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Friday, March 20, 2026

Joe Kent vs. Iran’s Imminent Threat; Iran’s 47-year record of active war against America.

 The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

The realization that human beings are always out there who are decidedly capable of the sheerest evil. And ignoring them, pretending that they don’t exist or are not planning anything “imminent” when it comes to using today’s weapons of mass destruction will never work.

American Thinker *

"Kentucky Republican Congressman Thomas Massie has succinctly captured the problem.
"Over there at Fox News is this from Rep. Massie on the much-ballyhooed resignation of Joe Kent, the director of the National Counterterrorism Center: “Said Massie of the Kent resignation: ‘Another insider sees what we see: no imminent threat, just lobby pressure. This is why we need to defund and debate.’”
"No “imminent threat” from the Iranian war machine? Seriously?
"One wonders whether Massie has done any studying of history.
"Over there at the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs is this from Center President Dr. Dan Diker and Tirza Shorr, a senior researcher and program coordinator at the Center. The title: “Understanding Iran’s Imminent Threat to America,” with the subtitle, “A 47-year record of attacks, nuclear brinkmanship, and explicit threats reveals why ‘imminence’ can no longer be measured by outdated standards.”
"In this very perceptive piece, Diker and Shorr say, among other things, this, with bold print for emphasis supplied:
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and its global proxy network have killed more than 1,000 Americans since 1979. Iranian-backed forces conducted over 180 attacks on U.S. military bases in 2023–2024 alone. Iran’s stockpile of 440 kilograms of 60% highly enriched uranium reached a one-week breakout threshold for nuclear weapons before the June 2025 strikes. And just eleven days before Operation Epic Fury commenced, Iran’s Supreme Leader publicly threatened to send U.S. warships to the bottom of the sea. The question is not whether Iran posed an imminent threat to the United States. The question is why it took 47 years to respond to its longstanding threats. 
Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, who headed the CIA in the 1990s, determined that the Iranian nuclear program has constituted an imminent threat: “If their policy is to go to the threshold but not assemble a nuclear weapon, how do you tell that they have not assembled? I don’t actually know how you would verify that.” By the time the United States knows with certainty that Iran has crossed the nuclear threshold, it may be too late to act. . . . More
. . . "Very quickly, though, we learned about the problems with Kent’s narrative and then with Kent himself.
First, there was a strong countervailing voice to Kent’s claim that Iran posed no threat to us. That voice, of course, was...Joe Kent:


. . . "With that information, Nathan Livingstone has put 2 plus 2 together and come up with a very interesting and believable 4. He contends that Kent was leaking to Candace Owens.

Yes, Candace, the woman who contends that the moon landing was fake,  that Brigitte Macron is her own brother, that Israel assassinated Charlie Kirk, that Erika Kirk and Turning Point USA were happy to get rich off of Charlie’s death, that Israel and the Mossad control everything in the world Candace doesn’t like, that Jews aren’t really Jewish at all, that the Holocaust never happened, and on and on...that Candace: . . .Much more to this here...

Wednesday, March 11, 2026

Is Iran planning to attack California?

"The Adversarial Press.

 Is Iran planning to attack California? Here's what we know   

"FBI warns of potential Iran drone attack on California as war escalates"   

"Federal authorities have warned law enforcement across California that Iran may be planning a “surprise” drone attack against the West Coast in retaliation for U.S. military strikes.

"However, authorities confirm that there’s no credible intelligence to authenticate the threat.

"The warning was spread through a confidential memo distributed to agencies within the federal Joint Terrorism Task Force.

"According to the document reviewed by multiple news outlets, “Iran allegedly aspired to conduct a surprise attack using unmanned aerial vehicles from an unidentified vessel off the coast of the United States Homeland, specifically against unspecified targets in California.”

"The warning came as the war entered its 12th day. 

"The memo noted the intelligence was acquired in early February, anticipating Iranian retaliation “in the event that the US conducted strikes against Iran.”

"However, the Los Angeles Times reported that the law enforcement sources familiar with the assessment confirmed that the warning is cautionary in nature and not based on credible or authentic intelligence.

"The threat, however, has sparked renewed concerns about drone warfare being brought to American soil. 

"John Cohen, a former intelligence chief for the Department of Homeland Security, stated that Iran’s presence in Mexico and South America is significant, and with their drone capabilities and current level of motivation, they are a threat worth keeping an eye on"

Argus Hamilton's Rogue Report

 James Carville bragged about his Trump Derangement Syndrome in a video Monday. He shook his fist, and demanded that G od strike him with more Trump Derangement Syndrome so he can hate Trump even more. He's set for life after signing with GlaxoSmithKline to be the crash dummy for Paxil.

 New York City had a terrorist attack Monday when two ISIS inspired Muslim terrorists threw two bombs at people protesting Mayor Mamdani. The bombs didn't go off. Mayor Mamdani blamed the terror attack on white supremacy, and doubled the sales tax on Polo apparel and pickle ball paddles.

 Notre Dame reported Nancy Pelosi will give the commencement address at the 2026 graduation in June. It's like musical chairs this week. With the death of the Ayatollah and imprisonment of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, Columbia University is scrambling to find a new commencement speaker.

Monday, March 9, 2026

Will Never-Trumpers Ever Admit They Were Wrong?

 I & I Editorial Board 

"As Trump’s first term unfolded, however, we marveled that he seemed to grow more conservative by the day."

 "Virulent Trump-hater George Will penned a column in the wake of the Iran attacks titled “At last, the credibility of U.S. deterrence is being restored.”

"Do you think Will turned a corner about President Donald Trump? Hardly.

"If you want to know who restored the credibility of U.S. deterrence, Will isn’t saying. You’d think it fell out of the sky.

"The most he will concede is that “Donald Trump’s administration has chosen not to wager U.S. safety on Iran’s abandoning its multi-decade pursuit of nuclear weapons, or on Iran’s acquiring them but not really meaning ‘Death to America.’”

"Wait. Trump’s “administration” made that choice? To whom in the administration is Will referring, if not Trump himself? The secretary of Agriculture? The EPA administrator? The guy managing the nation’s helium reserve?

"Despite admitting that Trump has engineered a profound reversal in the U.S. standing in the world, George Will is sure to go right back to writing about how dangerous and incompetent he and his administration officials are. He will have plenty of company, to be sure.

"In Trump’s first term – despite facing a weaponized Justice Department and fending off impeachments – he cut taxes, did more to deregulate the economy than any predecessor, spurred domestic energy production, and appointed solid conservatives to the bench (who then overturned the horrible Roe v. Wade decision).

" 'All had been on conservative wish lists for eons.

"Trump is checking off conservative wish list items even faster in his second term – cutting funding to public broadcasting, draining the DEI swamp, setting the course to sunset the Education Department, and now, even as George Will admits, restoring the credibility of U.S. deterrence." . . . More...

Sunday, March 8, 2026

Trump eradicates 47 years of feckless foreign policy UPDATED, Mar 8, 2026

 David Harsanyi  

"Trump now has clear, achievable objectives: Ensure the mullahs don't get their blood-stained hands on any nukes, end the regime's ballistic missile capabilities, and destroy the Iranian navy so it can't threaten world shipping."

"If one of your national slogans is "Death to America," you should be living in persistent and paralyzing fear of the United States.

"Say what you will about President Donald Trump, America's enemies aren't making any more demands after Operation Epic Fury. Not after the president shattered nearly five decades of Washington foreign policy appeasing, legitimizing, and emboldening the Iranian regime, one of our most enduring and dangerous enemies.

"It's fun to rail against "neocons," the isolationist's euphemism for anyone who believes in American military action, on podcasts, and a far different story in a world where ballistic missiles, terrorist networks, nuclear programs, and Chinese Communist Party expansion exist.

"Trump has already reset American foreign policy by rejecting both the technocratic naivety of neoconservatism and the unfeasible demands of isolationism. He has also shed the convoluted, pseudointellectual foreign policy theories that had congealed as conventional Washington wisdom.

"One of the bogus "norms" propagated by experts, and now "America First" isolationists, is that any military action needs to be contingent on short-term "imminent" threats against the U.S." . . .

UPDATE: IRANIAN WOMAN CONFIRMS: What Mamdani promised when he was running for NYC Mayor, is virtually the same as what Khameini promised to Iran 47 years ago  "According to Hamas-linked CAIR, there are hundreds of Muslims running for elected office and often winning in cities and towns across America. Apparently, most of them are Mamdani clones."   Hear this Iranian woman's words.

BBC Caught Mistranslating Hegseth Speech, After Previously Doctoring Trump Address.

 National Pulse

 The BBC’s Persian service mistranslated remarks by U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, making it look as though he said U.S. forces were targeting the Iranian “people” rather than the Iranian “regime.”


"The BBC is facing backlash after BBC Persian mistranslated comments made by U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth during a broadcast. In the original speech, Hegseth made clear that U.S. military operations in Iran are aimed at Iran’s regime rather than its citizens, stating, “It turns out the regime that chanted ‘Death to America and death to Israel’ was gifted death from America and death from Israel. This is not a so-called regime change war, but the regime sure did change, and the world is better off for it.” However, BBC Persian translated this as: “It turns out the people that chanted ‘Death to America and death to Israel’ was gifted death from America and death from Israel,” making it look as though the Iranian people as a whole, rather than the Islamic Republic’s ruling mullahs, are being targeted.

"The mistranslation drew swift backlash, and BBC Persian subsequently acknowledged the issue and issued a correction, claiming it was an unintentional mistake made by the interpreter during real-time simultaneous translation.

What's the latest on the useful idiots and their pro-Ayatollah/ anti- Trump subversion?

Trump Quietly Made China Pay for Funding Those Soros-Style Protests [WATCH]

Below: 'Cigarette girl' burning ayatollah's photo becomes Iran resistance symbol | AP News   The images of women lighting cigarettes from burning photos of Khamenei went viral and grabbed attention across the world. This trend is not new to the world, as the same defiance was seen in 2022 after the death of a 22-year-old, Mahsa Amini.

Why are Iranian women lighting cigarettes from burning Khamenei posters?

"Commentator Carl Higbie argued that recent protests in the United States connected to foreign policy decisions may be linked to funding tied to China, while highlighting a series of moves by President Donald Trump involving oil markets, shipping routes, and global trade.

"During a segment discussing protests that erupted after recent military actions involving Iran and Venezuela, Higbie said the demonstrations appeared coordinated and organized.

"What does Trump’s new shipping insurance declaration for the Strait of Hormuz, Iran, Venezuela and the Panama Canal and China all have in common? Well, come on down this rabbit hole with me, and believe it or not, it starts right here in America with protests,” Higbie said.

"Violence erupted Friday evening at Washington Square Park in Manhattan during a vigil organized for Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei after a counter-protester tore down a photo of the cleric, leading to a confrontation that left the man bloodied and several people taken into custody.

"The incident occurred during a small gathering where roughly 25 people had assembled to commemorate Khamenei, who was killed last Saturday during a joint U.S.–Israeli military strike known as “Operation Fury.”

"The operation targeted Iranian leadership and infrastructure, with Israeli missiles striking Khamenei’s compound." . . .

“I couldn’t help but notice that all the protests in the US within hours of the Iranian strike, this seems pretty well organized. In fact, they’re all carrying bundles of signs to distribute to the crowd. Look at the nice yellow, black writing. And have you ever noticed that all the people protesting these airstrikes in Iran have the exact same signs, exact same fonts, exact same colors, and in many cases, some of these appear to be the same people from the Venezuela protest a month ago.” . . .  More...

Saturday, March 7, 2026

The mainstream media is obsessed with hoping Trump fails in Iran

 Jack Hellner - American Thinker  

"And the public is told that these people are the adults in the room, the compassionate people, the progressive people, the smart people by most of the media as they seek to destroy Trump every day of his presidency."


"What is with the media these days?

"Here is an article by people posing as journalists at Reuters whose writing would make you think they are deer in the headlights. 

U.S. President Donald Trump demanded Iran's "unconditional surrender" on Friday, a dramatic escalation one week into the war he launched alongside Israel that could make it more difficult to negotiate a swift end to hostilities.

"They think it is terrible that Trump demands unconditional surrender from Iranian leaders as they are pounded to oblivion because it harms "diplomacy" as if that has worked for 47 years to end the destruction of the Iranian people and the damage to the world. 
 
"They loved Presidents Obama and Biden as they catered to Iranian leaders and gave them boatloads of money to build weapons and support terrorist groups. They didn't mind when Obama shipped the Iranian leaders cash and when he let Hezbollah off the hook for drugging in the U.S to appease Iran. They probably thought that was "smart" diplomacy. 
 
Another article from Reuters says that Russia and China demand an immediate end to the war in Iran as they continue a four-year war on Ukraine. This is what they wrote:
 
  • China's Wang says killing of Iranian leader unacceptable
  • Wang, Russia's Lavrov call for immediate end to strikes
  • Russia says security of Gulf states must be guaranteed
  U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran are unacceptable, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Sunday as he called for an immediate ceasefire and the resumption of talks to prevent a wider regional conflict.
 "The Reuters writer probably doesn't see a problem with that or think that Russia and Chian should have a say. They clearly don't care that Iran has had a policy of death to America and death to Israel. 
 
"And here in this United Nations press release are the UN experts on human rights demanding an end to the war because it is a threat to the right to life. "  . . .More

Friday, March 6, 2026

Ex-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says Trump needs to 'take care' of Iran for good

 NY Post   

“Iran demonstrated that it probably wasn’t possible to deter their tentacles-like Hamas. I’m quite certain that October 7 with Hamas couldn’t have happened without Iranian training and equipment and even maybe planning,” Rice said.

"Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urged President Trump to “take care of Iran for good,” praising the bold military action — Operation Epic Fury — that resulted in the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
“Iran has been at war with us for at least 47 years,” Rice said during an appearance on Fox News’ “Special Report” on Wednesday. “If you ask people about Iraq, what was the source of many of our casualties in Iraq, you’ll get estimates as high as 75 or 80% of them were due to Iranian-made roadside bombs.”
"Rice, 71, argued the main objective of the attacks was to immobilize the tyrannical Iranian regime before it could counterattack.
"“If you can render Iran essentially incapable of military action against us and against our allies, that’s worthy, and I think what they’re trying to do is to neuter Iran as a military power in the region,” she said.
"Rice, the former chief diplomat during George W. Bush’s second term, pointed out that the Iranian regime has built up forces in surrounding Middle Eastern countries working as terror proxies for Tehran.
" 'They also have developed the military capability to reach outside the boundaries of Iran, including Hezbollah and Hamas, which they both arm and equip,” Rice said.
" 'To say that this regime was not a threat … it’s ahistorical,” Rice said. “They have been a threat for a long time.” . . .  More

. . . "With this reported choice, the regime is proving what Israel has long known: It has no intention of ever abandoning its destructive doctrine: Death to America, and death to Israel.
"Nor is this solely Israel’s and the US’s concern. As it demonstrated by firing hundreds of missiles at multiple Gulf states since Saturday, the Iranian regime does not care what stands in its way." . . .
Nice room you're in. Be a shame if something happened to it.


I believe we've seen that same raised clenched-fist done by angry Democrat voters on American campuses in support of - as here in Iran - destruction of Israel and America.  TD

Thursday, March 5, 2026

Trump's Way of War

Victor Davis Hanson  

"But Trump, with help from Israel, finally revealed the theocracy to be a Keystone Kop kleptocracy. The mullahs screamed "Death to America!" but it was Trump's America that finally brought death to them."

"War is the use of arms to settle differences – tribal, political, religious, cultural, and material – between organized groups. It is unchanging. The general laws of armed conflict stays immutable, given the constancy of human nature.

"However, the manner in which war is conducted remains fluid. New weapons, tactics, and strategies elicit counterresponses in an endless cycle of tensions between defensive and offensive superiority.

"That said, has President Donald Trump introduced a novel way of waging Western war against America's foreign enemies?

"We saw glimpses of it during his first term, when he eliminated Iranian general and terrorist kingpin Qassem Soleimani and ISIS terrorist grandee Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. In the former case, he preferred hitting the cause rather than the effects of Iranian terrorism in Syria and Iraq, while making it clear that he had no intention of striking the Iranian mainland and entering into a tit-for-tat "forever war."

"In large part, he was successful. Iran never quite replaced the venomous Soleimani. And despite tired threats, its performative art responses did not kill any Americans, and they were seen by Trump as venting and not worth a counterresponse.

"In the case of the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Trump likewise went after the catalyst of ISIS terrorism. But he also bombed ISIS into near nonexistence in Iraq, since, unlike Iran, it lacked the financial and material resources of a state sponsor of terror, and it had no independent ability to make weapons or finance its terrorism.

"In 2018, Trump probably killed more Russian ground troops (more than 200?) than America had during the entire Cold War, with his furious response to the Wagner Group assault on a U.S. Special Operations base near Khasham, Syria. Yet the defeat of Russian mercenaries also led to no wider conflict.

"In these three cases, Trump successfully portrayed his antagonists as the unprovoked aggressors, employed overwhelming force to eliminate them, and declared them one-off occurrences with no need to punish the ultimate source or sponsor of the aggression with further force, and he was largely successful in limiting subsequent attacks on American installations." . . .  More...

. . . "What, then, are Trump's new ways of conducting war?"

1. Geostrategy

2. Wars of reckoning

3. War among negotiations

4. The culpable apparat
5. No to nation-building; I repeat: "No to nation-building"
6. No boots on the ground
7. Exit strategy?
8. No to internationalism
9. Deterrent displays
10. American self-interest"

What Iranian Negotiators Told Witkoff   "The Witkoff interview eliminates any credible argument that a diplomatic solution was ever on the table. Three rounds of good-faith negotiations produced nothing but boasts about military capabilities, broken promises, and confirmed lies from a regime that openly described its uranium as a “trophy.” When the President’s own envoy — a career dealmaker — reports that the other side is lying and preparing to attack, the decision to act is not a policy preference. It is survival."  . . .   

Iran's Top 20 Attacks On The West   "Since the Iran Hostage Crisis of 1979 — when Democrat President Jimmy Carter capitulated to terrorism — no one has possessed the cojones to challenge Iran’s Islamic Death Cultists. Until now."

Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Why Iranians Have Unified Around Reza Pahlavi

  The American Spectator  

"Beginning in the 1960s, sweeping reforms dismantled feudal landholding, expanded women’s rights, and fueled the growth of a substantial middle class. By the 1970s, Iran had entered the ranks of the world’s top 20 economies." . . .


"On the morning of Oct. 31, 1978, Iran’s 19-year-old crown prince, Reza Pahlavi, stood beside President Jimmy Carter in the Oval Office. Officially, he was the heir to one of America’s closest allies in the Middle East. Unofficially, the Carter administration was already preparing for his father’s possible downfall.

"Thousands of miles away, Iran was unraveling. Protesters flooded the streets, chanting “Death to the Shah!” Nationwide strikes shut down factories, schools, and oil fields, threatening vital Western interests. Before the cameras, Carter projected calm and reaffirmed the U.S.–Iran alliance. Behind the scenes, the White House was quietly planning for the collapse of the Pahlavi monarchy.

"In the weeks that followed, contingency planning gave way to quiet disengagement. Carter urged the Shah toward exile while opening secret channels to Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, hoping to reach an accommodation with the exiled cleric. The double game backfired. The United States lost Iran, endured the longest hostage crisis in its history, and would go on to spend trillions of dollars fighting wars across the Middle East to protect oil routes and strategic interests. (RELATED: Jimmy Carter’s Iran)

"As Iranians unwittingly traded progress for a brutal theocracy, Crown Prince Reza faded from view, seemingly consigned to history. (RELATED: The Prince and the Protests)

"But now, to the frustration of the Islamic Republic, Pahlavi has reemerged as the most prominent opposition figure in exile. Regime mouthpieces in the West continue to criticize him, but developments inside the country tell a different story. (RELATED: Time to Stand With the People of Iran)

"Reza Pahlavi’s name is being chanted across Iran, alongside the names and images of his father and grandfather, and other pre-Islamic Iranian symbols, including the Pahlavi-era flag. They are spray-painted on walls, raised at protests, and even tattooed onto bodies. Protesters chant “Javid Shah” (long live the Shah) and “This is the final battle, Pahlavi will return.” No other individual or faction commands a comparable level of visible support. (RELATED: It’s Now or Never in Iran) . . . 

Reza Pahlavi may never sit on the Peacock Throne, as he has said he does not seek it, but he has inherited something more durable: a name that, for tens of millions of Iranians, still signifies order, dignity, and the hope of a better future.

More...

Kambiz Fattahi is a former BBC journalist and Managing Director of Iran Open Data (IOD). He is the author of the forthcoming book The Betrayal: Jimmy Carter, Khomeini, and America’s Secret Surrender in Iran.

Monday, March 2, 2026

You Don’t Hate Media Enough: NYT, WaPo Remember Ayatollah As ‘Cleric’ With ‘Easy Smile’

 Brianna Lyman 

"You don’t have to hate the media to notice the absurdity of these obituaries, but if you didn’t hate them before, you probably do now." 

"If you thought The Washington Post’s infamous decision to describe ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as an “austere religious scholar” was a once in a lifetime lapse in editorial judgement, you were mistaken. With the death of Iran’s brutal dictatorial supreme leader, both The New York Times and The Post are back to remind you that legacy media still has no shame.

"Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s longtime supreme leader responsible for executions, censorship, repression, and sponsoring terrorist groups worldwide, was killed in an airstrike on Saturday. His death comes weeks after his regime oversaw the execution of tens of thousands of Iranians who took to the streets to protest his very rule.

"But rather than recount the misery and destruction of his reign, the propaganda press has set out to humanize him. In a Washington Post obituary by William Branigin, readers are introduced to the Ayatollah not as the brutal dictator he was, but simply as “Iran’s supreme leader,” who “is dead at 86.” . . .

Brianna Lyman is an elections correspondent at The Federalist. Brianna graduated from Fordham University with a degree in International Political Economy. Her work has been featured on Newsmax, Fox News, Fox Business and RealClearPolitics.

Iranian woman slams Muslim Mayor of NYC and the useful idiot Democrats for their disgusting hypocrisy   "Elica Le Bon says the Democrat mask is off! “It’s the first time these people have spoken up on Iran, the Mayor of NYC, Congress people, they spoke up not to defend the Iranian people, but to defend the Islamic terrorists who are massacring them.'”

‘Disgrace of a human’: Whoopi Goldberg ‘minimizes’ the struggles of Iranian women    “Let me be clear, the Iranian regime will hang you from a crane in the public square for crimes like blasphemy, witchcraft, homosexuality and of course, if you dare show any dissent, if you challenge the brutal regime. Whoopi thinks that's pretty much how black folk are treated in America,” Ms Panahi said.

“You absolute disgrace of a human being, Whoopi Goldberg, to show absolutely no regard for the Iranian women who risk their lives to challenge the Islamist government, to minimize their struggle and compare it to your fever dreams about oppression in America in 2025.”

Here's the Geopolitical Mistake Iran Made That Only Led to More Nations Lining Up Against Them

 How must Democrats feel? What if Kamala had been President? How have the enslaved people of Iran fared under other Democrats in office? Jimmy Carter? Barack Obama, who forsook them to feel that he and the Iranians he feared were friends who would not harm him?

Matt Vespa; Townhall   

“Many people in the Gulf woke up Saturday pissed off at the United States and Israel, and went to sleep pissed off at Iran,” 

Broc Smith –

Iran had to act, but it only worsened their situation: the Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, was dead, and their military leadership was eliminated. They responded with missile strikes against Israel and other Gulf nations. The idea was that this would turn those countries against the United States and pressure them to stop the air campaign. However, it backfired, causing the entire region to turn against Iran—Saudi Arabia, in particular, sided with the US, which is expected. While the kingdom often follows a narrative to placate anti-Israel sentiments, it remains a rival of Iran both geopolitically and religiously—the Saudis are Sunni and the Iranians are majority Shiite, two branches that aren’t too cozy with one another (via WSJ):

So far, this calculus seems to have backfired. Gulf states, rattled by volleys of Iranian drones and missiles targeting their hotels, ports and airports, are concluding the Iranian peril must be confronted. Rather than seeking an offramp, the prevailing mood in the Gulf—at least for now—is that the Iranian regime can’t be allowed to get away with this unprecedented onslaught on its neighbors.

"The subplot to Iran’s nuclear ambitions was Saudi Arabia’s declaration some 20 years ago that it would start its own nuclear weapons program if Tehran acquired the bomb. No one wants a nuclear arms race in the Middle East."  . . .

"Iranian Exiles Dance to Trump's YMCA After Khamenei's Death in Strikes "Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 86, died on February 28, 2026, in U.S.-Israeli airstrikes targeting Iranian leadership amid rising tensions; Trump confirmed the action due to imminent threats, and Iranian media verified it the next day with 40 days of mourning declared. Exiles in Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco celebrated with Trump's signature YMCA moves to the Village People's song, led by monarchist supporters hoping for regime change after decades of Khamenei's rule. While some condemned the festivities as tasteless, the scenes highlighted deep diaspora resentment and rare unity with America and Israel." https://www.youtube.com/shorts/HaIkAVRmuaI

Sunday, March 1, 2026

Iran: How are Democrats handling it all? Whom do they hate most: Hamas, the Ayatollahs, or President Donald Trump?


The Usual Idiots Are on the Job As America Crushes the Iranian Tyrants

 . . . "There are also various Democrats who are mad and frightened – not for our troops but because they know Trump's track record of success and are terrified that he pulls off this incredible strategic coup. Senator Fetterman was the exception; the rest were craven enough to whine about Trump even though they know this mission is both necessary and just."

The Iranian Airstrikes Created a Tale of Two Liberal Media Reactions. It Was Quite Entertaining.


WAKE UP! Watch Dana Bash's Face Closely As Democrat Iranian-American Goes Off on Her Own Party (Video) – Twitchy

Masih Alinejad Takes Ilhan Omar APART by Sharing Letter Wounded Iranian Woman Wrote to the Squad Member – Twitchy


"Ilhan Omar is very angry with the Trump administration for going into Iran and (now that we know) taking Khamenei out.

"Why oh why are Democrats always on the wrong side of history?

"Masih Alinejad shared a letter from a woman wounded by the regime to Omar, which likely fell on deaf (and dumb) ears:.

"Sadly, since she included a picture of the woman after her injury, X will not allow us to embed her post. HOWEVER, we are able to copy and paste the content of her post including the letter so you can see it as well.

"We only hope Omar took a moment to read it, although if we're being honest, we sincerely doubt she did.

"This is so powerful:" (Lengthy article from which only the below is quoted:) 

" . . .Your hatred of President Trump appears stronger than your love for America, stronger than your love for Manhattan, for freedom, for women’s rights. That is why you sound sympathetic to the Islamic Republic while remaining silent about women like Sara, like me, and like millions of Iranians who are victims of this barbaric regime. You celebrating hijab day in Manhattan in beautiful New York and watching women get killed in Iran for not wearing hijab. I dare you to share the picture of Sara, and say no to the war being wage by Islamist terrorist on us, Iranians" . . .

Another Ayatollah-to-Be Passes & Iran's New Leaders Want to Talk . . . "There is a lot going on today, with a potential Ayatollah dying and Iranian leaders allegedly wanting to talk with President Trump.

"We have a temporary supreme leader, Ayatollah Alireza Arafi, who may or may not be made permanent. Iran better tuck him away in a safe place if there is such a place. President Trump says 47 years of this radical regime is long enough.

"Khamenei’s son Mojtaba has long been in line for the position. However, Open Source Intel said he has recently passed away, although Iranian officials have not confirmed his sudden death. One must wonder how long the temporary replacement would last. If it’s anything like Hamas leadership, as soon as one takes the helm, we hear of his passing."   

The Atlantic: “Asked whether his conversation with the Iranians would happen today or tomorrow, Trump responded, ‘I can’t tell you that.’ He noted that some of the Iranians involved in negotiations in recent weeks were no longer alive. ‘Most of those people are gone. Some of the people we were dealing with are gone, because that was a big—that was a big hit,’ he told me. ‘They should have done it sooner, Michael. They could have made a deal. They should’ve done it sooner. They played too cute.’”

Netanyahu: "The Era of Oppression Ends Today"

 JFeed 

As Bibi once said, “Mr. President, Ladies and gentlemen, I didn’t intend to come here this year. My country is at war, fighting for its life." 


Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivers a historic address as Operation Lion’s Roar begins. Announcing a joint U.S.-Israeli campaign to dismantle Iran’s nuclear ambitions and terror infrastructure, Netanyahu calls on the Iranian people to seize their destiny and overthrow the "yoke of tyranny" for a free, peaceful future.

"In a dramatic televised broadcast delivered this morning, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the citizens of both Israel and Iran, formally announcing the commencement of a joint military offensive with the United States to eliminate the Iranian existential threat.

"The Prime Minister began by expressing gratitude to U.S. President Donald Trump for his "historic leadership" in the mission, which Netanyahu identified as a turning point after decades of hostility. He noted that for 47 years, the Ayatollah regime has chanted "Death to Israel" and "Death to America," while spilling the blood of countless civilians and its own people.

"Netanyahu emphasized that a "murderous terror regime" must never be allowed to arm itself with nuclear weapons, as such a development would threaten all of humanity. He stated that the primary objective of the combined military action is to create the necessary conditions for the "brave Iranian people to take their fate into their own hands." . . .

Mass Celebrations Erupt Across Iran as Crowds Topple Statue of Supreme Leader - VOR News   . . . "The 86-year-old cleric, who ruled Iran with an iron fist for nearly 37 years, was killed late Friday in an attack on his Tehran compound, according to Iranian state media, U.S. President Donald Trump, and Israeli officials.

"Videos circulating on social media show jubilant protesters in Tehran, Dehloran, and other locations pulling down massive monuments dedicated to Khamenei, stomping on portraits, and setting effigies ablaze. Chants of “freedom” and “death to the dictator” echoed through the streets, marking a dramatic shift from the regime’s tightly controlled narrative of mourning.