The US Hit The Iranian Girls School | Most Of Us Don't Like Each Other

The Ignition News | March 6, 2026Today's episode covers three deeply connected stories that reveal the true face of a government without accountability.First: the U.S. economy shed 92,000 jobs in February while the official unemployment rate climbed to 4.4% — and that number still doesn't count the people who have exhausted their benefits and fallen off the books entirely. The job market is the worst Dan has seen in his adult lifetime.Second: U.S. military investigators have now released a preliminary assessment confirming American forces were most likely responsible for the missile strike that killed 165 people in Minhab, Iran on February 28th — the majority of them schoolgirls between the ages of 7 and 12. An Al Jazeera investigation found that a medical clinic sitting directly between the targeted military base and the school was left untouched, raising serious questions about whether the strike was deliberate. When Time Magazine asked the president if Americans should worry about retaliation on U.S. soil, his answer was: "I guess."Third: a new Pew Research poll finds that 53% of Americans now describe the morality and ethics of their fellow citizens as bad — not "room for improvement," but bad. Dan connects this to a country that is spending a billion dollars a day on war while stripping its own people of healthcare, crumbling schools, and any real economic future.These are not separate stories. They are one story: a government that has rules to control you but no accountability to protect you.Your visibility, your knowledge, and your refusal to look the other way are the most powerful weapons we have.