A US or Iraqi plane bombed a house in Mosul, and over a hundred civilians were buried in the rubble. It appears that PISSI fighters were firing from the roof.

Was it a wrong decision to bomb that house? I don't know enough to judge. In war, mistakes happen; there is no way to avoid them all, but there are ways to make them happen less often.

It appears that rescuers could not approach the house until the buried civilians had died, but I think this wasn't their fault. The house was in the middle of a battle.

Eric Trump contradicted himself in one speech, saying that he will keep the troll out of family business interests and that he will brief the troll on them regularly.

Unfortunately, the only way to make the troll stop violating the US Constitution is to impeach him, and SCROTUS won't permit that.

One of SCROTUS's last-minute changes to its plan to cut off poor Americans from medical care was requiring mothers to go back to work within two months after giving birth, or else lose coverage.

The troll's intensified bombing of Mosul and Raqqa is consistent with the idea of "non-interventionism" which he said he believed in. He said he would make that war more savage, and he seems to be doing so.

The pause in fighting in Mosul is enabling some civilians to get out. They couldn't get out before, because PISSI threatens to kill those who try to leave.

The house that the US bombed may have been an example of a war crime by PISSI, in setting up their gun position on top of civilians. But that was not an excuse for the US to drop a bomb that would destroy the whole house. There were other ways to attack those PISSI fighters; there always are.