from ZeroHedge:
Batches of previously unreleased documentary footage give a behind-the-scenes look at the late Sen. Lindsey Graham’s work to maneuver the United States into military conflicts on behalf of Israel, and the sheer joy he exuded when President Trump finally brought Graham’s long-held dreams of an all-out war on Iran to fruition.
The video comes from British documentary filmmaker Alex Holder, whom Graham had granted close, ongoing access from 2023 up until Graham’s sudden death on July 11. Holder plans to release a documentary called “Lindsey’s Game” later this year, but he’s just released several samples from his hundreds of hours of footage. They fully cement Graham’s reputation as a man who constantly pushed for war and found unparalleled joy in bringing destruction to foreign peoples.
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That latter dimension of Graham’s twisted personality can be vividly seen and heard in footage of Graham in his Senate office in late February. He and is staff are watching Trump, on Fox News, bragging that “virtually everything [the Iranians] have has been knocked out.”
WATCH: Unreleased documentary footage shows Lindsey Graham extremely happy that Trump finally bombed Iran.
“Look what we’ve done here. I almost cried… How long have we been pushing this?” Graham says after U.S. strikes begin.
Graham also says Trump told him the strikes were… pic.twitter.com/ULQrxwteyl
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Positively exuberant that massive US-Israeli attacks on Iran had just begun, Graham laughs aloud with joy, then gushes to the documentary crew and his own staffers, “Look what we’ve done here. I almost cried. I mean, like, how long have we been pushing this?” Holder replies, “you’ve been pushing this for years.” Graham laughs again and — sounding just a child on Christmas morning — says with dewy-eyed disbelief, “Right…it’s here!”
Graham says Trump is enjoying the war too. “I talked to Trump this morning — he’s jacked. He said, ‘best thing I have ever done.’ He loves blowing stuff up.” We’d be remiss if we didn’t remind readers that one of the first things Trump and the US Navy had already blown up in Graham’s giddy early hours of the war was an elementary school in southern Iran. More than 150 civilians were killed at the Minab school, most of them girls between age 7 and 12.
