If this were really a “total victory,” you wouldn’t need to announce it. You wouldn’t need press conferences, statements, or carefully worded declarations. People would just know. Because when people win—really win—they celebrate. They flood the streets. They wave flags. They sing. They cheer. It’s instinctive. It’s human nature. And yet, when Donald Trump declared total victory over Iran… nothing happened. No crowds. No flags lining every street. No spontaneous national celebration. No sense—anywhere—that the United States had just achieved what we’re being told is one of the greatest military victories in history. So that raises an obvious question: if this was such a...