Tight

Face

Fate illusion,

indiscriminate,

T E R R O R.

E R R O R.

U. S. A.

(temporary

hearts)

B O D I E S.

torn, to,

P I E C E S.

Iran has held a mass funeral for 165 schoolgirls and staff killed in what it has described as a United States-Israeli attack on a girls school in the southern city of Minab.

Saturday’s strike came on the first day of the joint US and Israeli attacks on Iran. It was the deadliest incident in the campaign against Tehran so far.

The Israeli military said it was not aware of any Israeli or US attacks in that area. Throughout its genocidal war on Gaza, however, Israel has repeatedly denied responsibility for deadly attacks on Palestinian civilians, only to later backtrack when evidence emerged, often describing such incidents as “accidental”.

I JUST WANT.

to be home,

away, from,

to know home,

(a destiny,

that is mine)

asset-free,

(another time,

another place)

instead I’m,

asshole-deep

@RamAbdu

DEEP. DEEP.

resident dump,

PRESIDENT TRUMP.

tangerine,

WHAT. THE.

ACTUAL.

FUCK.

(anymore)

🎥 President Trump Participates in a Bilateral Meeting, Mar. 3, 2026

The White House | Mar 3, 2026

“How long does it take for this to play out in American domestic politics in ways that become problematic for the president? How long does it take for the region to say, we’ve had enough? And how long does it take for the American president to say, okay, I’m going to declare victory, whatever happens?

A lot of that will depend on whether Iran can sustain a response capacity. And that’s where we’re going to see things develop in the coming days and weeks, perhaps.

Mehran, this was done in a very Trump-like way, not the solemn address from the Oval Office that other presidents have used when they believe it’s a time of war. Instead, a video posted on Truth Social from Mar-a-Lago, where Trump is at the moment, and even a Trump-type name for the operation. The Pentagon always come up with names, but this is an unusual one.”

DEEP.

here’s johnny!

johnny-depp,

DEEP.

🎥 President Donald J. Trump on the United States Military Major Combat Operations in Iran

The White House | Feb 28, 2026

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🎥 Phoenix of Gaza’: Palestinian filmmaker captures Gaza’s life before Israel’s genocide

Al Jazeera English | Feb 25, 2026

Before Israel's genocide, families in Gaza gathered by the sea, children played and the streets buzzed with energy.
Now, much of it lies in ruins.
Palestinian award-winning filmmaker Yousef Alhelou was in Gaza weeks before it was decimated by Israel, documenting life before the genocide.
His sister, her children and many in the film did not survive.

Wide jump board,

arms-against-the,

mat, illusion,

high-heel,

bursts of,

gunfire,

metatarsal,

H E E L !

(death is,

spreading)

pinkie-toe,

landmark,

little arrows,

(pointing to)

BORED.

BORED.

BORED.

(heels,

connected)

HELLS.

CONNECTED.

@mondoweiss

Colony,

calling us,

back,

historic,

documents,

I. am. out.

(continent)

translates,

lawless,

(ness)

unstable-asshole,

conditions,

another genocide,

no-one gives,

a shit,

a fuck,

about,

OPEN UP.

YOUR EYES.

US forces spent an estimated $779 million, or about 0.1% of the entire 2026 US defense budget, during the opening 24 hours of its offensive against Iran, according to estimates and data compiled by Anadolu.

The US’ CENTCOM confirmed that the massive deployment included B-2 stealth bombers, F-22, F-35, and F-16 fighter jets, A-10 attack aircraft, and EA-18G electronic warfare planes. The operation also utilized MQ-9 Reaper drones, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, guided-missile destroyers, and Patriot and THAAD missile defense systems.

Four B-2 stealth bombers, flying non-stop from Whiteman Air Force Base in the US state of Missouri, struck targets using 2,000-pound (907-kilogram) Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAMs), according to CENTCOM. Known for high maintenance requirements and a 40,000-lb (18,143-kg) payload capacity, the B-2 operations alone accounted for an estimated $30.2 million, based on flight hours, maintenance costs, and munition requisitions data from the US Defense Department’s 2025 and 2026 budget requests.

CENTCOM’s buildup of various fighter jets of F-18s, F-16s, F-22s, and F35s contributed to the initial strikes, according to a post by CENTCOM on US social media company X. Based on flight hours, maintenance costs, and munition requisitions data from the 2025 and 2026 US department budget requests, these sorties cost an estimated $271.34 million.

Specialized aircraft, including the EA-18G Growler, A-10C Thunderbolt, and the MQ-9 Reaper, played a critical role alongside the Low-cost Unmanned Combat Attack System (LUCAS). When factoring in P-8 Maritime Patrol aircraft, RC-135 reconnaissance planes, and aerial refueling tankers, as well as land-based HIMARS batteries, the cost for the combined air and ground assets, including the fighter jets, reached approximately $423.57 million.

The two US carrier groups in the region, the USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Gerald R. Ford, also took part in the attack. The cost of operating the aircraft carriers along with their contingent of destroyers and littoral combat ships is estimated to come to $15 million a day.

Additionally, CENTCOM also released videos of its navy deploying scores of Tomahawk cruise missiles. While exact numbers remain classified, estimates suggest that roughly 200 Tomahawks were fired, totaling $340.4 million in munitions costs.

Combining these expenses, the total estimated cost for the U.S. strikes conducted last Saturday alone stands at $779.174 million, or some 0.1% of the 2026 US defense budget.

False flag,

FULL SPEED!

radio silence?

lights out?

AIR FORCE ONE?

YACHT ONE?

skeletal,

in the arms,

of, death,

whoever saves,

one life,

saves the,

world entire

🎶 Imagination - Just an Illusion 1983

No magic,

left, in,

the air

@keyvanmahjoor3

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