Israel's Sick Iran Response To US Casualties Must Be Heard To Be Believed!

Right, so by Pete Kegsbreath's own count, Donald Trump's Iran war has now cost the United States thirty-seven and a half billion dollars. That number? They can pull it out faster than a magician with a rabbit. Just look at the precision, decimal point and everything, as if the Pentagon's accountants are splitting atoms, not budgets. But ask one of Trump's top brass how many Americans have been wounded, and suddenly the arithmetic turns into interpretive dance. "Over a hundred," says US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz. Four hundred and eighty-two, says the official figure given to him in Congress, because he didn’t know. Just a minor rounding error, only a few hundred actual people lost in the Pentagon's version of Where's Wally. And while Trump's team is busy playing Guess Who with the casualty list, Israel's finance minister is out explaining why Israel is in absolutely no rush to join the carnage this time, because, according to Bezalel Smotrich, America fighting Iran while Israel stays outside is about the best setup Israel could hope for. America pays. Israel first. But despite their decimal points and hard numbers when it comes to the money, that thirty-seven and a half billion is still just the tip of a very ugly iceberg.