Opinion

  • Iran’s poisoned chalice: can economic pressure end the regime?

    Ayatollah Khomeini referred to his 1988 decision to accept a ceasefire ending the eight-year Iran-Iraq War as “drinking the poisoned chalice.” Khomeini said that, facing crippling economic pressure, isolation, and military setbacks, he saw no other choice. The phrase itself echoes Macbeth (Act 1, Scene 7), a moment of reluctant but inevitable decision. Now that

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  • Tucker Carlson’s antisemitic rhetoric: A dangerous echo of Father Coughlin

    In the 1930s, Father Charles Coughlin used his massive radio platform to pump toxic antisemitism into American homes. He wrapped his hatred in the language of patriotism and populism, masking bigotry as enlightenment. Today, Tucker Carlson has taken up that same dark mantle. His tactics, his rhetoric, and his fixation on Jewish conspiracy theories follow

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  • I-RAN: How Trump reshaped the battlefield with Tehran

    One of the most strategically sophisticated conflicts of the 21st century has unfolded, marked by advanced intelligence and cyberwarfare, and resulting in the removal of key leaders from one of the world’s most dangerous regimes. Those theocratic bullies seized control of Persia and turned life for its people into a living hell, imprisoning them in

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  • The Orphan Pearl: How a blockade of Kharg Island could bring Iran to its knees

    The phrase “Orphan Pearl” was coined in the 1960s by an Iranian author, referring to Kharg Island in the Persian Gulf, which is a heavily fortified Iranian oil terminal. It was called the “orphan of the pearl” because of its solitary location. Today, it stands as the heart of Iran’s oil industry. This is not

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  • Trump made the decision to strike Iran, not Netanyahu, insiders reveal

    If you listen to mainstream media and prominent American commentators such as Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens, Steve Bannon, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Joe Kent, and others, you might come away convinced that someone persuaded US President Donald Trump to go to war against Iran. In a sense, that conclusion is correct: someone did convince

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  • In striking Kharg Island, Trump struck the choke point of Iran’s oil economy

    For decades, the Iranian regime has financed terrorism, regional militias, and its powerful security apparatus through one primary source: oil. Cut off that revenue, and the regime’s power structure begins to unravel. At the center of that economic lifeline stands a small island in the Persian Gulf: Kharg Island. An island only one-third the size

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  • Is Trump’s war ‘America First’?

    More than a million Americans live in the Middle East today. They reside, work and raise families in a region where the Iranian regime has openly threatened the United States for more than four decades. This hostility is not theoretical. It includes the 444-day hostage crisis in Tehran and the murder of 243 U.S. Marines

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  • Prominent evangelical to Tucker Carlson: ‘Hitler would be proud of you’

    You keep saying, over and over, that you are not an antisemite. And you’re right, you’re not an antisemite. You’re the antisemite. Many years ago, I met with the former president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. He told me he hates Zionists but loves Jews. Like you, he believes that makes him not an antisemite. Your

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  • Tucker Carlson is right: A demonic spirit has been unleashed, but it’s him

    Tucker Carlson, referring to US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s attack on Iran, said that “a demonic spirit has been released.” On March 2, 2026, Tucker Carlson stated: “They’ve been advocating for years that the US government, on behalf of Israel, kill Ayatollah Kalmani. They got it. Okay, you got what you

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  • Is Trump’s war with Iran America First?

    More than one million Americans live in the Middle East today. They reside, work, and raise families in a region where the Iranian regime has openly threatened the United States for more than four decades. This hostility is not theoretical. It includes the 444-day hostage crisis in Tehran and the murder of 243 US Marines

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