Viral allegations suggest President Trump attempted to use nuclear codes during a tense meeting on the Iran crisis. These claims, originating from former CIA officer Larry Johnson, were made on a podcast hosted by Andrew Napolitano and lack independent corroboration. A White House spokesperson has denied the allegations, and Senator Thom Tillis expressed skepticism regarding the scenario’s plausibility. U.S. nuclear command and control protocols do not allow for a General to simply refuse a lawful order from the Commander-in-Chief.
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The article details the experiences of Iranians fleeing their country amidst escalating airstrikes and the confirmed death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Many individuals interviewed at the Kapikoy border crossing and in the Turkish city of Van expressed fear, a desire for peace, and a profound sense of the country’s decline. The ongoing internet blackouts and state-controlled media make it challenging to ascertain the full extent of the situation on the ground, though reports indicate significant casualties and damage. Despite the uncertainty, there is a palpable hope among those leaving that these events may signal the beginning of the end for the current regime and pave the way for freedom.
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John Q. Hosedrinker