Category: Iran

Iran: Supreme Cardboard Ayatollah Sez Iran Will ‘Protect its Nuclear & Missile Capabilities’

Remember, these are the same clowns who told us nukes were unislamic & that there’s a fartwa against them….

Congress on Thursday passed legislation that would restore funding to key parts of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) except for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol, which ends a record 76-day shutdown of the department.

Trump Calls on Senate Republicans to Lift the Filibuster

The Senate is more concerned about preserving the filibuster than they are about preserving the Constitution. The filibuster is not in the Constitution. 

‘Do Not Be Stupid’

‘Dems Will Do It on the First Hour of Their First Day’ President Donald J. Trump accepts a DoorDash delivery from Sharon Simmons outside of the O

President Donald Trump called on Senate Republicans to lift the filibuster on Thursday so they can pass the Save America Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register to vote.

JPMorgan Explains Why Hormuz Strait Will Reopen By September… One Way Or Another

Trump Says Gas Prices Will Drop “Like a Rock” Once Conflict Ends

  • US President Donald Trump says “we might need” to restart war with Iran, adds that “nobody knows what the talks are except myself and a couple of other people”.

Iran says US siege of ports ‘intolerable’

  • Not giving up nuclear program: Iran will “guard” its “advanced technologies” like it does its own borders, Mojtaba Khamenei said in a written speech read aloud by state TV. It will “secure the Persian Gulf region and dismantle the hostile enemy’s exploitation of this waterway.”

  • Iran reportedly utilising ceasefire to retrieve buried weapons

    US media reports that Iran is utilising the ceasefire with the US to retrieve weapons previously hidden or buried under the rubble of strikes.

    Continue reading Iran: Supreme Cardboard Ayatollah Sez Iran Will ‘Protect its Nuclear & Missile Capabilities’

Trump: “Iran has just informed us that they are in a ‘State of Collapse’

Teheran: mullahs eager to carry out mass-executions 

Tehran says US ports siege ‘intolerable’

  • Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian said the US naval siege of Iranian ports amounts to an “extension of military operations” by Washington and is “intolerable”.
  • US President Donald Trump says “we might need” to restart war with Iran, adds that “nobody knows what the talks are except myself and a couple of other people”.

Trump leaves door open to restarting war

Donald Trump is asked in the Oval Office whether talks with Iran have stalled and whether he would consider restarting the war, and the US president responds:

  • “I don’t know what stubborn is because, really, nobody knows what the talks are except myself and a couple of other people. They [Iranians] want to make a deal badly.”
  • “We have a problem because nobody knows for sure who the leaders are.”
  • “I don’t know that we need it [to restart war] … We might need it.”
  • Trump says “probably” on whether he will withdraw US troops from Italy and Spain.

Iranian officials are seeking relief while “trying to figure out their leadership situation.”

A promise of mass slaughter on live IRGC TV

The Chief Justice of the Islamic Republic brazenly went on state television and shouted at President Trump: “Who are you to tell us not to execute them?!” He officially declared that the regime will completely ignore the international community and promised to carry out executions “swiftly and ruthlessly.” The very men whose hands are dripping with the blood of 45,000 innocent Iranians are now promising a rapid wave of new hangings!

Germany’s Merz is not very popular with Trump in Washington

Blackrock Fritz “doesn’t know what he’s talking about:”

Trump rebuked Merz directly, stating that “the Chancellor of Germany, Friedrich Merz, thinks it’s OK for Iran to have a Nuclear Weapon,” adding, “He doesn’t know what he’s talking about!” Continue reading Trump: “Iran has just informed us that they are in a ‘State of Collapse’

Trump: “The Chancellor of Germany should be fixing his broken Country”

Latest news:

  • Trump said the US “might need” to restart war with Iran, even while claiming Iran’s leaders “want to make a deal badly”.
  • Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian said the US’s naval blockade on Iranian ports amounts to “an extension of military operations” and is “intolerable”.

Trump slams Germany’s Merz again as rift over Iran war widens

Berlin says ‘prepared’ for fewer US troops, as Trump says German chancellor should focus on European affairs, not Iran.

 

Trump scolds Germany’s Merz for criticism of Iran war

“The Chancellor of Germany should spend more time on ending the war with Russia/Ukraine (Where he has been totally ineffective!), and fixing his broken Country, especially Immigration and Energy, and less time on interfering with those that are getting rid of the Iran Nuclear threat,” Trump wrote in a social media post.

He added that the war on Iran, which has sent energy prices soaring across the globe, is “making the World, including Germany, a safer place”.

The episode underscores the fraying effects of the Iran war on the US-Europe alliance, which Trump launched jointly with Israel without consulting Washington’s NATO partners.

On Wednesday, Trump said his administration is considering scaling back the number of US troops in Germany, where Washington’s military presence is seen as the centre of its security umbrella over Europe.

Berlin has said it is ready for the possibility of fewer US soldiers on its soil while emphasising NATO cooperation.

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Latest developments

  • Iran’s supreme leader says a “new chapter” is emerging in the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf.
  • He has defended Iran’s attacks on Gulf countries and blamed what he calls “America’s puppet bases” in the Middle East for insecurity in the region.
  • Khamenei also says Iran will closely guard its nuclear and missile capabilities despite Trump’s desire to dismantle them.
  • The Israeli army has issued threats for eight towns in southern Lebanon as the military intensifies its attacks.
  • Lebanon’s President Aoun has called for Israel to “stop targeting civilians, paramedics, civil defence” and other civilian groups.
  • Italy has denounced Israel’s interception and seizure of Global Sumud Flotilla boats in international waters and demanded the release of its citizens.
  • Trump said the US “might need” to restart war with Iran, even while claiming Iran’s leaders “want to make a deal badly”.

Continue reading Trump: “The Chancellor of Germany should be fixing his broken Country”

Trump: “there will never be a deal unless they agree that there will be no nuclear weapons”

  • Trump urged Iran to “just say ‘we give up’”, saying “that’s all they have to do” to end the war.
  • Iran’s currency has dropped to a record low of 1,810,000 rials to the US dollar, the Iranian Student News Agency says.

  • Oil prices surge as Trump warns Iran blockade could last months

    President Donald Trump says a US naval blockade against Iran could last months, leading oil prices to spike to their highest in more than four years.

In a post early Wednesday on Truth Social, Trump sharpened his tone, writing that Iran “can’t get their act together” and warning, “No more Mr. Nice Guy,” signaling a tougher posture as negotiations remain stalled.

Trump went on to call the US blockade of Iranian ports “genius” and “foolproof”.

Iran “has to cry uncle, that’s all they have to do. Just say, ‘We give up’,” Trump added.

TRUMP VOWS TO MAINTAIN IRAN BLOCKADE UNTIL NUCLEAR TERMS MET

TEHRAN THREATENS ‘UNPRECEDENTED’ RESPONSE

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he will maintain the U.S. naval blockade on Iran until the regime “cries uncle” and agrees to a deal ensuring it will never obtain nuclear weapons.

Speaking in a phone interview with Axios earlier in the day, Trump explained that he rejected a proposal from Tehran that would have involved reopening the Strait of Hormuz and easing the blockade before addressing the nuclear issue, making clear he will not lift the blockade until Iran agrees to U.S. demands.

Iran commander vows ‘swift action’ if US military advances

Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz from the Arabian Sea side and will take “swift action” if US forces move forward, a naval commander warns.

Iran condemns Bahrain for revoking citizenship of ‘sympathisers’

Iran’s government has accused Bahrain of violating the human rights of 69 people whose citizenship it revoked for allegedly supporting Iranian attacks on the country.

Trump sez Charles agrees

 

“Iran can’t get their act together,” Trump wrote. “They don’t know how to sign a nonnuclear deal. They better get smart soon!”

The image, shared on Truth Social just after 4 a.m. ET, showed the gun-wielding president in a dark suit and sunglasses, standing before a backdrop of explosions tearing through a hillside.

 
King Charles gifts Trump historic ship bell, jokes: ‘Just give us a ring’…

Trump says King Charles ‘agrees’ that Iran must not have a nuclear weapon

The US president, who is hosting the UK’s King Charles III at the White House, has addressed the war on Iran in a speech at a state dinner.

He said his administration was “doing a little Middle East work right now” and that the situation was “going very well”.

“We have militarily defeated that particular opponent, and we’re never going to let that opponent ever – Charles agrees with me even more than I do – we’re never going to let that opponent have a nuclear weapon,” he added.

Trump threatens Iran to ‘better get smart soon’ amid stalled talks

“Iran can’t get their act together,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform on Wednesday. “They don’t know how to sign a nonnuclear deal. They better get smart soon!”

Iran Negotiations: Iran tries to play President Trump for a fool

NYPost Editorial: Iran’s peace offer tries to play President Trump for a fool

Iran has no leverage in this game of chicken. While they threaten to harass commercial shipping through the Persian Gulf, the US has blocked all Iranian shipping.

Not only does that prevent Iran from selling its oil, it means that the Iranians have to store millions of barrels of oil that are being pumped every day.

But their storage capacity is quickly running out.

Pumping oil isn’t a matter of turning a spigot on and off. Shutting down productive wells means risking their usability forever, because the oil flow will effectively destroy the wellhead.

Iran’s latest “peace” offer — which President Donald Trump would be nuts to consider — continues the Islamic Republic’s history of playing from a posture of strength when the regime is actually in a state of near-collapse.

Now the mullahs say they will agree to open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for an end to the hostilities.

Yet the nuclear question will remain off the table for now … future talks TBD.

What chutzpah! The whole war was started to prevent Iran from achieving nuclear weapons, so why would the United States — which paused its hell-storm to give the Iranians a chance to get their minds right — give up a key demand, as though we were the ones on our heels?

Iran’s foreign-policy strategy seems to be “fake it ’til you make it.” Its leaders — whoever they are at the moment — think that if they pretend to be a major world power, and demand to be treated as such, eventually Washington will partake in the fantasy.

Iran To Send Revised Proposal To US In ‘Days’ As ‘Tank Tops’ Loom, Trump Claims Iran “Informed Us They Are In State Of Collapse”

Iran’s counter is that it has three M’s on its side:“munitions, markets, and the midterms.“

  • Trump TS claim: Tehran has informed Washington they are in a “state of collapse” and that the Iranians want the US to “open the Hormuz Strait” – as ‘tank tops’ loom.

  • Trump doesn’t appear open to Iran’s proposal which hinges on US naval blockade ending & nuclear issue being pushed to future negotiations (CNN). Tehran working on revised plan to be sent in ‘few days’.

  • First crude-laden Japanese tanker from Saudi port exits Hormuz Strait successfully without Iranian interference.

  • Iranian analyst describes that Tehran believes it can outlast Trump & the standoff with US in Hormuz, citing “munitions, markets, and the midterms.”

Continue reading Iran Negotiations: Iran tries to play President Trump for a fool

The EUnuch’s are nasty bi*tches

Their cowardice & incompetence is legend:

French President Emmanuel Macron claims that President Trump is “working against” the interests of Europe.

The EUnuch’s are bitching because the Iran war exposed them as defenseless cowards so afraid to assist in the defense of the trade route they rely on. In a short while, Europe will be out of jet fuel. Oops.

ToyBoy Macron travels the world looking for friends:

ToyBoy Macron is an empty suit. Stuffed with absolutely nothing at all….

Then there is BlackRock Fritz, totally tone deaf, but America’s got his number:

Macronist accounts have all been spouting the same line for a while now, trying to drum up some importance for the president of the land of lunatics, but it’s too late. The die is cast.

Who still listens to those crazy Europhile immigrationists who organize the replacement of our civilization via the mass importation of the Third World? Continue reading The EUnuch’s are nasty bi*tches

Trump: Iran can’t have a nuclear weapon – not now, not ever

That is his bottom line.

So it seems unlikely he will sign up to any sort of deal that would allow Iran to postpone those nuclear talks for the time being.

He’s also very much aware the blockade is doing significant economic damage to Iran. He thinks it’s putting the Iranians under extreme pressure and, as he said on social media, he’s waiting for Iran to effectively sort out its leadership so they can work out who to speak to.

Two months of near-total internet blackout in Iran

Iran’s near-total internet blackout has now lasted exactly two months, according to global watchdog Netblocks.

Five sentenced to life in Bahrain for plotting with Iran

Five people have been sentenced to life in Bahrain for plotting “terrorist and hostile acts” with Iran.

  • As Gulf leaders meet in Saudi Arabia, Qatar says the Strait of Hormuz should not be used as a pressure card and warns against the possibility of a “frozen conflict”.
  • US President Donald Trump’s national security team is reviewing an Iranian plan to halt the war and open the Strait of Hormuz, while postponing talks on its nuclear programme.
  • Israel and Hezbollah continue to trade fire as the death toll from Israeli attacks on Lebanon since an April 17 “ceasefire” rises to at least 40 people.
  • Dozens of nations have called for the “urgent and unimpeded reopening” of the Strait of Hormuz, with UN chief Antonio Guterres warning that the US-Iran standoff in the waterway risks triggering a global food emergency.
  • Visit our live tracker for the latest casualty figures from across the region.

The Arab Voice

Strait of Hormuz should have ‘never been closed’

Qatar’s FM spokesperson al-Ansari says they are engaging with all their interlocutors over reopening the Strait.

“We believe it should have never been closed and it should be opened immediately, regardless of other considerations going on in the region,” he said.

Qatar in favour of ‘comprehensive deal’ to end conflict

The spokesperson said that Doha would be in favour of a “comprehensive deal” to end the conflict, following a question about reports that Iran wants to decouple Hormuz talks from nuclear discussions.

Lebanon:

Lebanon began discussing the group’s full disarmament, while debates raged within the country over Hezbollah’s future as a military and political power.

However, Hezbollah is now back on the battlefield, fighting Israel in southern Lebanon and appears not to be as degraded a fighting force as many had believed.

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Iran accuses Washington (of everything)

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German politclowns deny official invitation to Prince Reza Pahlavi

Disgusting Cowardice in Germany

What a disgrace!

Germany: Iran’s crown prince splattered with red liquid, receives no invitation to speak with government reps

As a whole, Europe has failed to show any substantial support for a democratic Iran. This lack of support can be translated as either support for the brutal Islamic regime or pure cowardice. On his visit to Berlin, Iran’s exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi received no invitation to meet with any official government representative or lawmaker. He called it a disgrace:

During Thursday’s press conference, Pahlavi called this “a disgrace.” He said democratic governments should “speak with the people who are the voice of the voiceless,” and accused Berlin of allowing itself to be blackmailed by the regime in Tehran.

For the crown prince to be received with a protest and no official invitation, and splattered with red liquid, is atrocious. It speaks volumes about Germany and to the longstanding cowardice of Western leaders when it comes to not only the Islamic Republic of Iran, but also Islam as a whole.

One needs to also bear in mind the widespread support Iran was getting from Western leaders for a bogus nuclear deal that saw billions poured into the regime’s coffers, which in turn served to aid its development of a nuclear bomb.

Photo: Gage Skidmore, Creative Commons.

“Iran’s exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi splattered with red liquid in Berlin,” by Markus Schreiber and Claudia Ciobanu, Associated Press, April 23, 2026: Continue reading German politclowns deny official invitation to Prince Reza Pahlavi

Pope Agitprop Fail: Roman Catholic voters are standing by President Donald Trump

Bobby Prevost from Chicago is a faux Pope.

Pope Francis smiles while seated in a formal setting, showcasing his white vestments and distinctive cross against an artistic background.

Pope Backfire: Trump’s Support Among Catholics Went Up After Trump Fired Back at Pope Leo

Roman Catholic voters are standing by President Donald Trump amid a deep and public spat with Pope Leo XIV, according to recent polling.

Newsweek examined polls from February, March, and April, during which the pope made public his disapproval of the U.S. war against Iran.

Continued sniping from the Vatican led Trump to suggest the pope stick to matters of faith and allow American leaders to govern.

Newsweek used three Fox News polls for its sampling of Roman Catholic opinion. In the first, taken between Feb. 28 and March 2, Roman Catholic voters gave Trump a 52 percent approval rating.

A poll taken between March 20 and March 23, as the pope was criticizing Trump, showed Trump had a 48 percent approval rating among Roman Catholics.

But a third poll, conducted between April 17 and April 20, showed Trump with a 51 percent approval rating with Roman Catholics, even after he suggested the pope should rein in his comments.

White House representative Taylor Rogers suggested Roman Catholics were focused on what Trump was doing for them and not the pope’s commentary.

“There has never been a greater president for Catholic Americans than President Trump, and his record proves it,” Rogers said in a statement.

Continue reading Pope Agitprop Fail: Roman Catholic voters are standing by President Donald Trump