. Trump has been bombing Iran heavily over the past few weeks (despite the aforementioned ceasefire) in an attempt to get them to change their demands regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has responded with drone and missile fire at ships in the region and U.S. bases.

There are signs, too, that Trump may eventually take even more drastic measures. He has recently moved on from past threats to take Iran’s Kharg Island by force and shifted to threatening to destroy Pickaxe Mountain, a key nuclear site. With Trump, any and all options could be on the table, depending on his mood — though if the internal military communications above are any indication, everyone involved is running out of ideas.

It’s all part of the plan, according to Trump. “We have a conflict with Iran and that’s working out very well,” he said in the Oval Office on Monday. “Very, very well.”

There’s data center activism, fought with Facebook groups and petitions, and then there’s data center annihilation, fought with guided missile and suicide drones.

Recently, the Iranian military announced it had hit and damaged two Amazon data centers in the island country of Bahrain with a volley of cruise missiles.