WASHINGTON — In the aftermath of the U.S. bombing of an Iranian girls’ elementary school due to outdated military intelligence, President Donald Trump has pledged to do everything in his power to ensure that future school bombings are carried out using “state-of-the-art intel,” sources within the White House confirmed.
“Mistakes like this are unimaginable. We didn’t even know how many kids we blew up until after they were all blown up!” lamented an uncharacteristically mournful Trump to reporters this morning. “I have met with all the top generals, and I can promise you that future elementary school bombings will be carried out using the most up-to-date intelligence imaginable! Going forward, we are going to be able to tell you exactly how many children are in the building, what they brought for lunch that day, and what they want to be when they grow up before the bomb even hits! We’re doing this with AI, we’re doing satellites, we’re pulling out all the stops here, folks. The next time one of you pinkos from the New York Times tries to tell us we bombed an elementary school, I can assure you we will fire back with a swift ‘We know.’”
A high-ranking Pentagon employee who chose to remain anonymous weighed in to confirm the military is taking Trump’s pledge seriously.
“When recon confirmed we had struck an elementary school and not an Iranian military training facility, we were devastated. We would have sent a much smaller bomb had we known. You can achieve the same lethality with a much smaller explosive when military infrastructural obliteration isn’t a concern. Man, what a waste of good bomb.”
“The president is sending a clear message that when it comes to the slaughter of children, he wants all his ducks in a row. As you’ll recall, children really damaged Trump after the whole Epstein thing, and they are now very high on his enemies list. As with all his enemies, he wants retribution, and he wants that retribution to be extremely calculated, with the most advanced intelligence our military can provide.”
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