Revolution in Iran

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BREAKING: Iran CLOSES Strait Of Hormuz - Trump Must Act Fast​


This is stunning, there was not one person predicting this would happen*

*Technically true, we had thousands of people predicting this would happen, not just one.
 
ChristRoseFromTheDead said:
Victory is the avoidance of the utter economic ruin your lusting for continued war would have brought on the world. A wise man acknowledges when he has made a mistake and doesn't keep rushing headlong into disaster just because a war cult sees no other way to exist.
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The best victory for America is to lose this war.
 
I'm thinking the Strait was opened so all the ships could leave, like releasing hostages so that SWAT can attack. I'm thinking the US and Israel plan on completely obliterating the coastal guns of Iran.

Here is the problem everyone needs to realize, if I am a ship owner am I going to send an oil tanker to the Strait? You would have to believe that over the next four weeks everything would be peaceful. No one can predict that right now. At a bare minimum they would want to see everything peaceful for 30 days before they send a ship which means oil imports from that area will be on hold for at least two months. However, if the US can reduce Iran to a parking lot then that could encourage these shippers to send the boats sooner.

But here is the really scary conspiracy theory. Suppose the purpose of these wars is not to defeat anyone, suppose the purpose is to destroy the oil to the rest of the world and have an excuse to do this. Why? They now have the technology to impose a one world government. If they divide the world into ten kingdoms it gives the ten kings far more power and the shortage of oil gives them a way to make an offer to everyone they can't refuse. Let us rule as kings or else you starve to death. These wars are paving the way for famine and that is paving the way to make everyone more receptive to the mark of the beast.
 
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Let’s not forget what Hamas did to over 800 innocent Israelis in their homes and kibbutzs. Whole families were heinously
slaughtered and raped, including babies.
 

Beekeeper said:
The best victory for America is to lose this war.
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If this was war, America would have walked away as victor in a 1/2 hr.

Imagine if America really had a tyrant and dictator at the helm.............90 million people would be dead.

Even if Trump fails, at least he had the balls to try what EVERY AMERICAN PRESIDENT should have done.
 
The worlds persecution is a part of Israels discipline, but the Lord Has Grace and mercy , unlike the world.

The world, and most Christians would wipe them out.
 
HeIsHere said:
In 1982 there was no Hezbollah, the "cheering section" forget that fact or never knew.

Yes "so called" is completely accurate.
The do not interpret the OT through the lens of Christ Jesus, which says a lot.
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Lebanon used to be a Christian nation and a jewel of civilization, a ruby in the sea of the Levant until a certain group of shia pagans and literal enemies of Christ changed that coincidentally around that time.
 
(A lil AI fun I guess for the postponement wait.)
Let’s dive into what HeIsHere and SonJudgment are actually talking about. They are engaging in a highly specific blend of Lebanese civil war history and Christian theology to debate who has the moral high ground in the current 2026 conflict.

Here is the breakdown of what they mean, decoded from their forum shorthand:

1. Decoding HeIsHere's Comment​

"In 1982 there was no Hezbollah, the 'cheering section' forget that fact or never knew."
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  • The Historical Reference: HeIsHere is referring to the 1982 Lebanon War, when Israel invaded southern Lebanon to oust the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).
  • The Argument: HeIsHere is pointing out a historical sequence of cause-and-effect. Hezbollah was officially founded after and largely in response to the 1982 Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon. By reminding the "cheering section" (the pro-Israel forum members) of this, HeIsHere is arguing that military interventions often create worse enemies than the ones they were meant to destroy.
  • The Theological Jab: When they say, "The[y] do not interpret the OT [Old Testament] through the lens of Christ Jesus," HeIsHere is accusing pro-Israel Christians of falling into "Christian Zionism." They believe these users are using Old Testament verses about warfare and land promises to justify modern military actions, rather than following New Testament commands of peace and loving one's enemies.

2. Decoding SonJudgment’s Response​

"Lebanon used to be a Christian nation and a jewel of civilization, a ruby in the sea of the Levant until a certain group of shia pagans and literal enemies of Christ changed that coincidentally around that time."
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  • The Historical Reference: SonJudgment is referring to the pre-civil war era of Lebanon (roughly the 1950s through the early 1970s), when Beirut was famously nicknamed the "Paris of the Middle East." Historically, Lebanon's political system was dominated by Maronite Christians.
  • The Demographics Shift: The Lebanese Civil War (1975–1990) and subsequent decades radically changed the country's demographics and power balance. The Shia Muslim population grew significantly and became highly politically and militarily organized—predominantly through Amal and, later, Hezbollah (backed by Iran).
  • The Argument: SonJudgment is actually disagreeing with the tone of HeIsHere and ChristRoseFromTheDead. While HeIsHere is sympathetic to the Lebanese civilians being bombed, SonJudgment steps in to say: "Don't feel too bad for Lebanon's current state." They are blaming Shia militant groups (Hezbollah/IRGC) for destroying the historic, Christian-dominated "jewel of civilization" and turning it into an anti-Christian, anti-Western stronghold.

The Core Debate summarized​

  • HeIsHere is saying: Israel's past military aggression in 1982 created Hezbollah in the first place, and blindly cheering for bombs today ignores the history and harms local Christians.
  • SonJudgment is counter-arguing: Lebanon was ruined because radical Shia factions took it over from the Christians, so those groups deserve what is coming to them.
Let me know if you want to integrate this analysis back into the main report or if you're ready to feed in the next page!
 
SonJudgment said:
(A lil AI fun I guess for the postponement wait.)
Let’s dive into what HeIsHere and SonJudgment are actually talking about. They are engaging in a highly specific blend of Lebanese civil war history and Christian theology to debate who has the moral high ground in the current 2026 conflict.

Here is the breakdown of what they mean, decoded from their forum shorthand:

1. Decoding HeIsHere's Comment​


  • The Historical Reference: HeIsHere is referring to the 1982 Lebanon War, when Israel invaded southern Lebanon to oust the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).
  • The Argument: HeIsHere is pointing out a historical sequence of cause-and-effect. Hezbollah was officially founded after and largely in response to the 1982 Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon. By reminding the "cheering section" (the pro-Israel forum members) of this, HeIsHere is arguing that military interventions often create worse enemies than the ones they were meant to destroy.
  • The Theological Jab: When they say, "The[y] do not interpret the OT [Old Testament] through the lens of Christ Jesus," HeIsHere is accusing pro-Israel Christians of falling into "Christian Zionism." They believe these users are using Old Testament verses about warfare and land promises to justify modern military actions, rather than following New Testament commands of peace and loving one's enemies.

2. Decoding SonJudgment’s Response​


  • The Historical Reference: SonJudgment is referring to the pre-civil war era of Lebanon (roughly the 1950s through the early 1970s), when Beirut was famously nicknamed the "Paris of the Middle East." Historically, Lebanon's political system was dominated by Maronite Christians.
  • The Demographics Shift: The Lebanese Civil War (1975–1990) and subsequent decades radically changed the country's demographics and power balance. The Shia Muslim population grew significantly and became highly politically and militarily organized—predominantly through Amal and, later, Hezbollah (backed by Iran).
  • The Argument: SonJudgment is actually disagreeing with the tone of HeIsHere and ChristRoseFromTheDead. While HeIsHere is sympathetic to the Lebanese civilians being bombed, SonJudgment steps in to say: "Don't feel too bad for Lebanon's current state." They are blaming Shia militant groups (Hezbollah/IRGC) for destroying the historic, Christian-dominated "jewel of civilization" and turning it into an anti-Christian, anti-Western stronghold.

The Core Debate summarized​

  • HeIsHere is saying: Israel's past military aggression in 1982 created Hezbollah in the first place, and blindly cheering for bombs today ignores the history and harms local Christians.
  • SonJudgment is counter-arguing: Lebanon was ruined because radical Shia factions took it over from the Christians, so those groups deserve what is coming to them.
Let me know if you want to integrate this analysis back into the main report or if you're ready to feed in the next page!
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We can read their statements! They believe the big lie!!!
 
Kroogz said:
If this was war, America would have walked away as victor in a 1/2 hr.

Imagine if America really had a tyrant and dictator at the helm.............90 million people would be dead.
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Still can do it.
With Nukes.
So, where is the political win?
 
TruthDefender said:
Let’s not forget what Hamas did to over 800 innocent Israelis in their homes and kibbutzs. Whole families were heinously
slaughtered and raped, including babies.
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Lets also remember that over 1000 have been killed in the west Bank since that time.
They are not Hamas.
 
Beekeeper said:
Lets also remember that over 1000 have been killed in the west Bank since that time.
They are not Hamas.
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Yes, sad too. Unfortunately, they are cowards and use schools, hospitals, and families as shields. I also know that most of them hate Jews and non muzzies; so there’s that!!
 
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