TJ Walker says Trump's claim that the Iran war is over doesn't match what's actually happening: the U.S. is still negotiating nuclear deals, threatening bombing campaigns, and intercepting missiles. It's like declaring a kitchen fire out while firefighters keep spraying water.
The craziest part about Trump saying the Iran war is that his own administration keeps accidentally admitting it's not over. They say, well, they're negotiating emergency nuclear agreements. They're discussing sanctions relief. They're threatening renewed bombing campaigns. American warships are still intercepting missiles in the Strait of Hormuz. Pentagon officials are openly talking about the threshold for restarting combat operations. Guess what? It's not peace. That's like declaring your kitchen fire is over while firefighters are still smashing windows and spraying the house with hoses. And the White House keeps changing the terminology every day. It's not a war, it's a mini-war, it's a detour, whatever that is. It's defensive. Ultimise.
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