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Pray For Strength As We Fight

Evil is exposing itself at every turn. We look around and see how many of our politicians are crooked as Hell. it goes without saying, most of the leftist Democrats are con artists, working many self-serving scams. But look how many presumed Republicans are proving to be just as dirty and corrupt? It’s good we no longer have Marjorie Traitor Greene in Congress. She belongs on The View. Likewise, the double-talking Thomas Massie should be booted back to the blue grasses of Kentucky.

This is not about religions or party affiliations. We must pray to God to give us the strength and the guidance to smote these creatures and remove as many of them as possible from the halls of government in Washington D.C. We won’t eliminate all of them in one election. We might need two or even three elections to wipe the slate truly clean.

The task before us is formidable, but we can no longer pass the buck or refuse to face these monsters. Iran is also now poised to vanquish its demons and adopt a more peaceful and forward-thinking position in the Middle East. Will change occur overnight? Undoubtedly not. But the process must begin in earnest.

We cannot accept terrorists, We cannot allow the cartels to flourish. The Chinese must end their fentanyl shipments and their pay-offs to dirty politicians. That means now! Pray! Here’s more from And We Know.

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.

Targeted Now: Drone Factories

Having wiped out Iran’s supply of ships and airplanes, the U.S. military has now begun attacking Iran’s drone factories. The object is to wipe out their future manufacturing potential so they cannot maintain or go back into the business of exporting warfare and terrorism.

Nothing is random. Everything has meaning.

The SAVE Act remains front and center. How will the President get around the holdout Senators — the bums and the corrupt rejects like Mitch McConnell — who are working to sandbag election reform? Meanwhile, will we see more acts of  Islamic terrorism like happened in New York City? Will terrorist sleeper cells be activated or awakened? Here’s more from And We Know.

Iran War: It’s All About China

“The US went to war in Iran because Iran made itself a Chinese weapon,” argues policy analyst Zineb Riboua, a research fellow at Hudson Institute’s Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East.

Riboua is the founder of the China in MENA Project, which tracks Chinese influence and expansion across the Middle East and Africa.

Is there a bigger dimension to the Iran war that people are missing?

“We have this tendency to just look at the countries involved, … but there’s a big player, and the big player here is China. … China has been investing immensely in the region in the last two decades, in courting, in coordinating, in cooperating with Gulf countries, with Iran itself, and also with its proxies,” she says.

She is interviewed here on American Thought Leaders.

This Finally Makes Sense

Right now, President Donald Trump has Iran in an extremely weakened position, but the situation is becoming increasingly complicated as tensions rise across the region. Even critics are acknowledging how effective the U.S. military campaign has been.

CNN’s Admiral James Stavridis recently admitted that America’s performance against Iran over the past two months has been extraordinary. Military leaders around the world—including China and Russia—are now watching closely because the results demonstrate just how dominant the U.S. military remains.

Here’s more from Stephen Gardner, who also gets into Trump’s dismissal of Kristi Noem as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. He says, “This finally makes sense.”

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