Regeane Singh

I made it to Iran safe and sound. I heard the F35 did not. It got me wondering… If Americans are so desperate to enter Iran, why don’t they come in peace instead of war? Come as tourists instead of soldiers. Haven’t you had enough fighting, killing and dying for Israel? Do you not have greater aspirations for yourselves or is it all just about expanding Israel’s borders? How is it that Iran has better infrastructure and cleaner cities than many cities in the United States? Why haven’t I seen a single homeless person in Iran while many US cities look like post apocalyptic war zones crawling with the walking dead? America has truly lost its way. The money hungry elite goyim slaves of Zionism loot the treasury of the hard working American people to fund a genocidal Jewish supremacist project in the Middle East instead of bettering the lives of the American people. Is this really what the founding fathers had in mind? Did George Washington march through the mud and snow to fight the British empire so that his descendants could kill themselves, and their nation, for Israel? And now Trump wants $200 billion more for Israel. When was the last time he asked congress for $200 billion to improve your lives? When was the last time that any president, democrat or republican, did that? Stop wasting your time, money, energy and lives on a part of that world that is truly sick and tired of you and your bullshit. Iran does not need or want your idea of freedom. Neither does Gaza, Yemen or southern Lebanon. They are already free. It’s us Americans that need freedom. Real freedom. From Zionism. - Ahmad Tabriz, Iran

Nick Fuentes: “We’re either going to destroy our country, crash the global economy, bleed out in this bear trap, or we can restrain Israel and tell the Jews no… we are literally going to kill our country because we can’t tell these f*cking people no.”

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 IRAN WAR UPDATE 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia and the UAE reportedly urged Trump to keep pressing Iran, arguing the bombing campaign has not weakened Tehran enough. 🇺🇸U.S. Secretary of State Rubio said Operation Epic Fury’s goals are to destroy Iran’s weapons factories, navy, air force, and nuclear weapons path, a notably narrower definition than reopening Hormuz, securing a deal, or pursuing regime change. 🇱🇧 Pressure is growing over Israel’s plan for southern Lebanon after Defense Minister Israel Katz said Israel intends a buffer zone to the Litani River, with villages near the border destroyed and many displaced residents barred from returning. 🇮🇱 Iranian cluster munitions hit central Israel, with no injuries reported in one incident in Bnei Brak, where a bomblet reportedly struck a water pipe and flooded streets. 🇺🇸 Trump said the U.S. could ‘take’ Iran’s oil, but suggested Americans may not have the patience for that kind of campaign. 🇺🇸 Trump also warned Iran that the U.S. is watching closely and could strike again if Tehran makes another move. 🇺🇸 The Air Force deployed the EA-37B Compass Call, a Gulfstream-based electronic warfare jet built to jam enemy radar, communications, and navigation systems. 🇺🇸 Trump was briefed on a reported contingency plan to seize Iran’s enriched uranium, involving special operations forces, heavy equipment, and hazardous-material handling deep inside Iran.

If American military boots on ground in Iran happens, you wont be remembered in any good way. Your political career will be over, as Pence. Mario can be VP, if it comes to that. Be brave and remembered for resign, get second chance. OR choose cowardice, end your political career

🇺🇸🇮🇷 The most important moment of this war happened in the Oval Office and nobody saw it... Susie Wiles, Trump's chief of staff, gathered aides and told the President what nobody else would: the war is tanking his numbers, gas prices are crushing Americans, and the people around him were sugarcoating everything. She had been urging colleagues for weeks to be "more forthright with the boss" instead of telling him what he wanted to hear. Trump had been starting mornings watching military highlight reels compiled by Pentagon officials. A curated feed of battlefield wins while markets crashed and body bags came home. This matters more than any missile strike. A president making life-and-death decisions based on filtered information is how wars spiral out of control. Wiles saw it happening and pulled the emergency brake. The result: Trump's tone shifted. The April 1st speech, for all its "stone age" bluster, was fundamentally about ending the war, not expanding it. Vance is carrying ceasefire terms. The 2-3 week timeline isn't a threat. It's an exit schedule. If Wiles hadn't stepped in, Trump might still be watching highlight reels while his advisers nodded along and the war drifted past the point of no return. Source: TIME Magazine

🇺🇳🇮🇷 The Gulf's plan to force Hormuz open just hit a wall at the UN Russia, China, and France blocked Bahrain's Security Council resolution authorizing military force to reopen the Strait. Three veto-wielding powers said no to any language permitting the use of force. A vote is scheduled for Friday but the math hasn't changed. Macron called Trump's "just go take it" approach "unrealistic," warning it would expose any force to Iranian coastal weapons and ballistic missiles. The most devastating line came from the International Crisis Group: "It treats a political crisis as if it can be solved at gunpoint." The Strait was open before the bombs fell. It closed because of the war. Ending the war reopens it. Everything else is theater. The deeper damage is in the relationships. Qatar and Oman, who mediated between the U.S. and Iran for years, now say ties with Tehran are "probably irreparably damaged." They've handed the mediator role to Pakistan, Turkey, and Egypt entirely. Saudi Arabia, which restored diplomatic relations with Iran just three years ago through a China-brokered deal, is now leading the charge against it at the UN. Source: New York Times