Luxembourg just wrote abortion into its constitution.

On March 3, Luxembourg’s Chamber of Deputies voted to add the “freedom” to have an abortion to the country’s highest law. The initiative began when MP Marc Baum of déi Lénk introduced the proposal in 2024, then pushed it through the legislative pipeline in 2025, including review by the State Council.

Along the way, lawmakers contorted themselves into knots and deliberately shifted the text from a claimed “right” to a “freedom,” a rhetorical dodge that changes the label while keeping the same moral claim: the state should publicly bless the deliberate destruction of unborn children.

Tragic.

And here’s the thing, even supporters of this constitutional alteration admit the truth that exposes the whole project: this constitutional change does not alter Luxembourg’s abortion statute. Abortion is already available “upon request” in Luxembourg up to the end of the first trimester. The government’s own health portal states plainly that a pregnant woman can request an abortion before the end of the 12th week of pregnancy.

So why do it? Because symbolism and faux hysteria now drive abortion politics in Europe.

France constitutionalized abortion in 2024, with leaders openly framing the move as a “safeguard” against a potential rollback like the one that followed the U.S. Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade in 2022. Luxembourg’s advocates explicitly cast this vote in the same mold, presenting it as a long-term shield against future democratic change.

That is exactly why this change is so dangerous and so unnecessary.

Luxembourg does not, and has not, faced an imminent pro-life “ban.” Even Luxembourg’s Catholic Church, while opposing the amendment with moral clarity, noted a basic political fact: “In Luxembourg, no political party has made it their mission to weaken or even abolish the current abortion legislation.” The same statement points out that the proposed constitutional move did not even appear in the coalition agreement or the governing parties’ election programs.

That matters because constitutions exist to protect core rights rooted in justice, not to freeze contested moral wrongs into place out of political anxiety.

This amendment did not arise from a legal emergency in Luxembourg. It arose from ideological imitation. France did it, so Luxembourg followed. And France did it largely to send a message after Dobbs.

Luxembourg’s leaders have now imported a French political gesture and called it “progress.”

Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich, Archbishop of Luxembourg, warned last year that constitutionalizing abortion would mark “a sad day in Luxembourg’s history.” He argued that since abortion is already legal, locking it into the Constitution amounts to “imposing” one view on the whole population. He warned that such a move could give liberal democracy “features of a totalitarian system” by forcing a view on citizens who dissent.

He also cautioned that this kind of political coercion can “drive people to extremism,” not because truth drives extremism, but because elites sometimes create backlash when they treat moral dissent as illegitimate.

You do not need to agree with every phrase to grasp his central point: once a nation constitutionalizes abortion, it declares the unborn child unworthy of the law’s protection.

The Church also reminded lawmakers that Luxembourg’s constitution already declares human dignity inviolable and argues that this protection “also refers to unborn life.” In other words, Luxembourg now risks embedding an internal contradiction at the constitutional level: inviolable dignity on one page, constitutionalized permission to kill the smallest human beings on the next.

This was overkill, and it will harm future efforts to protect life

Supporters sold this amendment as “security,” not as policy. But “security” here means something chilling: they want abortion insulated from ordinary democratic debate. They want future governments blocked from offering greater protection to unborn children, even if voters demand it, because constitutional text sits above ordinary legislation and usually requires supermajorities to revise.

In plain terms, Luxembourg just tried to make abortion harder to limit, harder to regulate, and harder to reconsider.

No woman becomes more supported by this change. No family gains better maternity care, better housing, better childcare, or better protection from abandonment. This amendment does not build a single resource that helps a mother carry her child with confidence.

It does something else. It tells women, at the highest legal level, that when life creates a conflict, the child loses.

That is not liberation. That is legal despair.

A humane society does not respond to Dobbs, or to France, by racing to constitutionalize the killing of unborn children. A humane society responds by making it easier to welcome children and harder for any mother to feel trapped. Luxembourg’s Church named those real answers: family-work compatibility, support for single parents, preventing child poverty, and building genuinely child-friendly conditions.

Luxembourg chose the opposite path. It chose constitutional theater over concrete love.

National Right to Life

Sanjay Nirupam, a leader from the Shiv Sena (Shinde faction), raised concerns about the madrasa education system on Thursday. In a recent conversation, he stated, “India has a single law, a single constitution, and a unified governance system, and our education system should reflect this uniformity.”

Nirupam emphasized that schools and colleges, particularly at the primary and secondary levels, are structured to integrate all students into the national mainstream. However, he noted that the education provided in madrasas is heavily focused on religious teachings, which can alienate students from the broader Indian context.

He argued that to ensure children remain part of the national mainstream, develop a love for their country, and engage in the governance system, the number of madrasas should be gradually reduced. According to him, this step is crucial for students’ futures and for fostering national unity. He highlighted that children deprived of modern education risk becoming isolated in society and unable to contribute to national development.

Additionally, Nirupam referenced student leader Umar Khalid, suggesting that such youth often engage in activities under the guise of promoting freedom of expression and specific ideologies, which can foster anti-national sentiments.

He also criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of compromising national interests while emphasizing his viewpoints. Nirupam pointed out that when any leader appears to compromise national interests, they may inadvertently become associated with anti-national activities, as seen in the cases involving Khalid.

Furthermore, he remarked on a recent incident where individuals were found praying in the Malegaon Municipal Office, asserting that prayers should not be conducted in government offices. If such activities are to occur, he insisted that special permission should be obtained. He concluded that the notion that the law does not apply in such spaces is entirely misguided.

Michael Curzon, European Conservative

“The first lesson of economics is scarcity: There is never enough of anything to satisfy all those who want it. The first lesson of politics is to disregard the first lesson of economics.”
― Thomas Sowell, Is Reality Optional? And Other Essays

There is no need to cry over spilled Tucker Carlson. His sell by date has expired. Since his days as a Fox show host, he has taken a bizarre turn. As Douglas Murray noted of Carlson’s apparent motivation, “It seems sadly is just propelled by this desire to try to claim that America is basically run by Israel, Jews, and simply does the bidding of Israel…I’m afraid there’s a number of formerly serious and prominent figures who just see everything through this lens these days.”

Tucker sees conspiratorial Jewish machinations driving U.S. foreign policy. In reality, U.S. foreign policy has been guided by widespread sympathy for Israel, which has been felt by Americans since its inception. The near extinction of European Jewry under Hitler’s final solution, its desperate flight to Palestine, and its fight to secure statehood against overwhelming odds forms a historical saga that is truly moving. I suppose that you could remain unmoved by it, but then I would question your motive.

The Left’s motive is an unwavering devotion to seeing the world through the prism of third world liberation struggles. Tucker Carlson and other America First purists have a different motive. They wish to rigidly curtail U.S. involvement with foreign powers, Israel being no exception. To me, it seems soulless, especially in the aftermath of the Oct. 7th massacre. With it, Tucker has created a chasm, isolating himself from many of his former fans, me included.

Bill Ponton

However, it is not on the issue of Israel and Iran alone that I have parted ways with Tucker. It was also a shameless interview that he conducted with con man, Trevor Milton (I wrote about it here). In it, Tucker glossed over Trevor’s distortions of the truth with the sole aim of portraying him as an innocent from the heartland challenging corrupt coastal interests.

In summation, I do give credit to Tucker for the many years in which he provided insight and entertainment to me, but for now he is not my cup of tea.

Jasmine Crockett didn’t simply lose her Senate primary. She staged a slow-motion meltdown on the way out the door, complete with preemptive claims of cheating and “disenfranchisement,” long before the votes were even done being counted.

Early Tuesday evening, while ballots were still being tallied across 254 Texas counties, Crockett started laying the groundwork for an excuse. She told supporters there had been “a lot of confusion” in Dallas County. She insisted that “people have been disenfranchised,” blaming Republicans for supposedly targeting Dallas and hinting darkly at votes that might not count. Then she left her own watch party early and told the crowd not to expect results that night, saying, “We’re not gonna have election results tonight, in my opinion,” and declaring she wouldn’t be back.

The story she spun was simplistic: It was the Republicans’ fault. Republicans messed with the rules, voters got confused, and now the integrity of the election is in doubt. Oh, and blame Republicans!

It was a true Stacey Abrams-level election conspiracy theory, as if Republicans were desperate to stop her from winning her primary. It’s ridiculous that there are still Election Day court fights over election law and closing times, but the sad truth is that they are nothing new. Democrats like to find excuses, no matter how flimsy, to extend voting hours.

Matt Margolis

Crockett, though, treated it like a constitutional crisis, and she laid the groundwork for not conceding the primary. She told her supporters, “We will not know what votes are to be tallied from Election Day out of Dallas County,” and urged them to “remain resilient” and “figure out where it is that you are supposed to vote.” She talked about “cheating” and behavior that “cannot be allowed to be rewarded.” She said her team was “getting stories” and “collecting evidence,”

The MEK Is Not Pro-Western or Committee to Democracy; It Operates as a Cult and Fosters Anti-Americanism

When Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini took power, he denied having any interest in personal power. Rather, he described himself as a figurehead for a coalition of Islamist and leftist groups opposed to the Iranian monarchy. “Personal desire, age, and my health do not allow me to personally have a role in running the country after the fall of the current system,” he told The Associated Press on November 7, 1978. He lied. As soon as Khomeini returned to Iran, he set upon purging his former allies.

Among the first to go was the Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK), a group which fused Khomeini’s Islamism with Marxist beliefs. They were also among the most anti-Western groups, training with the Palestine Liberation Organization, bombing American companies in Iran and assassinating American businessmen and military officers.

The MEK hated the shah, but they turned their guns and bombs on Khomeini, his regime, and ordinary Iranians after he betrayed them. They opposed Khomeini not because they objected to his ideology but because they wanted power.

In the United States and Europe, the MEK engages in a psychological operation to suggest they are pro-Western or committed to democracy. That is nonsense. They operate as a cult, isolate their members, and foster anti-Americanism. They have become North Korea, only with more food and slicker public relations. Many of the MEK’s claims of infiltrating Iran or running operations inside the country are demonstrably untrue. Former officials who support them do so not because of ideological fealty, but rather because of lucrative honoraria.

Michael Rubin, AEI

A small cadre of activist judges and environmentalist litigators wields outsized power, crippling industries, mismanaging forests, and undermining America’s interests.

With the world anxiously watching the conflict in Iran, it was no surprise that the first segment in the March 1 edition of CBS’s 60 Minutes featured an interview with Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran’s last Shah. The second segment, however, returned to a staple theme of the CBS news team. It presented a perspective on a current issue calculated to discredit the Trump administration and its supporters.

In this case it was threats leveled against activist judges by members of the “far right,” with a particular example involving a lone judge in Washington state who struck down Trump’s executive order, which—to put “perspective” aside for plain reality—was going to stop Chinese intelligence operatives from paying U.S.-based (Chinese-owned) surrogacy companies to produce U.S.-born babies. The kids are then taken back to China to grow up under CCP indoctrination. With all the privileges of “birthright” U.S. citizenship, they grow up to become valuable agents to be reinserted into the U.S.

Rulings like this anger Americans with common sense. Some of them become overwrought. They leave nasty voicemails. In some cases, they resort to violence, although the only example that 60 Minutes could come up with was against a judge’s son over a litigation ruling she’d made that wasn’t the least bit related to a political issue.

If 60 Minutes offered balanced coverage, they would take a serious look at the power that just one judge still can wield over policies affecting the entire nation. There are 677 district judgeships in the U.S., as well as 178 circuit court judges. Even though the June 2025 Supreme Court ruling in Trump v. CASA, Inc. limited the ability of individual judges to issue nationwide injunctions, it did not entirely take away that power, nor did it diminish the ability of a single federal judge to stop major industrial projects in their tracks.

There are numerous high-profile examples of how activist judges have used their power to thwart initiatives of the Trump administration, but while the visibility of these rulings has risen, they have been around for a long time. One of the biggest areas where individual activist judges have been able to exercise sweeping power is in the de facto partnership some of them have formed with environmentalists.

During the Obama Administration, environmentalist NGOs turned litigation into a business model, collecting millions by suing the U.S. EPA, which would immediately settle and pay their legal fees. Far more costly, however, was the fact that these rulings would shortcut the normal deliberative process, fast-tracking aggressive new regulations on power plants, fertilizers, waste management, air quality, water quality, and so on. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce estimated that just Clean Air Act regulations coming from the “sue and settle” scam between 2009 and 2017 totaled an estimated $70 billion in costs to industries and, ultimately, to consumers.

The cost inflicted by environmental activist judges is not just economic. In some cases, they have also caused horrific mismanagement with catastrophic consequences both for the environment and for people. Needlessly destructive wildfires are a perfect example. The way to preserve healthy forests is to strike a balance: to the extent humans suppress naturally occurring wildfires, they must engage in other means of fuel reduction. To neglect this balance, only putting fires out, is to turn America’s forests into tinderboxes. And thanks to environmentalist litigators and activist judges, that is exactly what has happened.

A December 2025 investigative report published by the Breakthrough Institute describes the asymmetric power that a handful of environmentalist litigators and activist judges can wield. It is important to note that the Breakthrough Institute is not a “right-wing” organization. Formed in 2007, it embraces the potential of technology and innovation and is critical of typical environmentalist anti-growth ideology. In this article, the authors provide numerous examples of how just a few attorneys have literally destroyed the responsible management of forests across the U.S., especially, of course, in California. They write:

A small but loud environmentalist minority opposes fuels reduction, instead claiming that California’s forests must be left untouched. They use outdated environmental laws like the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), Endangered Species Act, Federal Land Policy and Management Act, and National Forest Management Act in courts to delay, and sometimes cancel, projects that would mitigate the wildfires that destroy the ecosystems they claim to protect.

In a particularly amazing example, they identify one group, the “Conservation Congress,” that has sued the U.S. Forest Service dozens of times. This “group” is operated by just one person: Montana resident Denise Boggs. Sometimes Boggs loses her cases, but she wins them often enough to stop fuel-reduction projects that are critical to forest health—projects that can’t wait until the next fire season.

While Boggs is a lone maverick with outsized influence, she is joined by powerful nonprofits that spend millions of dollars in litigation. They include the Center for Biological Diversity, the Sierra Club, the Natural Resources Defense Council, and many others with a national presence. Thanks to their litigation, timber harvest permits are denied or delayed, prescribed burns are stopped, and mechanical thinning is prohibited.

As a consequence, wildfires that can’t be immediately extinguished turn into fires without any historical precedent. With densities five to ten times higher than what is considered normal, trees are stressed and dehydrated because there are too many of them competing for limited water, soil nutrients, and sunlight. Across mountains and canyons, conifer forests that were never supposed to get so overgrown and dried out explode into superfires that can’t be contained. The environmentalists call it climate change, and policymakers ban gasoline-powered cars.

It is reasonable to assume that some environmentalist litigators and the judges who rule on their behalf are sincere in their belief that somehow, if you stop putting out natural fires and then do absolutely nothing to reduce the resultant fuel accumulation, that will eventually foster healthy forests. But to an outsider—expert or casual observer—it is difficult to attribute this lack of common sense to honorable motives. What else is at work? A hatred of timber companies and their profit motive? A conviction that humans are a parasitic scourge on the earth, teeming multitudes that should be confined to dense cities and reduced to lives of scarcity? The business incentives inherent in the sue-and-settle model?

While those are plausible ways to explain why litigators and judges are preventing responsible forest management and are causing similar counterproductive impacts across most industries in the U.S., here’s another possible explanation. Policies implemented by Western nations to combat the “climate crisis” have come at a staggering economic cost, with no end in sight. In 2022, a McKinsey report estimated “net-zero” spending at $3.5 trillion per year, with most of it coming from the United States and the European Union. The International Energy Agency predicts clean energy investment to rise to $4–5 trillion per year by 2030. There’s a lot of money on the table.

This much money attracts special interests within the U.S. like moths to a flame, but the climate alarm that motivates ordinary voters to support these staggering expenditures comes from nations that want to see Americans and Europeans squander their economic wealth and eviscerate their industrial capacity because it will weaken them. That is, our adversaries. And more than any other nation, that would be China, a nation that still uses coal for 55 percent of its energy.

Why else, if not to weaken America, would the innocuously named, CCP-aligned “Children’s Investment Fund Foundation” have spent hundreds of millions to influence U.S. climate and energy policy? In a letter sent to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi in December 2025, signed by 30 state attorneys general, they allege this organization has, in just the last 10 years, “funneled more than half a billion dollars into U.S. activist organizations as part of a broader effort to push radical climate and DEI policy on U.S. soil. In particular, CIFF has invested over $800 million in climate change initiatives. That includes directing nearly $65 million into climate change litigation, including a $7 million grant to CCI (a main promoter of U.S. climate litigation)—e.g., ‘strategic litigation against heavy emitters and financial institutions to force 1.5 C-aligned conduct’—and $200 million into energy-related initiatives—such as a $29 million grant to a consortium including the Natural Resource Defense Council and Environmental Defense Fund.”

These are “perspectives” you will never see on CBS’s 60 Minutes. Activist judges, and the litigators they indulge, may excite passionate objections from some minute fraction of the hundreds of millions of people they affect with their rulings. And if any of them cross the line from angry protest to criminal behavior, their actions must be condemned and prosecuted. But a balanced report would survey the harm wreaked by a small minority of activist groups and aligned judges and the powerful forces that nurture and profit from their misguided rulings.

Edward Ring, American Greatness

It shouldn’t have been a difficult decision.

During his Tuesday State of the Union address, President Donald Trump issued a challenge to the members of Congress before him.

“If you agree with this statement, then stand up and show your support,” he said. “The first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal aliens.”

Republicans stood and applauded. Democrats didn’t budge from their seats. It was a striking contrast. Trump knew it, too.

“You should be ashamed of yourself, not standing up,” he told Democrats.

Imagine telling someone a week ago that congressional Democrats wouldn’t publicly agree with that statement. He or she would have laughed at you because it was so absurd. Even Democrats who prioritize illegal immigrants over Americans would have the political sense not to admit it openly. Right?

Wrong. This wasn’t the only moment like this.

Trump introduced Anya Zarutska, the mother of Iryna Zarutska. Last fall, a man fatally stabbed the 23-year-old daughter. The video of her murder — and the casual indifference of her fellow passengers — is haunting. Finding out that the alleged killer had been arrested more than a dozen times previously was infuriating. The soft-on-crime policies of leftist prosecutors have deadly consequences. Trump chided Democrats for not standing to recognize Anya Zarutska.

Trump also recognized Sage Blair.

“In 2021, Sage was 14 when school officials in Virginia sought to socially transition her to a new gender, treating her as a boy and hiding it from her parents,” Trump said. He continued, “After she was found in a horrific situation in Maryland, a left-wing judge refused to return Sage to her parents because they did not immediately state that their daughter was their son.”

Fortunately, Sage today knows that she is a woman.

Everything points to a swift and decisive end for the mullah regime.

Monty Donohew | March 3, 2026

n a recent piece for National Review, Philip Klein astutely points out a fundamental difference between a potential confrontation with Iran and the quagmire that became the Iraq War: There will be no full-scale U.S. ground invasion under President Trump.

Klein argues that with Iran’s military already crippled by sanctions and precision strikes, and Trump unwilling to commit to a major land advance, this won’t devolve into another endless occupation.

He’s right, but the analysis stops short of the full picture. A war with Iran, should it come to that amid escalating tensions, would be short, sharp, and transformative, not just because of avoided boots on the ground, but due to a confluence of strategic, economic, demographic, and diplomatic factors that simply didn’t exist in 2003.

Let’s unpack why Iran is primed for a rapid resolution, drawing lessons from Iraq’s pitfalls while highlighting America’s enhanced position today.

First, consider Trump’s doctrine: maximum pressure, minimum entanglement. Unlike the Bush administration’s ambitious nation-building in Iraq, which entangled U.S. forces in a decade-long counterinsurgency, Trump has made it crystal clear he refuses to be embroiled in protracted troop commitments.

His first term demonstrated this with the withdrawal from Afghanistan and targeted killings like that of Qasem Soleimani in 2020, which disrupted Iran’s proxy networks without escalating to occupation.

In a second term, Trump would likely authorize overwhelming air and naval power, cruise missiles, drones, and cyber operations, to decapitate the regime’s leadership and nuclear infrastructure, all while keeping American casualties low. No rebuilding mosques or policing tribal feuds; just neutralize the threat and let the chips fall. This approach echoes Reagan’s Libya strikes in 1986: Quick, punitive, and effective in deterring further aggression.

This setup doesn’t “invite” invasion; it demands a standoff strategy.

U.S. superiority in fifth-generation fighters, stealth bombers, and hypersonic weapons would neutralize these threats in days, not months. Cyber tools, honed since Stuxnet’s sabotage of Iran’s centrifuges in 2010, could shut down command-and-control without a single boot crossing the border. Iran’s terrain, mountainous and vast, further discourages occupation, favoring precision over persistence.

Allies make all the difference, too. In Iraq, the U.S. went in with a “coalition of the willing” that frayed quickly, leaving America to shoulder the burden.

Today, Trump’s Abraham Accords have forged a Sunni-Israeli axis against Iran. The UAE, Bahrain, Morocco, and Sudan normalized ties with Israel in 2020, creating a network for intelligence sharing, joint exercises, and potential basing.

Subsequent deals, like the rumored Saudi-Israeli pact under Trump’s influence, would encircle Iran with hostile neighbors. Add in European partners wary of Iranian drones in Ukraine and Asian allies such as Japan concerned about oil flows, and you have a global coalition ready for rapid action. Israel’s proven strikes on Iranian assets in Syria demonstrate how allies can handle ground elements, freeing the U.S. for strategic oversight.

Finally, don’t overlook the psychological edge. Iran’s regime thrives on bluster but crumbles under pressure; witness its restrained response to Soleimani’s death. With proxies weakened (Hezb’allah battered by recent Israeli ops, Houthis disrupted in Yemen), Tehran lacks the bandwidth for a drawn-out fight. A short war would deter future aggression, much like the Gulf War’s quick ejection of Iraq from Kuwait in 1991.

Of course, humility is warranted, as Klein notes; wars are unpredictable. But the stars align for decisiveness: A leader allergic to quagmires, an economically vulnerable foe, a restive population, mismatched militaries, and a robust alliance network.

Iran won’t be another Iraq because Trump’s administration, and, indeed, its internal and external allies have learned, adapted, and positioned themselves for victory on their, which is to say, our terms. The mullahs’ days are numbered; the question is how swiftly America acts to finally end their reign of terror.

Genesis 12:1-3 King James Version 12 Now the Lord had said unto Abram, Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father’s house, unto a land that I will shew thee: 2 And I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be a blessing: 3 And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed.

Only God would have Israel save Iran from the false prophet’s cult tyranny and underlining the difference between the one true God and a Satanic cult. To have Jews and Christians freeing Iranians suffering from a godless cult is the perfect symbol of the spiritual battle between good and evil around the world. Only the God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and David would suddenly have the top Iranian leaders in a meeting at one time when they all knew the attack was coming.

During the first attack on the nuclear facilities as well as the top leadership of the top police offices the Jewish military said it was a miracle for both of those to happen so completely and claimed God had his hand on it and of course, he did. This attack and outcome seem to be an even greater miracle to take out their divine leader in the first attempt. Trump said to agree with the demands, or you will experience Hell and guess what, now he is.

These are the monsters who controlled most of the Islamic terrorism around the world and especially in the Middle East. These are the evil men who controlled Hamas in Gaza and ordered the Oct 7 attack on the Peace Concert raping and brutally murdering unarmed young people attending in the name of peace. It appears Israel and America surgically killed all of their leadership without breaking a window next door. If God’s vengeance was not being shown what was?

It took the God of the Jews and their grafted branch the Christians fifty years to fix President Carter’s biggest mistake. The man was an absolute buffoon who stabbed millions of Iranians in the back and made them slaves to a satanic monster. Atheists claim God and allah are the same when they could not be anymore different. God is the one God of the universe who created everything and allah is a moon god invented by Mohamhead to stop the incursion of Christianity into their Arabian Paganistic gods.

His family believed in moon and earth gods represented by the crescent moon and the family obsidian rock which is now the dome of the rock holy site. He made his religion a sadistic military cult which had a main purpose of killing Jews and Christians in is conquering of the world. Iran is the perfect example of an Islamic dictatorship where tens of thousands are murdered for the crime of resisting their tyranny.

Now the God of the Jews and Christians have shown mercy on Iran and its people. America needs to pray the people are freed from their slavery from allah’s Satanic Cult. Pray for a Godly leader to free them from Islam and have Christ come into their lives and country for true freedom.

This is a turning point for Iran, the ME, and World as the number one terrorist state may be freed from its oppression and leadership. This could become the end of the coordination of Mooselip terror around the world. There of course will be Islamic terrorism since it is one of the main tenets of their sick cult. It exists to kill and enslave, by your tongue or a knife to your throat you will convert. No wonder Haavaad and Yale love them.

The God of Israel just gave their “greatest god” a wakeup call and he woke up with his father in the fires of hell with his forty closest murderers. Trump warned them over and over and this was the least kept secret that this weekend would be the attack, and they decided to have a big celebration.

God is in control and this is another example of him showing the world one more time by having His chosen people freeing Arabs.

Pray for Iran

10:53:25 AM by bray

Genesis 12:1-3 King James Version 12 Now the Lord had said unto Abram, Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father’s house, unto a land that I will shew thee: 2 And I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be a blessing: 3 And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed.

Only God would have Israel save Iran from the false prophet’s cult tyranny and underlining the difference between the one true God and a Satanic cult. To have Jews and Christians freeing Iranians suffering from a godless cult is the perfect symbol of the spiritual battle between good and evil around the world. Only the God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and David would suddenly have the top Iranian leaders in a meeting at one time when they all knew the attack was coming.

During the first attack on the nuclear facilities as well as the top leadership of the top police offices the Jewish military said it was a miracle for both of those to happen so completely and claimed God had his hand on it and of course, he did. This attack and outcome seem to be an even greater miracle to take out their divine leader in the first attempt. Trump said to agree with the demands, or you will experience Hell and guess what, now he is.

These are the monsters who controlled most of the Islamic terrorism around the world and especially in the Middle East. These are the evil men who controlled Hamas in Gaza and ordered the Oct 7 attack on the Peace Concert raping and brutally murdering unarmed young people attending in the name of peace. It appears Israel and America surgically killed all of their leadership without breaking a window next door. If God’s vengeance was not being shown what was?

It took the God of the Jews and their grafted branch the Christians fifty years to fix President Carter’s biggest mistake. The man was an absolute buffoon who stabbed millions of Iranians in the back and made them slaves to a satanic monster. Atheists claim God and allah are the same when they could not be anymore different. God is the one God of the universe who created everything and allah is a moon god invented by Mohamhead to stop the incursion of Christianity into their Arabian Paganistic gods.

His family believed in moon and earth gods represented by the crescent moon and the family obsidian rock which is now the dome of the rock holy site. He made his religion a sadistic military cult which had a main purpose of killing Jews and Christians in is conquering of the world. Iran is the perfect example of an Islamic dictatorship where tens of thousands are murdered for the crime of resisting their tyranny.

Now the God of the Jews and Christians have shown mercy on Iran and its people. America needs to pray the people are freed from their slavery from allah’s Satanic Cult. Pray for a Godly leader to free them from Islam and have Christ come into their lives and country for true freedom.

This is a turning point for Iran, the ME, and World as the number one terrorist state may be freed from its oppression and leadership. This could become the end of the coordination of Mooselip terror around the world. There of course will be Islamic terrorism since it is one of the main tenets of their sick cult. It exists to kill and enslave, by your tongue or a knife to your throat you will convert. No wonder Haavaad and Yale love them.

The God of Israel just gave their “greatest god” a wakeup call and he woke up with his father in the fires of hell with his forty closest murderers. Trump warned them over and over and this was the least kept secret that this weekend would be the attack, and they decided to have a big celebration.

God is in control and this is another example of him showing the world one more time by having His chosen people freeing Arabs.

Pray for Iran