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Imagine this scene: an American military agency, veteran-owned, posts job announcements on Indeed and Glassdoor looking for “personal effects specialists” to be called in as needed. I imagine many people will not know what this "specialty" entails; well, the task of these workers is to manage the belongings of fallen soldiers. The small detail is that this scene is not invented, it is completely true. And the workplace is the Dover Air Force Base, Delaware. And the announcement is the one shown in the image above, closed within a few hours, and I imagine it will soon be deleted, just in case someone notices that something doesn’t add up.

So now, tell me, if Donald Trump says that in this war against Iran there have only been six deaths among US soldiers, why the hell do they need new staff at Dover? Six deaths would certainly not justify urgent new personnel, a hiring spike, and yet here is the job announcement, looking for staff ready to sort bags, medals, and photos or whatever else personal of the fallen soldiers.

https://x.com/GeoRebekah/status/2029188612848308289

Of course, Trump reassures everyone that the war will be short, that they are too strong. But while he smiles and speaks in front of the cameras, this announcement speaks for itself and says the opposite, the request for personnel from Dover seems to disprove him. Is someone preparing for numbers much higher than the official ones? Or is it perhaps a hidden message that the reality of military losses is filtered and controlled and the dead are far more than six?

It is not paranoia if facts display anomalies with the current narrative. In war, coincidences do not exist and you must take everything said with a grain of salt: every small detail, like a job announcement, can be a clue of what they are not telling us. Dover AFB announcement is there and does not lie, Trump does.