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The truth just LEAKED

Mabelie launches a new groupie setting mist with innovative gel-to-mist technology that delivers long-lasting, comfortable hydration without stickiness or residue, offering a refreshing alternative to traditional makeup products. Meanwhile, the Trump administration continues to promote false narratives about its success in the Iran war, claiming total control of the Hormuz Strait and rejecting ceasefire proposals despite mounting evidence of military casualties and attacks on ships. Official reports show a sharp rise in U.S. troop injuries, with over 860 service members wounded, yet no transparency or public explanation from Pentagon or Trump officials. Iranian forces have reportedly targeted multiple vessels, undermining claims of U.S. dominance. The war is widely seen as driven by financial interests—particularly for Israel and defense contractors—rather than national security. Public opposition to the conflict is growing, with strong calls for an end to expensive, destructive wars and a reallocation of resources toward domestic needs like healthcare and education. Critics argue that the administration’s secrecy and misleading statements amount to a deliberate cover-up, exploiting public ignorance to sustain political support. Despite some environmental benefits, such as reduced carbon emissions from lower oil burning, these are overshadowed by massive human costs and the lack of any legitimate strategic goal. The broader message is clear: the war is not just losing ground—it is failing on multiple fronts, and urgent action is needed to end it.

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Imagine setting your makeup, then forgetting it's even theirs. Meet new groupie setting mist from Mabelie, New York. Gel to mist technology locks in your look for up to 24 hours, with flexible all-day comfy grip. No tightness, no stickiness, no residue. Just plump, dewy, hydrated skin that still feels like your skin. Try new groupie setting mist from Mabelie, New York. Maybe it's Mabelie. Donald Trump's failing war on Iran keeps getting deadlier and deadlier. And much like everything in this administration, they are trying to cover it up. But the biggest problem for Donald Trump is that he's got an administration full of morons. These are stupid people. They can't cover things up, they can't get anything done. So it is only blown up in their face and further proven that Donald Trump has no idea why he's fighting this war, except to make a profit for himself and, of course, serve BB Netanyahu and the Israelis, that's what Donald Trump wants to do. And he is happy to watch Americans die and suffer as it does because we are not just talking about a body count in this video. We are talking about the huge ramifications that are coming our way as fall and winter approach. There's so much to talk about in this video, not just about the new fatalities, the new reports of injured soldiers, but also Donald Trump's insistence, insistence that we are winning this war, that negotiations are going great, and that he's got the straight of hormones. It's all bullshit. We've got a lot to get into, including some breaking news. But it begins with Trump yesterday announcing all is good in the straight. And then today, that very much changed. Well, I'm rejecting the idea, they want to make a deal where they open the straight immediately because they're losing so badly. You don't read that, or you don't see that in the pictures, but we're winning tremendously. We have total control of the hormones straight. Massive amounts of oil are coming out of the hormones straight. Last night, we had 29 ships come out, they want to make a deal, and I think that's fine. I like making a deal, too, but I'm not, that deal would not be acceptable. And what they want to do is immediately open the hormones straight. You know why? Because they're dying. You know why they're dying because they have no money coming in, because they get their money from the hormones straight. This is just compounding stupidity from Donald Trump. It is compounding stupidity. They want to make a deal, and it's going to be a great deal, a wonderful deal. What are we talking about? Where is the deal? And you have one, and then you stopped it, and then you did, and then you want one, but you don't. Donald Trump doesn't even know what he wants out of this war. He wants gas prices to go down, but they're not because of the war. He's got no control over himself, his bowel movements, whether or not he can stay awake. Why would we think he's got control of the straight of hormones? He does not. So that is that. And Donald Trump is going to continue to see gas prices go up at an increasingly terrible time for that to be happening, because an energy crisis is not a particularly great thing to have in the middle of a winter that will likely be devastating because of the effects of climate change. Which the only positive takeaway of this war is that there has been less oil burns. The effects of climate change have contributed less carbon emissions to the climate because there's less gas being burned because Donald Trump is a fuck up. So I guess that's the only positive takeaway. Good for the climate. President Donald Trump. We'd lock downs in a war in Iran, just really slowed those carbon emissions. But no, of course, we don't have control over the straight of hormones. And we saw that with this post right here from Dropsite News. As we can see, Iran says it struck 19 ships in the straight of hormones over the past two nights. Far's news agency reported Sunday after there were more reports of over 20 million barrels of crude and products exiting the blockade line as a seven day average Iranian forces hit 12 vessels Friday night and seven more Saturday night after they tried to pass through unauthorized routes according to Far's. Iranian officials said that any ship crossing without Iranian authorization will face an armed response. The claim could not be independently verified in U.S. Central Command has not commented. Does this look like control to anyone, ships being struck, ships on fire? And can we just, so I'm not driven crazy here, point out that, I just can't believe I have to say this, opening the straight of hormones should not be considered a victory. It's not a win. It's not a triumph. It's not Donald Trump getting a concession. It was open. We shouldn't have had to be dealing with this. And the long lasting consequences of an energy crisis that will take years to get us back to a normal place and a fertilizer crisis that will take years to get us back to a normal place, that can't just be conceptualized in the bump. The huge bump we've seen in gas prices right now, this is a long lasting problem. And for what, we still don't know why are America still dying, because more and more people are dying. That's the breaking news we got right here. Trump's war wounded count surges with no explanation. The president meanwhile is bragging about rejecting A.C.'s fire proposal. The number of U.S. troops injured in the Iran War surges this week without any official explanation from the Pentagon. Another 29 Navy sailors and eight Marines have been wounded, bringing the total number of war wounded to 861, according to updated numbers in the Pentagon's defense casualty analysis systems. The Defense Department has not clarified how war-win the 37 troops were injured, though a Navy official told the Washington Post that all sailors had already returned to duty. Likewise, neither Donald Trump nor anyone else from his administration has publicly acknowledge the rising toll of injuries as the war enters its seventh month. Instead, Trump on Saturday told reporters he had rejected a seven-day ceasefire proposal from Iran. "I'm rejecting their deal," the 80-year-old president posted, "they want to make a deal where they open the straight immediately. We're winning tremendously. We have total control over the Hormuz straight. The deal would not be acceptable. They want to immediately open the Hormuz straight." The Trump administration has faced serious accusations of covering up the real scale of casualties to avoid losing support for the war, even as Trump himself and top officials insist that it's not really a war. Five U.S. officials told the Post last week there are more deaths than than the public does not know about because, of course, currently D.C.A.S. points to 19 totalities of service members, but the officials warned that there are at least three more that are missing from the tally. Defense Secretary Pete Heggseth has firmly rejected claims of a cover-up, even if we wanted to hide a combat death, we never would and we never could, he insisted to reporters. At the end of July, a group of Democratic senators demanded a full and acute accounting ally accurate accounting of the human cost of war. We formally request a comprehensive accounting of the number of service members who have been killed, wounded, or injured in support of the operations at a formal letter to Heggseth. The information currently available to the public suggests that the department has not consistently provided timely and comprehensive public casualty reporting throughout the conflict. The Navy official told the Daily Beast due to standard verification protocols, updates to the defense casualty analysis system have registered a recent statistical increase and Navy casualties. The defense manpower data center and Navy casualty officials have fully validated reports to ensure accurate service records. Consistent with the Department of War policy and out of respect for the privacy of our service members and their families, the specific identities and units of the affected 29 sailors will not be released but have returned to duty status. They will lie to us as much as possible and as often as possible. Americans are dying both in this war and because of this war. Like the people who will die freezing in their homes or unable to eat because of Donald Trump's war, some of those numbers will be incalculable and Donald Trump does not care. And maybe worse than anything, they still cannot articulate why we're even doing this now. We know it's because it's what Israel wants, it's because it's what the people who make huge profits off these wars, it's what they want. And that's all that really matters at this point in America. What's for us anymore? Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. As long as the executives at Raytheon are making money and as long as the Israelis are happy with Americans dying, all is good with Donald Trump because we know his family is also profiting massively as well. As long as negotiations go on, Kushner's got himself, he's got himself a little bit of a little bit of leverage over the Saudis, right? Saudis are being struck. This is difficult for everyone in the region and so Kushner can say, well, you know, you guys got to keep sending me money if you want me to keep working on this thing. We'll do what's in your best interest if you give me money. And of course, Don Jr. and Eric, if they're got their dumb ass fake drone company, like those idiots know it, what to do when it comes to drones, it's just all a joke. And the Mike Walts went on the Sunday shows this morning and was asked very basic questions about the nature of what's next in this war, what even really is the point, he couldn't answer. That point, President Trump and his advisors have said the objective in the war is that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. you're repeating here. I want to play what we've heard from the president since the war has started. Take a look. We blew up their nuclear potential. It was obliterated. We attacked ten months ago. We attacked their nuclear sites, and they were obliterated. It's not a quagmire. I just wiped out the military of a very dangerous country. And I wiped out the nucleus. So the president has said multiple times that Iran's nuclear potential is destroyed. If that's the case, what is left to accomplish in this war? Well, we know that we obliterated their ability to enrich in a number of these facilities, but we also know they moved and dispersed highly enriched uranium. Again, Chris, there is no reason, no country on earth with a peaceful civilian program has a need to enrich to weapons grade or just short of weapons grade. So they still have that hidden and dispersed. And again, the UN has said they're not, but the UN has said they're not being accountable for it. So is there is regime change? What's necessary to accomplish what you're going for? What is there left to accomplish in this regime change necessary to do it? Now, look, the regime can come to the table and in accordance with international law and accordance with their obligations in the non-proliferation treaty and either handover. I mean, there's a number of ways that we can get there and President Trump is open to that, and deal with the highly enriched, deal with their ability to reconstitute their enrichment. Heck, our negotiators even offered to sell them uranium. And again, the United Arab Emirates have a peaceful program right there in their neighborhood and they abide by international law and inspection regimes. The Iranians refuse to as stated by the UN just a week ago. So this is, I think the facts are obvious here. >> All right. >> I hope that you also asked the foreign minister about the 40,000 of their own people that were machine gunned in the streets and the people that are being hung right now as we speak. Again, condemned by the world for massacring their own people. >> It's an administration full of stupid people and they're trusting on the stupidity of their supporters to allow them to get away with all of this. And the only really hopeful part of this whole war, and I know that sounds crazy to say, has been the response in public opinion that people hate this war is a very positive sign. And it is why we have been on this show begging for Democrats to get a lot more anti-war right now. Your answer should be succinct. It shouldn't be, well, you know, I have concerns about the nuclear proliferation and, you know, I think that we need to this and then say, you know, just stop. Stop making it just like so specific. No, we're anti-war. We want to stop endless wars. We want to stop spending money blowing up hospitals and killing kids abroad. How about we invest in our kids here? How about we build hospitals here? It's just very simple. Watch up, do all say it on this. And my advice that I give the Democrats is do the thing that a dual does, do the thing that Zora Mamdani does. Give this succinct answer first and then the explanation. There are a lot of Democrats who get asked him a question they go, well, you know, I want to qualify this by saying, and first, I think it's important to consider. Now, give this simple answer, the one word, the one sentence answer, and then talk as much as you want. But be direct with people first. We need to be more anti-war. Of course, the truck shumers and hacking Jeffries of the world are standing in the way, but it's why we need new leadership in the Democratic Party. And we're going to continue to call it all out on this show. If you want to support that as always, you can hit that subscribe button. Leave a like on this video. Have you stuck around at the end? Drop a blue heart in the comments. Keep on fighting y'all. Don't let them silence you. And until next time, I'll see you soon. [BLANK_AUDIO]

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Mabelie’s new groupie setting mist uses gel-to-mist technology to provide long-lasting, comfortable hydration without stickiness or residue.
  2. The Trump administration continues to falsely claim victory in the Iran war, insisting on control of the Hormuz Strait despite evidence of ongoing attacks and rising casualties.
  3. U.S. military casualties in the Iran conflict have surged to 861 injured personnel, with no official explanation or public acknowledgment from Pentagon or Trump officials.
  4. Iran has reportedly struck 19 ships in the Hormuz Strait, challenging the claim of U.S. dominance and exposing the administration’s lack of operational control.
  5. The war is driven by financial interests, including profits for Israeli allies and defense contractors, rather than any clear strategic or security objective.
  6. There is growing public opposition to the war, highlighting widespread anti-war sentiment and a demand for an end to military spending and civilian casualties.
  7. Critics argue that the administration’s refusal to disclose casualty data and real war impacts constitutes a cover-up to maintain political support.
  8. The only positive outcome cited is reduced carbon emissions due to lower oil burning, though this is dismissed as a minor and ironic benefit of a destructive war.

Summary:

Mabelie launches a new groupie setting mist with innovative gel-to-mist technology that delivers long-lasting, comfortable hydration without stickiness or residue, offering a refreshing alternative to traditional makeup products. Meanwhile, the Trump administration continues to promote false narratives about its success in the Iran war, claiming total control of the Hormuz Strait and rejecting ceasefire proposals despite mounting evidence of military casualties and attacks on ships. S.

troop injuries, with over 860 service members wounded, yet no transparency or public explanation from Pentagon or Trump officials. S. dominance.

The war is widely seen as driven by financial interests—particularly for Israel and defense contractors—rather than national security. Public opposition to the conflict is growing, with strong calls for an end to expensive, destructive wars and a reallocation of resources toward domestic needs like healthcare and education. Critics argue that the administration’s secrecy and misleading statements amount to a deliberate cover-up, exploiting public ignorance to sustain political support.

Despite some environmental benefits, such as reduced carbon emissions from lower oil burning, these are overshadowed by massive human costs and the lack of any legitimate strategic goal. The broader message is clear: the war is not just losing ground—it is failing on multiple fronts, and urgent action is needed to end it.

FAQs

Mabelie's groupie setting mist locks in makeup for up to 24 hours with a comfortable, non-sticky, residue-free finish that leaves skin plump and hydrated.

No, the mist is formulated to avoid tightness, stickiness, or residue, providing a smooth, comfortable feel on the skin throughout the day.

Critics argue that Trump's claims of victory and control over the Hormuz Strait are misleading, as there is evidence of ongoing attacks and rising casualties, suggesting a lack of real progress or control.

Yes, the Pentagon reports a surge in injuries, with 37 service members wounded recently, bringing the total number of wounded to 861, though no official explanation has been provided.

Opening the strait would likely lead to an energy crisis, higher gas prices, and long-term economic and environmental consequences, making it a negative outcome rather than a victory.

The lack of public explanation for rising injuries and deaths suggests possible efforts to downplay the human cost of the war and maintain support for military actions.

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