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Iranians Have Three Options

We’re 60 days into the conflict, and President Donald Trump has left the Iranian regime with three options:

The non-hard-liners could agree to the United States’ terms and surrender.

The regime could continue to try and win token victories—send out small PT boats and drones to attack freighters in the Strait of Hormuz.

Delay negotiations in the hopes that a more friendly Democratic administration comes to power in 2028, offering the theocrats more favorable terms, predicts Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words.”

Inside The Iran Ceasefire Talks

The ceasefire peace negotiations with Iran are heating up and the Iranians are making some big demands.

Will the diplomats achieve enduring peace for the Middle East or will Donald Trump kill an entire civilization? Here’s more from The Babylon Bee.

Learn To Read The Map

The plan is in place. We are all watching, and learning more, as events unfold. The Deep State is going under and experiencing severe turmoil. They do not have so many cards left that they can play. And most of the cards they hold will only produce a losing hand.

The Iran War is generating plenty of comms against the evil that rules this world. Why attack at 9:47 in the morning? Could it be a reference to Q-post 947, which speaks of Iran!?! How does Kenya also figure?

President Donald Trump is looking for a leaker. He has yet to fully reveal his plans for Iran, but pledges to bring down fire if Iran keeps blasting Israel with missiles and vowing chaos across the Middle East. Pray as we await resolution. Here’s more from And We Know.

 

New Drone Defense Pioneered

NATO might be an absolute wasteland, but countries in Eastern Europe are serious when it comes to defending themselves. They not only devote a higher proportion of their budgets for military defense, they also are developing new weapons to protect against drones.

Here’s a compact and inexpensive, yet quite versatile new drone defense system jointly developed by Poland and Estonia. As Russia has embraced the drones coming out of Iran, these Eastern European nations are not sitting pretty like the fools in Spain and France. Here’s more from Steve Turley.

End Of The Endless Wars?

Has President Donald Trump run an end game against the endless wars? Will we see a more stable and peaceful Middle East in the aftermath of the Iranian War? Has Trump defanged the Mullahs by stripping away their weaponry as well as their capacity to build new bombs, drones, planes and war ships?

How about NATO? None of America’s NATO’s allies took part in the Iran War, and some of those nations — like Great Britain, France and Spain — actually thwarted the U.S. military. There’s no reason whatsoever to continue making payments to NATO. We should reserve our spending for European defense for those nations like Poland, Hungary  and the Slovak Republic that actually support the United States and have shown they are serious about maintaining a defensive posture.

Is Trump also ready to end the Federal Reserve? Will the U.S. Treasury become our federal government’s financial agent, rather than allowing central bankers to make huge bundles off the taxpayers’ dollars?

Pray! There’s plenty more in this new edition from And We Know, including a look at the rogue judges who occupy so many of our nation’s courts, as well as penal institutions, among them Alcatraz.

 

Trump’s Secret Base

President Donald Trump is building a secret military base under the new ballroom at the White House in Washington D.C.

The base will be equipped to defend against modern-day weaponry, including drones or lasers fired from space. Here’s more from The Salty Cracker.

Do Sanctuaries Harbor Terror?

Is Iran ready to fire drones into California from off the shorelines? How many potential terrorists remain lurking in this sanctuary state?

Here’s more from Drew Allen on The Daily Signal.

Iran Steps Up Crippling Attacks

Iran is now signaling plans to target the United States indirectly via Venezuela. Tehran is using the Strait of Hormuz as leverage, while their commanders signal threats against desalination plants and energy infrastructure. President Donald Trump has responded by promising “total destruction” if Iran crosses the line again.

Here, Stephen Gardner walks through Operation Epic Fury, the massive U.S. and allied campaign degrading Iran’s missile, drone, and naval assets. He also discusses what new intelligence reveals about enriched uranium, Iran’s long‑range strike capability, and the true level of danger to U.S. bases in Europe and the eastern seaboard. You’ll see how Trump quietly positioned forces in the Gulf, Red Sea, and Mediterranean before striking, and how his State of the Union hints now look like a clear warning in hindsight.

Gardner also tackles what everyone feels at home: gas prices and inflation. Kevin O’Leary says the real danger isn’t a short‑term price spike. It’s 90 days of oil stuck around 90–100 dollars a barrel. That’s when inflation locks in and families get crushed at the pump. Right now we’re about three weeks into this Iran‑driven surge. Markets are betting this gets resolved closer to 30 days than six months. If Trump and U.S. allies can break Iran’s terror chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz, some economists believe energy prices could actually fall as the “terror tax” comes off global oil.

We’ve Pulled A Chinese Stunt!

The Iranians have their Navy and Air Force whipped out, so they’re now resorted to their final “secret” weapon to hold the United States at bay: They are launching Shahed-136 drones to ignite fires on board oil shipping vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Only one problem? We appear to have pulled the same ruse as the Chinese, namely, we’re turning Iran’s own technology against them.

It’s not clear if we reverse engineered their drones or if we simply captured one of their drone weapon manufacturing factories, and have made off with the whole warehouse. But the United States is now using drones to strike Iranian targets with the goal of clearing a pathway along the Strait of Hormuz.

Once that occurs, says U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, U.S. naval vessels — perhaps joined by an international fleet — will accompany ships though the inlet, allowing for the safe transport of oil to resume. There won’t be a huge, traditional ground force, although there’s talk of squadrons of expeditionary Marines patrolling the shorelines. Here’s more from the Liberal Hivemind.

 

 

Attack Of The Clones

It may be painful to admit, but Iran’s Shahed-136 drone is likely the state-of-the-art weapon for the mid 2020’s: simple, effective and CHEAP.

There was a time when the Pentagon would not have stooped to produce something so basic. But Pete Hegseth’s War Department isn’t too proud to learn one of history’s most important lessons: When the enemy has a better weapon than you do, don’t deny it. COPY IT.

Here’s more from Steve Green, joined by Bill Whittle and Scott Ott, in a new edition of The Right Angle.

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