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U.S. Effectively Reopens Strait of Hormuz

The end is nigh. It’s what the Iranian terror regime is campaigning for the Democrats.

Oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz are now near pre-war levels. Exports out of the Persian Gulf topped 14 MILLION barrels per day last week for the first time since the Iran war began — up more than 210% from lows in Marc

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Trump’s Iran Strategy Is Working

It takes courage to stay the course.

Inflation is nearing 70%, food prices have more than doubled, and unemployment is above 9%.

President Trump has done this country and the world an immeasurable good in going after the world’s largest state sponsor of terror.

The idea that it will cost us the House or Senate is either patently untrue or America is truly lost.

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Why Iran’s Path to Freedom Is Closer Than the West Thinks

For decades, the ruling apparatus in Tehran has relied on two foundational lies to maintain its grip on power: first, that the Iranian opposition is fragmented and planless; second, that no viable structure exists inside the country to manage a transition. Today, as the Islamic Republic enters its most precarious era of institutional decay, both myths are crumbling.

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Iran Attacks US Forces in Jordan after American Strikes on Missile Launchers

Fox News reported that most of the incoming missiles have been shot down.
unfortunate that President Trump did not allow the U.S and Israeli Air Forces to finish off Iran’s leaders, military infrastructure, etc. The economic pressure President Trump is inflicting on Iran is excellent. However, the economic pressure would be much more impactful if was combined with greater military pressure. Let’s rid the world of this hideous regime in Iran, and allow Iran to once again become an ally of the United States, Israel, and the West.

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The VDH Doctrine: Bypass Tehran, Recognize Reza Pahlavi’s Government-in-Exile

For over four decades, Washington’s posture toward the Islamic Republic of Iran has oscillated between containment, targeted economic sanctions, and episodic diplomatic engagement. Historian and military strategist Victor Davis Hanson argues that this paradigm has proven utterly ineffective at checking Tehran’s regional aggression or supporting the democratic aspirations of the Iranian public. During a high-profile broadcast exchange with commentator Mark Levin, Hanson put forward a provocative shift in U.S. foreign policy: formal diplomatic recognition of an Iranian government-in-exile headed by Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi.

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Trump Talks to NY Post

President Trump defended the war in Iran after the deaths of two GIs in a call with the NY Post yesterday, saying the the troops made the ultimate sacrifice.

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Trump Has ‘Left Instructions’ on What to Do if Iran’s Islamic Regime Assassinates Him

I’m old enough to remember, since it was just a few weeks ago, when President Donald Trump was praising the leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and suggesting that since they were so calm and reasonable, as opposed to those whom they had replaced, that regime change had been effectively accomplished, even if the regime still bore the same.

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Khamenei Is Dead. Finish the Regime.

 For forty-seven agonizing years, the ancient and noble land of Iran has lived under the suffocating boot of a brutal theocratic occupation. Today, the supreme architect of that misery, Ali Khamenei, is gone. He is dead, yet the apparatus of terror he left behind – specifically the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and the desperate cronies clinging to the fading halls of power – continues to wage a cowardly, bloody war against its own citizens.