Eric Swalwell calls for presidential crimes commission after Trump criticism 🇺🇸⚖️Representative Eric Swalwell stated that once the current political period ends, there should be a presidential cr*mes commission made up of independent prosecutors. His remarks focused on examining actions tied to leadership and those who supported decisions, framing the issue around accountability and oversight at the highest level.He emphasized that such a commission would review conduct within the administration and assess responsibility among those involved. The proposal reflects ongoing concerns about governance standards, legal boundaries, and the role of institutions in ensuring transparency and accountability in public office.The statement has intensified political debate across the United States, with strong reactions from both sides. Supporters view it as a call for accountability, while critics see it as politically charged. The discussion highlights continuing divisions over leadership, justice, and how accountability should be handled at the national level.#fblifestyle #photography #community #EricSwalwell #USPolitics #AccountabilityReferences:BBC News: US Political Accountability DebatesReuters: Lawmakers Discuss Oversight And InvestigationsCNN: Analysis Of Political Division In The USFox News: Reactions To Swalwell Statement

Dear 'Iran experts',For a month, there has been a digital blackout in the country you study. Multiple reports indicate that when an area is struck by Israel or the United States, Iranian armed forces or affiliated militia quickly appear and prevent people from filming or taking photographs.In the middle of such conditions, when suddenly, high‑resolution 4K videos and images emerge from Iran—and when not only dogs are seen in them, but also one lady in three videos, including two separate attack scenes with prominently displayed 'chests' and even the same nail stick—it is worth pausing to consider whether these materials may be part of a coordinated propaganda of the biggest enemy of Iran which is the current Regime.You have PhDs, so you must have a functioning brain. Use it.

🇾🇪🇮🇷⚡️ — به گفته رویترز و به نقل از یکی از رهبران این گروه، حوثی‌ها آماده‌اند تا در حمایت از تهران به کشتی‌رانی در دریای سرخ حمله کنند.ما کاملاً از نظر نظامی با تمام گزینه‌ها آماده‌ایم.در مورد جزئیات دیگر مربوط به تعیین ساعت صفر، این موضوع به رهبری واگذار شده و ما در حال رصد و پیگیری تحولات هستیم و زمانی که زمان مناسب برای اقدام باشد را خواهیم دانست.تا کنون ایران خوب عمل کرده و هر روز دشمن را شکست می‌دهد و نبرد به نفع او پیش می‌رود.اگر چیزی برخلاف این اتفاق بیفتد، آن‌گاه می‌توانیم ارزیابی کنیم.

Iran’s IRGC spokesperson has launched a fierce verbal attack on Donald Trump, claiming he is “a plaything for Netanyahu” and calling him “the most lying president among the world’s nations.”The remarks directly target Benjamin Netanyahu as well, accusing Israel of influencing U.S. decisions at a time when tensions across the Middle East are rapidly intensifying.📍 What’s happening in the background?Rising confrontation involving Iran, the U.S., and Israel.Military movements and threats around key regions like the Strait of Hormuz.Diplomatic efforts struggling, with Iran recently mocking U.S. peace proposals.🌍 With global powers exchanging sharp accusations, the situation is no longer just about policy—it’s about perception, influence, and control.💬 Is this just political messaging, or are we witnessing a deeper shift in global power dynamics?

Avanes (Hovhannes) Simonyan Singerdy (or Sangerdin / Singerdy), an Armenian Christian resident of Isfahan, was killed during a joint U.S. and Israeli airstrike on a residential area in Baharestan, Isfahan (Haftoun neighborhood or its surroundings) on March 5 or 6, 2026 (approximately Esfand 15–16, 1404).Iranian officials (including the Deputy Governor for Security Affairs of Isfahan Province) announced that around 26 people were killed in the attack on the residential area, more than half of whom were women and children. Avanes Simonyan has been identified as the first Christian/Armenian martyr of these clashes.The Armenian community of Isfahan and Armenian media outlets (such as the Alik newspaper) have also confirmed the news. He was killed at his workplace or office during the bombing.Details of the ceremonies (according to Fars News Agency):• Farewell ceremony: Today (March 30, 2026) at 21:30 in Isfahan, Hakim Nezami Street, between the alley of Vank Church and Ghandi Street (near the Art University).• Funeral ceremony: Tomorrow (March 31) at 10:30 at St. Mary Church, Tohid Street, Saint Mary Street.This event is part of a new phase of broader military tensions between Iran on one side and the United States and Israel on the other, which began in late February / early March 2026 and has included reciprocal missile, drone, and air attacks on infrastructure, bases, and at times residential areas. Iran has also carried out multiple missile and drone operations (with code names such as “God, Lord of the World”) against American and Israeli targets.He belonged to the historic Armenian community of Isfahan (New Julfa).• This is the first reported case of the killing of a Christian/Armenian citizen in this round of attacks, although additional civilian casualties (including children) have been reported in Isfahan.

🚨 Breaking News: American pilot Taylor Jaeger, known for his controversial airstrike on Tehran and accused of the tragic b*mbing of a girls' school that resulted in the loss of 170 young lives, has been k!lled in a rocket att*ck at the Al-Kharj military base in Riyadh. This incident raises significant questions about accountability and the impact of military actions on innocent civilians. May his soul rest in peace or not?#JusticeForVictims #WarCrimes #HumanRights #Accountability #Peace #EndViolence #ProtectChildren #MilitaryJustice #IranConflict #CivilianCasualties #GirlsEducation #StopTheViolence #Riyadh #TaylorJaeger #Airstrike #Tragedy #GlobalAwareness #ConflictResolution #InternationalLaw #NeverForget

Reports from Israeli media have sparked intense debate after claims emerged that a potential ground invasion of Iran is being considered—but notably, Israeli soldiers themselves may not be directly involved. Instead, the spotlight shifts toward the United States, raising serious geopolitical and ethical questions. As tensions escalate between Israel and Iran, and with figures like Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu shaping the narrative, the situation grows more complex by the day.Is this a strategic alliance or a calculated distancing? If Israeli forces are stepping back while American troops take the frontline risk, it raises concerns about priorities, responsibility, and the real cost of war. The United States has long been a key ally of Israel, but at what point does support become sacrifice?With global attention fixed on the region, one question echoes louder than ever—is it truly worth it for American soldiers to fight and die in Iran for Israel?