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I had a premonition earlier this week, based on this knowledge.
I watched Trump, Hegseth and his team of psychopaths pretend like they are winning in Iran, acting tough, manly and confident. At the same time as suggesting they might be planning to send “boots on the ground”.
The reason there are no stated objectives for the war is that the objective is to turn Iran into a failed state like Libya and Syria.
When we understand the goal, it becomes obvious that Trump will use a nuclear weapon before he will agree to end the war. Rather than settle, he will kill millions (the population of Tehran is 9,840,100).
I had a premonition that Trump will murder millions of people in Iran rather than lose face.
Israel and the rest of the American Empire are heavily censoring information and flooding the zone with propaganda, I want to share with readers the sources that suggest the war is going badly. There is no offsetting information supporting the idea that the Empire is winning. All one has to do is turn on the TV to find that information. What a fool believes.....
Decades before social media existed, sociologist Erving Goffman described social life as a series of performances. Individuals, he argued, present curated versions of themselves depending on the audience they face. Social media did not invent this dynamic—it industrialized it. Today, platforms measure performance in likes, shares, reposts, and views. Attention becomes a currency. Visibility becomes evidence. In this environment, repetition can be mistaken for consensus and prominence for legitimacy. Political authority is no longer built solely through institutions, parties, or policy platforms. It can also be manufactured through algorithmic amplification.
The rise of Donald Trump illustrates this transformation.
Israel’s war on Iran reveals a deeper crisis: the collapse of a psychological doctrine built on fear and invincibility.
Origins of Israel’s Psychological Warfare
Wars are rarely fought only on battlefields. They are also fought in the minds of societies, in the perception of power and vulnerability, and in the political imagination of entire regions. Israel understood this principle early in its history, and psychological dominance became a central component of its military doctrine.
From the earliest years of the Zionist project, the idea that power must appear overwhelming was openly articulated. In 1923, the Revisionist Zionist leader Ze’ev Jabotinsky wrote in his famous essay The Iron Wall that Zionism would only succeed once the indigenous population became convinced that resistance was hopeless. Only when Palestinians realized they could not defeat the Zionist project, he argued, would they accept its permanence.
Iran is pursuing a multi-layered strategy—military, economic, political, and diplomatic—to raise the cost of war and prevent regime change.
Iran’s Strategy in the Current War
As the war on Iran continues to expand across multiple fronts, Tehran appears to be pursuing a complex strategy that combines military escalation, economic leverage, domestic mobilization, and diplomatic signaling.
Rather than relying on what Iranian officials once described as “strategic patience,” the current approach suggests that Iran is attempting to fundamentally reshape the battlefield by increasing the costs of the war for the United States, Israel, and any regional actors that choose to participate.
The strategy appears to rest on several interconnected pillars designed not only to respond to military attacks but also to prevent the broader objective that Iranian leaders believe lies behind the war: regime change.
Overwhelming the Battlefield
The most visible element of Iran’s strategy has been its attempt to expand the battlefield geographically and operationally.
March is Women’s History Month. It is also the month our nation honors the Tuskegee Airmen.
Nearly 1,000 pilots and approximately 14,000 military and civilian personnel were part of the Tuskegee program between 1941 and 1949. As the Tuskegee Airmen fought for their place in the skies, they were supported by a dedicated cadre of women whose work strengthened the mission every day.
At Tuskegee Army Air Field, women served in essential operational roles. They worked as Army nurses and administrative professionals, managing records, coordinating logistics, and ensuring that the base functioned with discipline and precision. Their work kept training schedules intact and daily operations moving.
In the medical wards, their responsibilities were especially demanding. Nurses treated training injuries, monitored recovery, administered care, and upheld Army medical standards within a segregated system that required them to demonstrate excellence every day. Their service required technical skill, steadiness under pressure, and leadership.
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Election Protection
People’s Media
Solartopia
ICE out of MN, OR, et. al.
Hedy Tripp
Dr. Melissa Bird
March 28: No Kings, No Nukes
Anna Gyorgy
Election Protection: The People’s Hub
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Ray Lutz
Dr. Paul Heroux
We are sorry – for the bombs and missiles raining over your cities causing death and destruction. As most U.S. citizens still haven’t realized what we have done.
Why are we bombing Iran?
To protect Israel? To distract us from the Epstein files? Or is it for control of your oil reserves?
I’m just as confused as why I should take the time and effort to hate the Iranian people. I’ve had Iranian co-workers and our biggest arguments were whether Iranian tea or Hawaiian Kona coffee was better.
I don’t hate the Iranian people.
And (unless you have forgotten) we invaded Iraq on the false pretense that they had weapons of mass destruction. We killed over a hundred thousand Iraqis for no other reason than to control their oil. U.S. has a bad track record helping other people in the middle east.
This military action has no end and no clear objective. That might be on purpose.
A girls’ elementary school in Minab, Iran was struck during morning classes. Children died at their desks, in their hallways, under murals painted for learning. Iranian authorities now say the death toll is 180.
Parents who showed up found girls that were literally blown to pieces with their heads and arms and legs blown off. I can’t even imagine the horror and despair of it all.
And the most powerful governments on Earth responded with the same sentence they always use when civilians die: “We’re investigating.”
“The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.”
~Antonio Gramsci
As he spews lethal madness across the globe, whatever popular support Donald Trump once claimed is now crumbling, even among his MAGA hard core.
( https://time.com/7382564/marjorie-taylore-greene-trump-iran-midterms-primaries/ )
His clock may also be ticking for the trillionaire elite that anointed him. In general, the super-rich don’t long tolerate destabilizing lunacy.
For the rest of us, 2026 demands a trifecta: protecting the fall elections, building a truth-based net-rooted people’s media, winning a post fossil/nuke Solartopia.
Winning all three won’t be easy....but our survival depends on it:
1. PROTECTING 2026:
We are not at heart a fascist nation. We were born dumping a King.
Trump has sufficiently sickened enough Americans to guarantee a crushing popular defeat come November...IF there’s a credible election.