White House Blends War Footage with Games in Pro-War Posts

0:00Derm stories making news on March 6th. The White House is posting social media videos that blend real US strike footage from the war in Iran with clips for movies and video games. These hype style posts overlay gaming terms like wasted on explosions and end with audio like flawless victory for Mortal Kombat. Earlier this week, one video mixed scenes from Top Gun, Anime, and Braveheart with actual strikes, captioned justice the American way alongside an an, American flag, another jump from Grand Theft Auto gameplay, to a real hit on a truck, listing goals like destroying Iran's missiles, navy, and nuclear dreams, ending with locked in, Senator Tammy Duckworth, and Iraq War veteran wounded in combat, fired back hard. She called the video's tone deaf, stressing that war is not a game when six Americans have died and more are at risk in this conflict. White House officials push back, praising President Trump's leadership, and the military success in Operation Epic Fury, they say the post-highlight Iran's missile sights and

1:03nuclear ambitions getting wiped out in real time, with no apologies to critics. Meanwhile, these videos drop just before Trump attends a dignified transfer for troops killed in Kuwait. It's part of a bigger social media push on platforms like TikTok, where the administration uses fun edits to rally support for the war effort. This episode is supported by our sponsor, relax deeper, reset faster, come for you can hear, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.