By Emmett Gill
Mar. 5, 2026
It seems that a third world war is likely upon us in the near future, courtesy of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. As it turns out, blackmailing the current president of the United States with his “falsified” appearances in the Epstein files is a great way to motivate him to enter another pointless war in the sandbox and put America’s military to the test. Given Israel’s previously expressed interest in taking Iran and “changing the Middle East,” the timing of this bombing is suspicious at best, and a clear sign of international conspiracy at worst. This attack was set into motion on Feb. 28, when the United States government made the executive decision to overexert Trump’s will over that of every reasonable citizen and bomb Iran. This bombing was carried out overnight, shocking Iranian forces and U.S. citizens simultaneously the next morning. The common sentiment seems to be that “There’s no way he would actually do that, right?”
Many U.S. citizens have made it clear that they disagree with this unconstitutional declaration of war, myself included. Trump is a convicted felon following his previous presidency—as per the current legal system and its policies on felons, he shouldn’t have been allowed back in office in the first place. This is before we even observe Trump’s role in the files surrounding Little Saint James, and his ties to the infamous Jeffrey Epstein. Given the recent release of a selection of the files regarding investigations into the island, this potential war feels as if it is little more than a distraction to get the people to forget he was named more times across the released documents than Jesus was mentioned in the Bible. I, for one, am not keen on fighting for a known pedophile and felon just because his reputation is taking a bump due to the consequences of his actions.
Perhaps the most insane part of this development is the idea that President Trump predicted this himself approximately fifteen years ago. In footage from 2011, Trump stated that he believed “Our president will start a war with Iran because he has absolutely no ability to negotiate.” (Editor’s Note: Trump repeated this sentiment on Twitter via 6 tweets between 2011 and 2013). This call-out, as time revealed, was not meant for then-president Barack Obama. Instead, former private citizen Trump foreshadowed his second term in office, showing the world his lack of political skill firsthand. Overall, the notion that Trump wants to serve Israel and attack Iran is a sign that the system as is needs changed, and that those in support of a third world war should educate themselves on the situation.
