In September 2001, America was directly attacked by radical Islamists. Specifically, terrorists flew a plane into our Pentagon building in Washington DC, crashed a plane (believed to be headed to the White House) in a field in Pennsylvania, and most dramatically, flew two airplanes into the iconic twin towers in New York City. America was …
Continue reading Mamdani’s Victory: A Throbbing Middle Finger to America
For over 45 years, the Iranian regime has seldom missed an opportunity to threaten Israel's existence. Prior to 1979, Iran was a moderate Muslim country at peace with Israel and the US, but the overthrow of the Shah of Iran changed all that. The Ayatollahs and succeeding presidents of Iran continually led chants of "Death …
Continue reading President Trump: “CONGRATULATIONS WORLD, IT’S TIME FOR PEACE!”
When it comes to peace negotiations in the Middle East, I remain a skeptic, and I'll cut to the chase. The issue is a spiritual one that ultimately cannot be resolved through geopolitical means. The Shia brand of Islam in Iran has a very definitive end times theology of its own. In short, radical Shia …
Continue reading Trump’s Big Beautiful Nuclear Deal with Iran
As one keeping up with the US-Iranian nuclear negotiations, I'm becoming more and more concerned with each passing day as Middle East Envoy, Steve Witkoff, negotiates with Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi. Here are some reasons for concern: The Iranians are master negotiators, often using deception (as they did with Obama's negotiating team) to convince …
Continue reading Is the US Angling Toward Obama’s JCPOA 2.0 with Iran?
Looking for the Blessed Hope 