On April 28, 2006, to remember the sacrifice of those Airmen and Marines who gave their lives at Desert One, the painful effort to rescue the 52 American hostages in Iran, more than 100 Airmen, dressed in flight suits, battle dress uniforms, and chemical warfare suits gathered at the Hurlburt Field, FL, the HQ of the 8th Special Operations Command, for a formal ceremony of honor.
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Iranians are proud of their historical friendship with the Jewish people.
Iranians are proud of their historical friendship with the Jewish people. The bond of friendship goes back to the landmark action of King Cyrus the Great of Persia. In 537 BCE, having conquered Babylon, the benevolent King Cyrus freed the Jews from captivity and empowered them to return to the Promised Land and build their … Read more
Hijab-Jab
Earlier this year, a mullah in the city of Karaj blamed the lack of rain on the exposed heads of Iranian women. Those same women have been protesting these past eight months or so, refusing to wear hijabs, and burning them in the streets.
Are Freedom-seeking Iranians Ready To Dislodge the Tyrannical Mullahs?
Over the past forty-four years, many of us have seen various Iranian opposition groups and TV channels pop up, one after another, but none united or supported their competitors. Each group had its own agenda. A typical Iranian dilemma: “Too many chiefs, not enough Indians.”
Islam: From the Delusional to the Dangerous
“We are our beliefs,” it is said. Beliefs steer people in life. Some beliefs are harmless, some are the motive force for good, and yet others are delusional, misguided, and even outright dangerous. Every version of the belief called “Islam” ranges from the delusional to the dangerous. Islam is a Grand Delusion, birthed by Muhammad’s … Read more
Women, Life, Freedom
The women of Iran are leading the first female-led revolution in the history of the world, revising what bravery means. These women deserved to be named Time Magazine’s people of the year.
Cleric Claims Women’s Uncovered Heads Are Responsible for Drought
In 1933 Moselm leaders in Syria blamed the nation’s drought on yo-yos. Our archive also has a story about how Pokemon is a Jewish plot to subvert Arab youth.
Support the Iranian Protesters to Dislodge the Mullahs
Historical precedent aside, present Shiite Iran is home to over 300,000 Mullahs. The most descriptive term for “Mullah” is “parasite.” A Mullah begins his career as a parasite, lives as a parasite, and dies as a parasite,
Honorable Senator Cruz, …
Honorable Senator Cruz,
I am writing to you, the distinguished member of the United States Senate and my Senator to plead with you to stand with the valiant Iranian women, men, and children in their quest for freedom and equality.
“Thank you for your reasoned support for the freedom-seeking Iranian people …”
Dear Emily Schrader,
Thank you for your reasoned support for the freedom-seeking Iranian people who risk their lives against Iran’s tyrannical, oppressive Islamic rulers.
Are We Witnessing the End of the Islamic Republic?
According to Wikipedia: “A provisional government, also called an interim government, an emergency government, or a transitional government, is an emergency governmental authority set up to manage a political transition generally in the cases of a newly formed state or following the collapse of the previous governing administration.” “Interim governance arrangements are an institutional framework … Read more
Warning to Ali Khamenei
It is worse than appeasement to negotiate a “deal” with the Islamic theocrats in occupied Iran because any deal struck with these mullahs is only another ruse for them to further their plans.
Question for Democrats on Iran: I Thought Silence was Violence?
Iran has been in turmoil for months as women lead a counter-revolution against the oppressive theocratic police state of Iran. Even family members of the Mullahs are stepping up and speaking out. The niece of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had some unkind words for her uncle.
The Iranian Revolution Is Not Just a Political Revolution, It Is a Full-Fledged Renaissance against Islam
Nearly 1400 years ago, a group of nomads from across the scorching Arabian Desert conquered Persia (Iran), the greatest empire known in the history of mankind. With that, they injected their Islamic virus into the veins of their victim: the Iranian people. 1400 years later, in a show of solidarity, the people of Iran have … Read more
Abigail, I Think You Have Misunderstood Iran’s Women’s Revolution
Dear Abigail (Abigail R. Esman – IPT News),
I think you misunderstood the Iranian revolution. See, they are not just fighting to remove their hijab. They are fighting to remove Islam. They are fighting for their dignity. They are fighting for their identity. They are fighting for freedom.
Here in the City of Baneh, We Will Set Fire to the Scarf and Hijab That Killed Mehsa, Nika, Sarina, and Hadith.
The Iranian awakening has already begun. Islamdom is at a crossroads. Millions in Iran, a hugely important in sustaining and fanning Islamic fire, have turned or are turning against the Islmaic credo of the Ayatollahs.
Iranian Women’s Lives Matter But Neither Hassan Nor Shaheen Seem to Care
In the West, progressive women wear hijab daily as “a show of support.” For women. I’m serious. Pandering to oppression by militant theocratic patriarchs supports women. And while western women can take them off in Iran, that can get you killed.
Children in Texas Sing Oath to Be Martyrs for Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei
School-age children in Houston, Texas, have a song they’d like you to hear. In it they aspire to be like (former) “IRGC Qods Force Commander General Qasem Soleimani,” and make an oath to be a martyr for Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei.
Flashback: If the Democrats Take over the White House, America, as We Know It, Will Not Be Recognizable
Is it a case of ordained fate we cannot escape, or is it that We, the People, are too dense to learn from our own mistakes? Paging through humanity’s history, time and again, we find numerous instances of costly mistakes where people ignore facts and reason by entrusting their lives to a “savior.”
Joe Brought His Checkbook, Came Back Empty
There were low expectations and high apprehension about Joe Biden’s trip to the Middle East. Initially part of his recent European swing, but Biden’s handlers knew a ten-day trip was too challenging. The White House told us that this trip was an audible not to tire out the aging Biden. He first went to Israel, … Read more