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The war on Iran’s will end with no conclusion and no real damage to the Islamic regime. The Mullahs will celebrate another win, while the U.S. and Israel will remain suspicious about the the regime's military and nuclear capabilities. About the comparison between the war on Iran and the Vietnam war; it is arbitrary and not logical. The main difference is that what’s going on in Iran is mere air strikes, with no soldiers in the battleground.

Could This Iran War End Up Worse Than Vietnam? Vietnam was a quagmire, but it had boundaries: jungle, Ho Chi Minh Trail, North vs. South, a defined enemy. You could pull out, declare “peace with honor,” and the body count (58,000 US dead) was horrific but contained. The war stayed mostly in Southeast Asia, didn’t crash the global economy, and the US could eventually walk away without the world burning or being forced to accept defeat. This Iran situation? It’s shaping up to be a multi-dimensional nightmare: 1. Geographic & strategic scale
Iran is 3× the size of Vietnam, mountainous, with ballistic missiles that reach Israel, Gulf states, and potentially Europe. Proxies (Hezbollah, Houthis, Iraqi militias) are already active on four fronts. Vietnam didn’t have that kind of regional network. 2. Economic & energy impact
Vietnam didn’t control 20% of the world’s oil transit (Strait of Hormuz). We’re already seeing tankers blocked, $2 million extortion fees, Brent flirting with $150+, gas prices climbing toward $8–$10 in the US. That hits every American wallet directly. Vietnam never did that. 3. Nuclear wildcard
Vietnam had no nukes. Iran does (or is very close). Even if the program is damaged, loose material in a collapse scenario means dirty bombs, black-market sales, or warlord nukes. That’s apocalyptic-level escalation Vietnam never threatened. 4. Domestic US blowback
Vietnam polarized America, but today’s division is already at fever pitch. Add $10 gas, inflation rebound, dead soldiers on TikTok, and campuses erupting again? January 6-level unrest looks tame. Vietnam protests took years to boil over; this could ignite in months. 5. Civil war & the Islamic Republic emerging as superpower – bad and worse
 a. If the regime collapses, Iran could fracture into civil war along ethnic and ideological lines. Neighboring states (Iraq, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Gulf monarchies) risk their own internal implosions or spillover insurgencies. A fractured Iran means refugee waves, jihadist safe havens, and proxy wars spreading across the region, potentially dragging down fragile governments. b. A prolonged war could ironically strengthen a hardened, decentralized IRGC-led remnant. Surviving the storm, it could re-emerge as a more resilient, nuclear-capable, ideologically pure force, turning Iran into a Shia superpower with global reach through proxies. Unlike Vietnam, this war will reshape the world order forever in favor of China and Russia: China quietly buys discounted oil, Russia supplies drones and intel, North Korea sells missiles. A weakened, divided US loses credibility, energy security, and moral authority. The multipolar world tilts decisively toward Beijing and Moscow. The dollar weakens, alliances fracture, and the post-WWII order ends, not with a bang, but with $10 gas and empty promises. Vietnam cost ~$1 trillion (adjusted). This war is already burning billions weekly. Add prolonged chaos, refugee waves, jihadist blowback, regional collapses, and energy crisis? It could cost trillions and leave the US weaker, more divided, and less trusted globally. Vietnam was bad. This has the potential to be Vietnam × Iraq × Syria × 1973 oil crisis all at once, with nukes, civil war contagion, and a new world order permanently tilted toward China and Russia.

Giving churches to Muslims or to people of any other false religion to practice their demonic rituals turns houses of the only true God; the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob into houses of Satan and idols.

Dahlia, you’re an example of strength and resilience. The positivity you spread through your work and posts on X is very rare. Many times over the past couple of years I envied your ability to stay optimistic when everything around us seemed dark and negative. Stay strong, Dahlia. Shabbat Shalom.

I am not okay. I’ve lost 3 of my most beloved in the past few years. Recently my papa and my dog about a year earlier. I experienced a life-changing physical trauma live — as I performed in front of an audience of thousands — and no one even knew it. I spend my nights wired trying to fall asleep. And my days fighting a never-ending battle. A battle that also threatens my personal safety. Resilience isn't just about bouncing back. Resilience is about personal growth through challenges. And personal growth isn't just about overcoming. It's about learning how to move forward — even when obstacles block your path. Sometimes I think resilience is also about learning when to stop moving. So you can take a break. I suck at that. And I'm not proud of it either. We live in a 24/7 culture. And just because my resilience caters to it, doesn't make it strength. Strength can be most powerful when choosing not to do anything at all. Does this mean I’ll stop? No. Does this mean I’m ok? Of course not. I'm struggling. I know I’m not the only going through this. I just want you to know you are not alone. We all go through losses, illness, emotional pain, physical pain... And there is evil in the world we all must confront. These obstacles can change you — but none of them reduce your value. Shabbat Shalom💙💋

@GadSaad @PierrePoilievre Poilievre is a politician not a philosopher, and he has to say that, even if what he says is not convincing and wrong.

This is silly and false, @PierrePoilievre. Canada is not some magical utopia where engrained hatreds disappear the second you enter the country. To the contrary, Canada is irrevocably changing because genocidal hatreds are being imported at an astounding rate. I took a two-year leave from @Concordia because of the threats that I faced.

For many political and social reasons, Israel as a political entity may not be the Biblical Israel God wants it to be, but it certainly remains the fulfilment of Biblical prophecies such as Isaiah 11 & 43 and Amos 9. The Jews also remain God’s people through whom Biblical prophecies such as Revelation 7 & 15 will be fulfilled.

@BishopBarron Maybe Bishop Barron is not Catholic enough or not as Catholic as the deranged Carrie Boller. That’s why they kept him in the Commission. The Bishop should confess, repent and follow her fooliness Boller.

Over the past several weeks, Carrie Prejean Boller has complained that she was removed from the Presidential Commission on Religious Liberty because of her Catholic beliefs, and she has called out myself and other Catholic members of the commission for not defending her. This is absurd. Mrs. Prejean Boller was not dismissed for her religious convictions but rather for her behavior at a gathering of the Commission last month: browbeating witnesses, aggressively asserting her point of view, hijacking the meeting for her own political purposes. The Catholic position on matters of “Zionism,” to which I fully subscribe, is as follows: all forms of antisemitism are to be unequivocally condemned; the state of Israel has a right to exist; but the modern nation of Israel does not represent the fulfillment of Biblical prophecies and hence does not stand beyond criticism. If Mrs. Prejean Boller were dismissed for holding these beliefs, it is difficult to understand why I am still a member of the Commission. To paint herself as a victim of anti-Catholic prejudice or to claim that her religious liberty has been denied is simply preposterous.

But the Lord said to him, “Go, for he is a chosen instrument of Mine to carry My name before the Gentiles and kings and the children of Israel. For I will show him how much he must suffer for the sake of My name.”  (Acts 9:15–16, ESV)

@BrotherRasheed @NC_Governor This is troubling.

@TruthCourse @NC_Governor Yes it is authentic governor.nc.gov/governor-stein…

Would Governor Josh Stein also recommend that all residents of North Carolina observe Easter—including Muslims? By the way, Muslims do not believe that Jesus rose from the dead. @NC_Governor

@GadSaad @ZohranKMamdani New Yorkers elected him to promote Islam. They knew what they were getting and still chose.

Have you noticed how many times @ZohranKMamdani has promoted Islam since he became mayor of NYC? Is this a manifestation of "freedom of religion" or a violation of the separation of religion (church) and state? Does your freedom of religion supersede our rights to be free from your religion?

@conservmillen The Lord certainly has His ways to discipline nations.

I do wonder if the Islamification of the UK is divine judgment for its wickedness

@TPostMillennial The only problem here is thst Canada doesn’t have an election any time in the near future. Carney is on his way to have a majority government, and people won’t go to the polls until 2029.

BREAKING: Joe Rogan endorses Pierre Poilievre for Prime Minister thepostmillennial.com/breaking-joe-r…

@MosabHasanYOSEF If Iranians don’t overthrow the Ayatollah regime now, then the entire narrative about the regime’s unpopularity among Iranians is nothing but fake news.

Decision makers dream of regime change in Iran, nice fantasy, replace the nightmare with something better. But in reality they are not causing regime change, rather regime collapse. Power vacuum. Fragmentation. Civil war. The illusion of regime change will be paid in blood, global chaos, division and social unrest in the United States. If they keep insisting on regime change they will lead to decentralized jihadi regime which is not good for anyone, especially Iranians. Weaken, isolate, sanction the Islamic Republic. Avoid sudden collapse and power vacuum. More decision makers are buying the regime change fantasy every day. I’m afraid they will fail, and by failing, they will create a much greater evil. Regime change is a high bar. It can only be achieved by the power of the people. Military intervention will most likely create the opposite outcome.

I am afraid what we have been hearing was fake news, and that majority of Iranians support the Islamic regime. If this is not true, why haven’t they took advantage of the American-Israeli strikes against the regime? If Iranians don’t rise up and reclaim their country within the next few days, a rare golden opportunity to bring the regime down will be wasted.

@SethDillon Carrie's got a beautiful mind. A free America from 'Christian Zionism' means a free American from Christianity.

She doesn't know how plurals are formed.

@Osint613 If Qatar ordered an immediate stop of the war, then we should expect President Trump to stop it immediately.

Qatar’s Prime Minister: This war needs to stop immediately. The aggression needs to stop immediately. Because everyone knows who the main beneficiary of this war is, and dragging the whole region into this conflict is.

It is foolish of President @realDonaldTrump to blame Israel for the Islamic regime’s attack on the Qatari gas facility. That was meant to appease the terrorist regime of #Qatar. Partners do not do that to one another, Mr. President.

@ezralevant One officer is caught and charged. How many others were not caught or charged?

Abbas Popal is his name. Who was he spying on? And for whom? Or is that something you don’t want Torontonians to know?

@Osint613 Why would Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf States fight if the U.S. can fight for them?

I have a feeling we are about to see Saudi jets over Tehran in the coming days…

@HillelNeuer Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and to a degree the UAE played a dirty role in defending and keeping the Islamic regime in Tehran over the past decades, and they are now paying the price for their horrendous actions.

BREAKING: Iranian regime under new pressure at UNHRC as Arab states request urgent debate on “the military aggression by Iran against Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and UAE, targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure, resulting in loss of innocent lives.”