Many times blood is necessary to stop the aggressor. when they see their hemaglobin flowing from their thick skull, then they will know that the time is near for that magic carpet ride to Allah. We don’t know what Trump is up to, but from our perspective he is about to launch Operation Devils Fury.

This mission isn’t the same as Iraq when George W Bush needed to convince the world of Saddam Hussein’s nuclear ambitions. There was no evidence, but it was fabricated by the CIA. Today we know Iran is not plaming games. The IRGC must be stopped.

Taking control of Iran is paramount. The United States can no longer let Iran drag this war of attrition drag on. Stalling is not an option. To win we must unleash the Mother of all bombing. As we said before, head huniting is the name of this game, Take them out, one by one and before you know it, they will fold like a cheap carpet. Don’t worry about the people, they will join in the execution of the IRGC thugs. Most Iranians know who they are and will have no trouble tracking them down.

You know what they say an enemy of my enemy is now my new friend. Israel will obviously become once and for all welcome into the fold. Peace in the Middle East is somthing to dream about.

But before that happens, the IRGC must be eliminated once and for all. These Zealots will stop at nothing until the last man is standing. Take our advice Mr. President neutralize the threat before they nuke us.

White House says Trump still has ‘all options’ on Iran after report of pause on military escalation

White House communications director Steven Cheung talks to reporters after arriving with US Vice President JD Vance from Islamad, Pakistan, on Air Force Two, at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, on April 12, 2026. The US military said Sunday it would begin a blockade of all Iranian ports within hours, after peace talks in Pakistan collapsed with Washington blaming the Islamic republic’s refusal to abandon its nuclear ambitions. (Photo by Jacquelyn Martin / POOL / AFP via Getty Images)

The White House pushed back Saturday after a New York Times report said President Donald Trump had shelved plans to significantly escalate military operations against Iran, emphasizing that the president continues to keep all options on the table.

“President Trump has always been consistent in saying he prefers a diplomatic solution, but he continues to retain all options if Iran continues terrorist activities in the Strait of Hormuz or against allies,” White House Communications Director Steven Cheung told Fox News Digital.

Cheung added that, after “successful sanctions that have crippled Iran’s economy and 13 straight days of strikes against military targets in response to their repeated aggression, it would be wise for Iran to work towards a negotiated deal. Otherwise, they know what will happen.”

The statement comes in response to a New York Times report that Trump has, for now, held off on a broader military campaign against Iran after advisors raised concerns about expanding the conflict.

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Gen. Keane says Iran has proven it won’t honor any future deal

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Fox News senior strategic analyst and a retired four-star Gen. Jack Keane argued Saturday that Iran has demonstrated it cannot be trusted to abide by any future agreement with the United States, saying Tehran quickly violated a previous understanding to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Appearing on “Life, Liberty & Levin,” Keane said the Trump administration gave diplomacy every opportunity to succeed before Iran resumed interfering with maritime traffic after signing what he described as a memorandum of understanding.

“We have said on this show multiple times, you cannot trust the Iranians. They will lie and cheat,” Keane said. “Even if they make a deal… they will not comply with it.”

Keane said he expects the U.S. military campaign to continue with the goals of reopening the Strait of Hormuz by force, further degrading Iran’s military capabilities and preventing Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

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Yes, the (click) Zombie Court, no one ever heard of it, but the DOJ is now proceeding to bring a case before it. The Trump administration is moving to deport an unnamed illegal immigrant suspected of terrorism through the long-dormant Alien Terrorist Removal Court (ATRC), which has never heard a single case.

The Justice Department filed its first-ever application for a removal order with the court on July 15, marking the first attempt in the court’s nearly 30-year history to invoke a little-known law allowing the government to deport noncitizens suspected of terrorism through a specialized judicial process that relies on sealed classified evidence. If successful, the administration could revive what legal scholars have called a “zombie” court as a powerful new tool for removing suspected terrorists.

Japan, in a surprise attack, uprovoked, bombed our Navy fleet stationed in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Mr. President, please don’t telegraph the Iranians. In the dark of night fire up our fleet of F16s, F35s and B-52s, send them on the Mother of all missions, similar to the same one Engola Gay flew when they dropped the Mother Load on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

The Iranians only bring words to the negotiating table, no deeds; you should know by now that they are stalling for time while they make headway at Pickaxe mountain. The mullahs are stringing us along biding their time as they develop more drones, fund their peripheral actors and when the time comes, they will suprise us. Don’t let them reach their target.

What Trump has done is during this war is unbelievable, he has solidified the Arab world. Now they realize that Iran is their arch enemy and the United States is their friend. Who would of thought that this was possible. After we take care of Iran, we only have three threats to deal with, one are the Houtis, two is Hebollah, three is Hamas. Wipe them up like the turds they are and we can declare victory. Then, after we complete this mission, we can deal with Turkey next. As you know they are nothing but TROUBLE. Erdogan is looking to establish another Ottoman empire.

We lost a dozen of our Boys, Girls too They must pay for this, in spaces. Trump better produce. Attorney John MItchell of Watergate fame said, “When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” Mr. President, heed that message, GET GOING. WE ARE THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DON’T LET THE WORLD FORGET IT.

Explosions reported across Iran as US launches fresh wave of strikes

Trump weighs broader Iran offensive as Iraq shifts toward Tehran

President Donald Trump said Thursday that Iran remains a threat amid reports he is considering a “massive attack,” while Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi met Iranian leaders in Tehran to strengthen strategic cooperation.

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Explosions heard across Iran amid fresh US strikes: report

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Explosions were heard across multiple parts of Iran on Thursday after the U.S. military launched another wave of strikes targeting Iranian military capabilities, according to local media.

An explosion was heard on the southern coast of Qeshm Island, Iran’s state broadcaster reported, according to Reuters.

The outlet also said multiple explosions were reported in the southern city of Ahvaz, according to Iran’s Fars News Agency.

A separate explosion was heard west of the port city of Bandar Abbas, Iran’s state broadcaster reported, also according to Reuters.

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US launches 13th straight night of strikes on Iranian military targets

U.S. forces launched a 13th straight night of strikes against Iranian military targets Thursday, escalating its campaign aimed at degrading Iran’s military capabilities.

“U.S. forces started another night of strikes against Iranian military targets at 6:45 p.m. ET today,” U.S. Central Command, or CENTCOM, said in a post on X.

“This is the 13th consecutive night of strikes aimed at holding Iran accountable and reducing threats from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to commercial shipping,” it added.

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There is no other way to settle this conflict other than a regime change. Top generals have said so, over and over again. Take out the bridges, the power plants, the infrastructure, Kickass Mountian aka Pickaxe mountain, bomb them to smithereens. The war will be over before you know it.

The U.S with Israel riding shot gun can take out these murders once and for all. Granted, the IRGC will get a free ride to see their maker, Allah the great. Of course they won’t show their face, like their putrid leader, the boygirl who hides behind young boys and dressess in a habib. Not only did he not go to his father’s funeral, but he might not even attend his own. Wouldn’t that be a miracle.

Come on #47 do what Harry Truman did; he had the ballz to do what was necessary to end the conflict.

In almonst every dicatorship that has failed, a coup has taken place, one way or another. People in the ranks were disgusted with the authorian rule of dicatiors or the democracy gone awry, for instance Egypt is a good example. The Muslim Brotherhood moved in to the government, General Sisi had enough.

For sure there are certain members of the IRGC that will take on the task. As in Romania, Egypt, Venezuela, Cuba, America, Brazil, Argentina, to name a few. There must be an element amonst the many who can ignite the revolution.

Because the current situation is becoming old hat. Trump cannot let this war go on for another three months. We say to him, bomb the electric plants, bomb the bridges now. Don’t be afraid to do it, the people with suffer, but they will take it out on the IRGC, not the United States.

Cracks are starting to show. Latest polling indicate the people want a change at the top.

Supreme Court Allows Trump to Strip TPS, Turn Away Asylum Seekers Arriving at the Border in Pair of New Immigration Rulings

Nina Totenberg

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Today the U.S. Supreme Court issued two seismic immigration law decisions, ruling 6-3 in the Trump administration’s favor in each case. The first case, Mullin v. Doe, overturns lower court decisions blocking the Trump administration’s move to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for roughly 350,000 Haitians and 4,000 Syrians. The second, Mullin v. Al Otro Lado, endorses a policy dating back to the last months of the Obama administration which permitted border officials to turn away asylum seekers arriving by land to ports of entry along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Here’s what you need to know about each decision.

Temporary Protected Status and Mullin v. Doe

When President Trump took office, roughly 1.3 million people were present lawfully in the United States on TPS, including 350,000 Haitians, the majority of whom entered legally during the Biden administration and were granted TPS following the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse in July 2021 and as a result of the ongoing crisis which enveloped the country in the aftermath.

When the Trump administration terminated TPS for Haiti, Syria, and other countries, courts determined that the administration failed to abide by required procedures established by Congress. Under those procedures, TPS should only be terminated if an interagency review determines that conditions in the country have improved. Documents uncovered during the Haitian TPS case revealed that the Trump administration failed to follow required legal procedures and ignored ongoing dangers in Haiti.

Despite this, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that a provision of the TPS statute limiting lawsuits challenging TPS “determinations” prevented courts from hearing any lawsuits challenging the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) secretary’s failure to follow the required legal procedures. In addition, the majority opinion declared that President Trump’s repeated public denigration of Haiti and Haitians did not rise to the level of unconstitutional racial animus that would permit a court to set aside the TPS decision.

Crucially, the Court did not rule on whether former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem had gone through the required procedures set out by law. Rather, the Court said that questions of whether the DHS secretary followed the law cannot be heard by courts in the first place, meaning that in the future even an openly unlawful decision to grant or terminate TPS could be entirely insulated from judicial review.

Once this decision goes into effect in the days or weeks to come, hundreds of thousands of people lawfully present in the country will lose their status. Many will become undocumented for the first time ever. The decision will also permit the Trump administration to return to federal court in other cases and overturn decisions ruling against the termination of TPS for countries such as Venezuela, Somalia, Ethiopia, and others.

The impact of this decision is likely to be very significant in communities with large numbers of TPS recipients. Healthcare groups have flagged that thousands of Haitian nurses, home health aides, and other healthcare workers are expected to lose their jobs. Beyond Haitian TPS, over 600,000 Venezuelans granted TPS were also hoping that a favorable decision would permit them to resume their lawful status in the country. Those hopes seem likely to be dashed now.

As of today, nearly 300,000 people still retain TPS that has yet to expire or be terminated by the Trump administration, including almost 200,000 Salvadorans who have had TPS for over 25 years and 50,000 Ukrainians who have had TPS since the outbreak of the war. They are all now at further risk of losing their protections, as the Supreme Court hands a green light to the Trump administration to make pretextual decisions, safe in the knowledge that no court can stop them.

Unless Congress takes steps to provide permanent legal status to TPS holders, hundreds of thousands are now vulnerable to losing work authorization and facing deportation.

Turn-backs of asylum seekers at the border

U.S. law provides that any person who is physically present in the United States or who “arrives in” the United States may apply for asylum. Congress further directed that immigration officers must “inspect” any noncitizen who “arrives in” the United States to determine if they should be admitted to the country — a function U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers carry out thousands of times per day at ports of entry.

Despite these commands, since 2016, the federal government has at times turned away asylum seekers attempting to enter lawfully at ports of entry along the U.S.-Mexico border without inspecting or permitting them to access the asylum system. To carry out this “metering” policy, CBP officers have been stationed at the physical border line, preventing people perceived to be asylum seekers from physically stepping onto U.S. soil.

Although CBP has at times claimed that this policy was required because of capacity restrictions, DHS’s Office of Inspector General found in 2020 that CBP officers routinely turned away asylum seekers despite empty processing cells and ample capacity. OIG also raised concerns echoed by courts that this metering practice incentivized many migrants to cross the border illegally, because it was too dangerous to wait in Mexico for months for an opportunity to seek asylum at a port of entry.

Today, the Supreme Court blessed the practice of metering, overturning a 9th Circuit decision which had found that CBP had an affirmative obligation to process people who arrive at ports of entry but who have not yet stepped on U.S. soil after CBP officers have blocked their passage. The Court found that there was a difference between “arrives in” and “arrives at” the border, and declared that only those individuals who have physically set foot in the United States have a right to be inspected and apply for asylum.

The upshot of today’s decision is that future administrations may now adopt or expand the previous practice of preventing asylum seekers from accessing ports of entry, although the opinion is careful to explain that in the Court’s view, the prior metering policy only delayed, rather than denied, access to the asylum process. During previous periods of metering at the border, thousands of asylum seekers were forced to wait weeks or months in squalid refugee camps along Mexico’s northern border and were often preyed on by cartels. Should there be a surge of migration in the future following another crisis in Central or South America, these camps could return if metering resumes.

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Graham was an outspoken supporter of regime change in Iran

By Max Saltman

Sen. Lindsey Graham speaks during a demonstration by the Iranian opposition on February 14, 2026, at the Theresienwiese fairgrounds in Munich, Germany, on the sidelines of the 62nd Munich Security Conference. Michaela Stache/AFP/Getty Images

Sen. Lindsey Graham was a longtime outspoken critic of Iran’s government and supporter of regime change in Tehran.

As far back as 2010, Graham argued that the United States ought to “neuter the regime’s ability to wage war” if Iran refused to halt its nuclear program.

In the weeks leading up to the war that began this year, the senator had publicly and privately urged President Donald Trump to attack Tehran.

“We are on the verge of eliminating the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the region,” Graham told reporters in Tel Aviv on February 16, less than two weeks before the US and Israel launched strikes. “The economy is in shambles, the military is degraded, Iranian people in the streets are demanding an end to the oppression.”

The senator added that he was “confident the US and Israel have the capability to deliver a decisive blow to the Iranian regime.”

When the war broke out in earnest, Graham called it “long justified” in a social media post.

“God bless President Trump, our military and our allies in Israel,” Graham wrote. “Freedom for the long-suffering Iranian people.”

Graham’s forceful advocacy for action in Iran did not go unnoticed by the regime, and Iranian state media newscasters appeared cheerful as they announced his death this morning.

For his part, the senator reacted with wry amusement to some of the derision he received from Tehran. When mourners at the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s funeral last week carried placards with Graham’s face in a targeting reticle, the senator responded, “At least they used a good photo of me. Judge me by my enemies.”

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Will Trump finally put the hammer down.

Bring it on says the IRGC, but who is running the show? American power will obliterate you MFKRs in an instant. America, “please help the iranian people.” ” What are you waiting for.”

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Trump says US ready to hit Iran ‘very hard’ as tensions escalate over Strait of Hormuz: report

President Donald Trump reportedly said the U.S. is prepared to hit Iran “very hard” tonight and tomorrow as tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz, naming Pickaxe Mountain as a possible target for a “nice big fat shot.”

Trump defends US strikes on Iran, says another ‘major attack’ is coming

President Donald Trump on Monday defended U.S. strikes on Iran, saying Tehran’s military capabilities have been badly weakened and warning that another “major attack” is coming tonight.

“We were in Vietnam for 19 years. We’re here for four months, so I think we’ve done a lot,” Trump told reporters when asked whether months of U.S. strikes on Iran have become the “new normal” for Americans.

Trump said U.S. forces have “knocked out” Iran’s navy, air force, missile capabilities and drone manufacturing. He argued the strikes were necessary to prevent Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

“If we didn’t do it, they would have had a nuclear weapon. If they had a nuclear weapon, Israel would no longer be with us. The Middle East probably would no longer be with us,” Trump added.

The president also said the U.S. should be reimbursed for “protecting” the Strait of Hormuz, the key shipping route at the center of escalating tensions in the region.

“I want to be reimbursed because we’re protecting a very rich portion of the world,” he said.

Trump accused Iran of dragging out negotiations for decades and said his administration has taken a tougher approach than previous presidents.

“This is what they’ve done for 47 years,” Trump said. “The difference is nobody negotiated like I do. And this should have been done by Bush and Obama and Biden and people before them.”

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CENTCOM announces new wave of attacks to ‘degrade Iran’s ability to attack commercial shipping’

Trump says US prepared to hit Iran ‘very hard,’ calls Pickaxe Mountain possible target: report

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a Freedom 250 Grand Prix Showcase at the White House in Washington, D.C., on July 13, 2026. (Credit: REUTERS/Kylie Cooper)

President Trump said the U.S. is prepared to hit Iran “very hard” tonight and tomorrow, saying the country’s Pickaxe Mountain site is a “possible target for a nice big fat shot.”

“Pickaxe is a possible target for a nice big fat shot right in the front door,” Trump said in an interview with Salem News Channel’s Hugh Hewitt.

“We’re going to hit them very hard tonight and we’re going to hit them hard tomorrow and there’s not a damn thing they can do about it,” Trump added. “They have nothing going other than they have big mouths… I got to know them, and they’re stone cold crazy people.”

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The accoades keep pouring in for the Senator

Remembering Lindsey Graham: Tributes pour in for the late senator

In an interview with CNN, President Donald Trump recalled how Graham went from a “formidable” political foe to a close confidant.

Updated 6:08 PM EDT, Sun July 12, 2026

Remembering Lindsey Graham

• Tributes poured in from the capital and across the country on Sunday after word that Sen. Lindsey Graham, a longtime Republican from South Carolina, died from a sudden illness at 71 years old, according to a spokesperson.

• Graham embodied the evolution of the Republican Party as a critic of President Donald Trump who grew to be one of the president’s close advisers. Trump recalled the senator as a tough political opponent turned fierce ally in an interview with CNN, and said he spoke to Graham hours before his passing.

• The late senator made a name for himself as a foreign policy hawk who advocated for military intervention in Iran and Iraq and was a leading voice for US support of Israel and Ukraine.

• Graham’s death will shake up the November election and leaves a Senate vacancy for South Carolina’s governor to temporarily fill.

Mamdani dismisses “Little Italy” on the latest NY map. Guess he doesn’t care about the Italian Vote. You can bet that Mobsters are planning their next Whack Job.

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