Like many others in Great Britain, Paul Joseph Watson is keeping an eye on the war in Iran. He doesn’t really care who wins, so long as new caravans of Iranian immigrants don’t wash up on British soil.
His assessment: We can’t live with these people!
For nearly five decades, every U.S. president has drawn a red line with Iran — and every time, the regime pushed forward anyway. After a sweeping military strike targeting hundreds of sites and eliminating top Iranian leadership, Glenn Beck sits down with former Navy SEAL and bestselling author Jack Carr to break down what this moment really means.
Is this about nuclear weapons, or is it a larger strategic shift aimed at weakening the China-Russia-Iran alliance and reshaping the global balance of power?
From the lessons of Beirut in 1983 to the risks of regime change, sleeper cells and escalation at home, this conversation explores whether America is witnessing the end of decades of failed deterrence — or the beginning of something far bigger. Here’s more from Blaze TV.
The United States and Israel have struck Iran, killing Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and many other leaders.
But how long will this war last? And what has already happened?
Glenn Beck and his head researcher, Jason Buttrill, break it all down. Here’s more from Blaze TV.
“No Aborts, Good Luck,” went out from CENTCOM as US and Israeli forces took out 49 top officials plus 400 others. Let’s look at how it went down. Here’s more from Lori Colley.
Intelligence and law enforcement expert Michael Letts joins the program to break down the escalating confrontations between Mexican authorities and powerful cartel factions — including the latest violence unfolding in Puerto Vallarta.
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Letts brings a rare perspective to this crisis. Beyond his background in special operations and law enforcement strategy, he grew up in Mexico and personally knew many of the individuals who are now key figures within the cartel structures dominating today’s headlines. His insight is not theoretical — it’s deeply personal and operational.
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He explains why the current situation is intensifying and why this moment is different. According to Letts, a “black book” documenting cartel trafficking victims is now circulating, drawing international scrutiny and putting enormous pressure on cartel leadership. The fallout could reshape the power balance inside Mexico — and beyond. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.
It has been confirmed that Iran’s (former) Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei did not survive the first few hours of Operation Epic Fury.
As Bill Whittle, Steve Green and Scott Ott discuss in this episode, Iran as a civilization is a clear step above that of Iraq. And two steps above that of Afghanistan.
President Donald Trump has declared Epic Fury a gift to the people of Iran to throw off their oppressors. Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle.
It now looks as if more than 40 leading Iranian political and military leaders have been killed in Operation Epic Fury, chief among them, Ayatollah Ali Khameni. Iran had tried to deflect the news, and even swore up and down that none of its leaders had been executed.
“The people that make all the decisions, most of them are gone.” says President Donald Trump. Here’s more from the Liberal Hivemind.
Retired Air Force Brigadier General Blaine Holt says there’s “no way” the Iranian regime remains intact after the decimating bombing by the United Strates and Israel over the weekend. There are currently no plans to put American soldiers on the ground in Iran, but aerial and naval strikes will continue as part of Operation Epic Fury.
Hostilities reached a fever pitch over the weekend as Iran fired missiles against targets in nearly 10 nations across the Middle East, focusing on Israel, but also striking targets around Saudi Arabia, Jordan and other Middle Eastern nations. Meanwhile, the United States and Israel took out the top leadership of Iran, including the Ayatollah Ali Khameini.
So far, three American soldiers have died in the conflict, mostly during missile strikes against U.S. bases in the Middle East. The question that remains: How much blowback will we see? Will Iranian allies like Hezbollah or Yemen step up their attacks? Will there be an increase in terrorism incidents? Here’s more from Holt and other analysts on Newsmax.
For decades, the U.S. government has warned that Iran is on the brink of re-igniting its nuclear weapons program.
We’ve heard this before — in the early 2000s, during the Obama years, under the first Trump administration, and again under President Biden. The language changes slightly. The urgency is always “imminent.” The proof is always “new.” And yet the story somehow never quite resolves.
Now, Washington says it has fresh intelligence that Iran is once again moving toward a nuclear capability.
Clayton and Natali Morris on Redacted News dig into the latest U.S. military skirmish in Iran, joined by Deep Focus commentator John Kiriakou (formerly with the CIA) and The National Conversation commentator Douglas MacGregor (formerly a colonel in the U.S. Army).
(EDITOR’S NOTE: Iran has closed the Straight of Hormuz, so oil shipments through the straight will close for now. About one-fifth of the global oil supply travels through the straight. Analysts are now estimating we’ll see a 5 or 10 cent per cent hike in oil prices…
Patrick De Haan at Gas Buddy Guy predicts we’ll see a new national average above $3 a gallon, perhaps as high as $3.10-$3.15. The level of the increase could get steeper if the war continues much longer.)
