“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.
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.
Israel and the United States launched a “preventative missile attack” on Iran Friday night, prompting counter-strikes against sites in Israel as well as American Air Force and Naval bases across the Middle East. Missile or drone strikes were reported in nations including Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Syria, Kuwait, Jordan and Iraq.
Numerous Iranian officials reportedly were assassinated, including President Masoud Beyzeshkian, the defense minister and the head of the judiciary. The Ayatollah Ali Khameini was not among those killed. He supposedly has gone into hiding outside of the capital city of Tehran. There were other conflicting reports he would deliver a speech on TV. Of course, there are said to be many Khameini body doubles.
Here, President Donald Trump accuses Iran of engaging in “mass terror from Lebanon to Yemen” and says, “we’re not going to put up with it any longer.” He called on the people of Iran to finish off the job and throw out Khameini. M.J. Truth picks up Trump’s press conference.
Fox News is now reporting that an Israeli strike took out the Ayatollah Ali Khameini. Fox News cited Israel as the source of the confirmation.
We will have to wait and see if Iran says only a body double was killed or if the actual Ayatollah Ali Khameini resurfaces. Here’s more from M.J. Truth.
President Donald Trump prefers to negotiate, not spill blood.
But the time for talking is nearly over, and the United States is moving warships, weapons and personnel into Europe and the Middle East.
All should be in place by mid-March, and the Iran regime has until February 28 to make peace. Here’s more from Lori Colley.
For 47 years now, Iran has been at war with the United States. Never has the Islamic regime been more at risk.
The remarkably successful U.S. military operations against Iran’s nuclear facilities and Venezuela’s communist dictator have shown them that their enemy not only has the capability, but also the will, to use these astonishing assets, without falling into a fatal quagmire of ‘boots on the ground.’
They sound worried. They should be. Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle, with Steve Green leading the discussion, joined by Scott Ott and Bill Whittle.
Iran is once again at the center of America’s foreign policy debate.
Brett Cooper breaks down what’s at stake, the arguments being made, and why this issue is dividing conservatives more than people realize.
War with Iran looks like a possibility.
There is another potential TPUSA trafficking scandal.
And there is a weird connection with a Turning Point advisory board member and the Church of Satan.
Here’s more from Candace Owens.
As protests in Iran enter their second week, speculation grows over whether the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei will flee, perhaps to Russia. The protests have now spread to 23 of Iran’s 31 provinces. At least 16 individuals have been killed.
Protesters are angry toward the Iranian regime after a sharp decline in the value of the Iranian currency, the rial. It was been plunging vis a vis the American dollar, down to new record lows.
This has resulted in economic crises on the home front, with many citizens unable to afford food, rent and the basics of life. Here’s more from Firstpost.
ACLJ reports that Iran is crowing about its capability to produce nuclear bombs. Kamal Kharrazi, advisor to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, claimed over the weekend that Iran now has the technical means to produce the bomb, but hasn’t made a decision on whether to build one. Jay, Jordan and Logan Sekulow delve into the issue and the state of Iran-U.S. relations.
