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Why do people who live in Greece afraid to wake up at dawn?
Because Dawn is tough on Greece.
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They opened the plane and couldn’t believe what they were looking at.
$1.7 billion in cash. Obama thought he could buy the regime’s respect after they already took hostages, funded proxies, and kept pushing the nuclear program. They took the money, bought missiles, and kept going. Trump just said it straight: they thought he was a sucker. They take advantage of suckers. He’s not one.
Same weekend Obama is in Michigan campaigning for Abdul El-Sayed the candidate who signed the 2012 letter backing Mohamed Morsi’s power grab and calling for a purge of the media and police. The president who tried to pay Tehran off with American cash now wants that guy in the Senate.
Michigan already saw how that approach ends. November 3 is the chance to reject it again.
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If anyone believes this nonsense, here are the facts he is counting on you not knowing.
The deal did not end Iran's nuclear program. It rented a pause. Iran kept its centrifuges, kept Fordow buried in a mountain, kept enriching to 3.67%, and the key restrictions came with expiration dates. The sunset clauses began lifting in 2025. Obama's own answer at the time was that breakout time "would have shrunk almost down to zero" as the deal expired. His deal scheduled the problem for his successors.
The regime lied its way into the deal. The JCPOA was premised on Iran coming clean about past weapons work. In 2018 Israel pulled Iran's own nuclear archive out of a Tehran warehouse: tens of thousands of documents on the Amad Project, a crash program to build nuclear weapons, preserved and hidden while Iran certified it had no such program. The IAEA later found uranium traces at undeclared sites Iran never explained.
The deal paid for terror. Sanctions relief unfroze roughly $100 billion and the US delivered $1.7 billion in cash. That money flowed to the IRGC, Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis. Diplomacy with a regime at war with you is financing, not peace.
And the result? By 2025 Iran was enriching to 60%, a short technical step from weapons grade, with enough material for multiple bombs and the IAEA declaring it in violation of its obligations. That is what required military force this year. Iran marched to the threshold under the deal's cover and after it.
"I didn't have to fire a missile" is true. He handed the regime money, legitimacy, and a timetable, and left the missiles to be fired a decade later by someone else. Appeasing a dictatorship doesn't buy peace. It buys the dictatorship time.
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Listen to Sarah Parsaei play the Arjan harp in Tehran, Iran. A historic instrument dating back to around 1400 BC.
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The Iran Hostage Crisis began on Nov 4, 1979, when Iranian revolutionary students stormed the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and seized dozens of American diplomats and staff. They demanded that the United States return the overthrown Shah of Iran, whom it had allowed into the country for medical treatment, fearing America would help restore his rule as it had after the 1953 coup.
Backed by revolutionary leader Ayatollah Khomeini, the hostage crisis lasted 444 days, ending on Jan 20, 1981, and severely damaged relations between Iran and the United States.
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So, it turns out CODEPINK co-founder Medea Benjamin went to Tehran to meet with individuals linked to the Iranian Quds Force
Little by little, we’re finding out who’s really behind all these anti-Israel “peace” movements
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🚨SENTENCED TO DEATH: In 2009, two brave young Iranian women faced the ultimate price—execution by hanging—for a single reason: converting to Christianity and refusing to deny their faith under intense interrogation!
Born into Muslim families in Iran, Marziyeh Amirizadeh and Maryam Rostampour converted to Christianity and launched a bold underground mission. Under the cover of night, they secretly distributed roughly 20,000 Bibles into mailboxes across Tehran and helped establish covert house churches.
In March 2009, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps raided their apartment, found Bibles, and arrested them. Charged with apostasy and promoting Christianity, a radical judge handed down a chilling sentence: death by hanging unless they recanted their faith and returned to Islam.
259 DAYS IN HELL:
* Brutal Imprisonment: They were thrown into Tehran's infamous Evin Prison, enduring 259 days of relentless interrogation, psychological torture, and constant execution threats.
* Defiant Courage: Rather than backing down, the two women actively prayed with fellow prisoners and shared the Gospel inside the prison walls.
* Global Pressure: Their story triggered a massive international campaign, drawing outcry from Amnesty International and a personal letter from Pope Benedict XVI demanding their release.
After nine months of global pressure, the regime finally released them. They escaped Iran and revealed the truth in their powerful memoir, Captive in Iran.
An unbreakable testimony of faith!
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Replying to @Acyn
Iran openly mocked and ridiculed Obama for his weakness.
What Iran did to the United States military after Obama's Iran nuke deal was reached. These soldiers were captured, paraded and humiliated on the streets of Tehran before their eventual release.
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🚨 HOLY SMOKES. The President of Madrid just PUMMELED Spain's leftist government in parliament
"I encourage you all to go to Tehran alone and drunk and to take your gay friends with you! Let's see how long it will take them to HANG you from a CRANE!" 🔥🔥
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CENSORSHIP TO STOP RIOTS?! French PM BEGGED Providers to Shut Down Social Media... youtu.be/lYK_cGR669w?si=gi6U… via @YouTube
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BREAKING: Newly released bodycam footage from the Butler, PA rally shows police officers losing it, slamming the Secret Service for ignoring their requests.
Holy sh*t.
"I f**king told them they needed to post the guys f**king over here. the Secret Service.


























