Will Stancil is "the Raped" told in prophecy

I know it probably wasn't a rescue mission, but it's legitimately funnier as a failed rescue mission that required its own rescue mission. So I'm sticking with that just for fun. 😁

BREAKING: PAKISTAN’S PROPOSED TWO-PHASE DEAL FOR IRAN CEASEFIRE: 1) Immediate Phase •Ceasefire starts right away. •Strait of Hormuz reopens immediately (key for global oil). 2) Follow-up Phase (15–20 days) •Final comprehensive peace deal negotiated. •Tentatively called the “Islamabad Accord”. The final deal may include: •Iran agrees to limits on nuclear program (no weapons). In return: •Sanctions relief. •Release of frozen assets. •Broader regional framework for Hormuz security. - Reuters

1. IRAN knows it is an election year. 2. IRAN knows Americans don't support this war. 3. IRAN knows American allies don't support this war. 4. IRAN knows Trump keeps moving his BS deadlines. Translation: Iran is not going to surrender and Trump will be humiliated AGAIN.

Ahmed Al-Soufi, a former Assad loyalist, is one of the people who led the attack today on the UAE embassy in Damascus.

NEW: The United States sent guns to the Iranian protesters through the Kurds, President Trump told Fox News. "We sent guns to the protesters, a lot of them," President Trump told me. "And I think the Kurds took the guns."

I did a poll a few days ago, 35-40% of respondents labeled me an Iran propagandist, 60-65% labeled me a Zionist shill. I've done similar polls before, including during the Gaza war, and the numbers fluctuate. January this year, most people labelled me a Zionist for my opposition of the Iranian regime and their crackdown on protesters. During the Gaza war, most people labelled me a Hamas sympathizer as I was very critical of what Israel did to Gaza. The reason for this split is simple: I refuse to be boxed into any echo chamber. When I was a kid, I saw my family split politically, completely polarized, in a country that has suffered from decades of civil war. I realized the dangers of blind bias I genuinely try to understand both sides, and form opinions accordingly, while my team cover the news objectively If you're interested in my stances, rather than guessing, just ask. Here are some of them: - I am against this war. I think it was a mistake - I do not like the Iranian regime, and think Iran would be better off with a less ideological Government - I am against regime change wars, for obvious reasons, in that they've never worked - I am not a fan of Israel's foreign policy, ESPECIALLY when it comes to Palestine - I think Lebanon would have been better off without Hezbollah - I am a believer in democracies, and do have pro-Western bias, but I try my best to not have that impact my judgement - I don't think Trump intended for this war to drag on, and what he does next will play a big role in my stance on his decisions Most importantly, I change my opinions as new information comes up. I try very hard to never be set in my ways and always have an open mind. I accept I don't know everything, and would never allow myself to think otherwise. For example, after the statement by Israel's Defense Minister about not allowing over 600k Lebanese people to return to their homes after the war end, my stance on Israel's intentions in Lebanon have changed. Another important point is that I always interview guests that represent all sides, and have for years. When I interviewed President Lukashenko and FM Lavrov, I was called a Russian asset by mainstream media and even investigated in Poland, ignoring the fact that I also interviewed Ukrainian guests and spent 2 weeks in Ukraine that same month I am not paid by any Government or Government representative, and no one can influence my opinions. Luckily, I am financially well off, so legal threats or even death threats do not bother me. I will keep doing what I am doing, sharing news objectively while also sharing my opinions.

Most Muslims know more rap lyrics than Quran. Wallahi the normalization of music terrifies me