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MASSIVE Damage In Israel After Iran Strikes Nuke Facility 80%
3/23/2026, 4:30:22 PM
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Turning now to some very troubling escalatory things that were happening before the so-called Trump taco.
Again, let's not forget that it may not be a real taco.
Let's start with B1.
Let's put this up here on the screen screen.
A very strange situation with a alleged strike on Diego Garcia.
>> Attempted strike.
>> Attempted strike.
Yes.
Sorry.
An attack on a base 2500 miles away from Iran.
The Wall Street Journal saying it signals more aggressive military posture for the regime.
Iran brings Europe into range with missiles that were fired at Diego Garcia.
We have a map just to show you all exactly how far away and the distance that it would be.
It would be the longest IRBM that's been uh that has happened so far in the war.
A lot of people were using it as evidence of why we had to attack Iran in the first place because it's like, "Oh my god, look at these madmen.
They have long range ballistic missiles."
But there are still some very strange indications around the entire attack.
Let's put B2 up there on the screen from the NATO secretary general.
The NATO secretary general Mark Rut says, quote, "The alliance cannot confirm Israel's claim that missiles targeted Diego Garcia were Iranian intercontinental ballistic missiles."
The other thing to note is that you really are not exactly aware of the leak because you have Israel allegedly claiming the strike from Diego Garcia.
The Brits have been very cy about it.
There's been some anonymous leakage that happened to Reuters and a few others and people are taking it as fact.
Now, you could take that explanation a variety of ways.
It could be the Iranians don't want to acknowledge the strike on Diego Garcia because like what they said, it would show some of the powers that they not previously had said that, you know, had not previously indicated they have.
Uh I'm not really sure why that would be.
I would want a clean if I were them because it shows a credible amount of deterrence, strength, ability to strike Europe if they wanted to.
But maybe they don't want to yet open, you know, the box whenever it comes to that.
The second part is somebody else did it.
You can surmise who of who exactly would want the war and all that widening.
And the third option is it wasn't a missile.
It was a drone or some other sort of alleged attack.
Or the fourth, I guess, is that absolutely nothing happened.
Remember, there's still an information blackout.
We have no satellite imagery.
We basically know nothing uh in the in the last like 5 days or so, unless it came out of Israel or Iran in the Gulf and everywhere else, even though there's still been attacks.
the video is dried up to a trickle.
They're threatening to prosecute people for tweeting out videos.
So that Diego Garcia one, you might have heard it.
Be very cautious with that claim.
There is not any real evidence yet that has actually happened.
>> So yeah, that is really important to say.
The only evidence we have is from the US saying that this occurred.
We have no other evidence.
There was no strike that that actually hit the base.
You had one, this is their claim, one that allegedly like failed halfway and another one that was intercepted.
Um the Iranians are saying this was not us.
That's their claim.
Um and the reason that there's a good cause to be skeptical is because this has immediately given a propaganda talking point to proponents of the war who say, "See, the Iranians were lying about the limited range of their ballistic missiles.
See, Europe is at risk.
Don't you see how we can't believe these people and we have to take them out because they pose a threat to all of the Western world?"
That's the, you know, what BB immediately began pushing.
All sorts of, you know, pro-war influencers in the US, they all began pushing that talking point.
And when you have this, you know, this NATO dude who is a total Trump sickopant even saying like, well, we can't actually confirm that it came from Iran, that to me was the biggest red flag of like, I don't know that this really even went down at all, let alone went down the way that they're claiming it went down.
So in any case, possibly Iran has this uh longer missile range that would be a very significant development or possibly this is all effectively a ruse to provide more justification for a war that is extremely unpopular and uh to help to cajul the European allies to get in the fight where they have been somewhat resistant thus far.
So that's the reason to be really skeptical of these claims until we have any think, you know, appro more approaching definitive proof.
>> And the reason why is that things are not going well for Israel right now and there's every reason in the world to actually want to continue to justify the propaganda effort against Iran.
Let's go and put the next one up here on the screen.
Let's put B3, please.
This was a very significant development that happened over the weekend.
Iran said that the US and Israel had attacked the Natan's nuclear facility.
There actually have been a very limited amount of strikes, ironically, on the nuclear facilities across Iran.
They said that the Natan's enrichment complex was targeted this morning.
We don't yet know what any of the actual uh like damage would be.
They said, quote, "There was no leakage of radioactive material that was reported and no radioactivity material was released previously had been targeted by Israel in the 12-day war."
Now the reason why this is very significant is because immediately what
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