Who ever is pulling the strings in Iran don’t you know your life is hanging by a thread.

FOCUS ON THIS

For all the people who would rather see America burn than see Trump win, you need to understand this.

While eight American presidents were sitting in the same chair, reading the same intelligence, looking at the same maps, Iran was underground.

Drills grinding through granite in the dark. Men hauling rock out of mountains by the ton. Building something they never intended to show us until it was too late.

That’s not theory. That’s what was happening while we were talking.

They told us for years their missiles had a maximum range of 1,250 miles. Said it publicly. Said it repeatedly. Then on March 20th they fired two ballistic missiles at Diego Garcia, a joint U.S. and British base sitting 2,500 miles away in the Indian Ocean.

Twice the range they swore they had.

That’s not a miscalculation. That’s a lie they told us while they finished the job.

And when the world noticed, Iran looked us dead in the eye and said you didn’t see what you just saw.

They weren’t building in warehouses. They were threading missiles the length of telephone poles into the belly of mountains, sealing them behind hundreds of feet of solid granite that would shrug off anything we could drop on it. Not because they were afraid of a fight. Because they were preparing for one and they intended to finish it.

Eight presidents knew it. Democrat. Republican. Didn’t matter. The answer was the same every time. Hand it to the next man. Loaded a wooden pallet with shrink-wrapped bundles of foreign currency, rolled it across a dark tarmac in the dead of night with the engines still running, and called it diplomacy. Pull your leg back and kick the can down the road so your children and grandchildren could settle it someday.

While we were debating the culture, they were perfecting the kill chain.

That’s the gap nobody wants to say out loud.

20% of the world’s oil moves through the Strait of Hormuz every single day. Control it and you don’t just own the Middle East. You own the global economy. Fuel. Food. Shipping. Everything your family pays for every single week.

That’s your house.

They don’t need a single boot on American soil to bring this country to its knees.

If this goes sideways, you won’t hear it on the news first. You’ll feel it standing at a gas pump in the Florida sun, card in hand, watching the screen freeze. And you won’t know why.

They don’t need to invade your town to bankrupt your family.

Nobody wanted this conflict. Not one person who understands what war costs wanted this. But the people asking when things go back to normal are asking the right question about the wrong timeline. This didn’t start a month ago. It started in 1979. We just finally showed up to it.

Left alone, Iran was not quietly going into the good night. They were not going to stop arming the groups that walked into Israel and slaughtered innocent families at a music festival. They weren’t going to stop until every tunnel was sealed, every launcher was buried, every ally we have was in range, and the fortification was done.

And then we were supposed to believe they would politely wave our ships through.

That was never the deal. Everybody in that room knew it.

Every administration from both parties declared them the number one enemy of the United States. They have told us who they are. Loudly. Repeatedly. For 45 years. They wish us harm. They wish our allies harm. They wish your way of life harm.

Eight presidents heard that and chose later.

There is no more later.

The can is gone. There’s no road left to kick it down.

By acting now we may have put off the unimaginable. That’s not a comfortable thing to say. It’s not supposed to be. But it’s the only honest answer to the people who want to know when things go back to normal.

They don’t go back. They go forward. The only question is whether we chose the moment or the moment chose us.

Nobody gets to pick the timing of history. But somebody always has to answer it.

Today is Friday, May 15, 2026. Be prepared for tomorrow. Riots sponsored by Neville Roy Singham.

PROTEST WORLDWIDE TOMORROW AGAINST JEWS 

For tomorrow, Saturday, May 16, 2026, there are multiple large-scale protests and rallies scheduled worldwide, many of which are linked to Nakba Day commemorations or broader geopolitical tensions. While many are framed as political demonstrations against the state of Israel, some have been characterized by Jewish community leaders and watchdog groups as targeting Jewish identity or property.

Key Protest Locations Tomorrow

• London, UK: Pro-Palestinian marches are expected to continue in central London. Concurrently, a "Unite the Kingdom" rally led by far-right figures is also planned, which has drawn counter-protests.
• Paris, France: The group Urgence Palestine has organized a major demonstration in Paris to mark "liberation and struggle".
• Montreal, Canada: The Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM) has scheduled a protest for Saturday to "reaffirm the fight".
• United States: "Nakba 78" protests are being mobilized by a network of over 400 organizations across major cities, including New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. These events frequently occur near Jewish community centers or synagogues, leading to heightened security.
  Recent and Ongoing Context
• Surge in Antisemitism: These protests follow a week of significant activity, including a 20,000-person rally against antisemitism held in London on May 10 after a spike in attacks on Jewish residents.
• Safety Warnings: Security organizations have noted a 95% increase in violent online posts targeting Jews recently, often peaking around coordinated global protest days.
• Counter-Activity: Some Jewish and Zionist groups are organizing counter-rallies or "Rapid Response" volunteer efforts to protest what they describe as "anti-Zionist libels" and targeted harassment.
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After thought... 
• Forgive me for being suspicious, but I just got off the Interstate highway (Interstate 10 Eastbound somewhere in Mississippi), when this bus pulls up in the rest area.  And off the bus comes a large number what we call, military aged males. The line at the restroom was so long that the door was held open and many were anxiously waiting to do their business.  While they waited they were holding/using their brand new cellphones (all phones looked identical).  Not a single female was anywhere to be seen anywhere around the bus, nor were there any children. So this was not a family outing.  
• Hmm, a bus load of military aged men; is it unreasonable to think they might have a sponsor to pay for shiny new yellow bus.
• I know there's a wealthy sponsor out there who likes to instigate riots and such by using military aged men... I believe his name is, Neville Roy Singham. 
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If Fauci and all those involved do not lose all their government benefits and end up in jail, consider this entire hearing just another waste of taxpayer dollars.

See full session below:

"Out of this society of free men great leaders have sprung at every crisis in our history."

A FOREIGN POLICY FOR AMERICANS

By Senator Robert A. Taft

Doubleday & Company, Inc.,  1951

FOREWORD BY THE AUTHOR

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3rd paragraph:

"Out of this society of free men great leaders have sprung at every crisis in our history. They have resembled each other singularly. In basic qualities of profound morality, courage, common sense, and foresight Lincoln was one with Washington." ~ Senator Robert A. Taft

I'm certain that if the good Senator were around today he would have added a third name to leaders quoted above.  So I have taken the liberty to rephrase his verbiage in the print below. 

Out of this society of free men great leaders have sprung at every crisis in our history. They have resembled each other singularly. In basic qualities of profound morality, courage, common sense, and foresight Lincoln was one with Washington and Donald Trump was one with both." ~ Author of this blogpost. 

UPDATE 

Foreword by the Author

I HAVE WRITTEN this book to emphasize the fact

that the freedom of the people of the United States is in serious

danger from the foreign policy of the present Administration.

I have frequently written of the danger to liberty at home from

the constant increase in the activity, the spending, and the

power of the Federal Government, but today the threat from

foreign policy is even greater. We have wandered far from its

true purpose to preserve the peace and liberty of the people of

the United States. Even when the purpose has been correctly

understood, mistakes of judgment have led us into dangerous

paths. We are embarked on a voyage at this moment in which

a continued failure of understanding and judgment may wreck

the greatest adventure in freedom the human race has ever

known.

Our forefathers came to a continent of forests, wide plains,

and savages. They lived by the work of their own hands. Those

who did not wish to work for another man opened new land

for themselves. There was no trace in their hard, free life of a

caste system or a feudal system or an inherited aristocracy.

More than a century before Marx was born a frontier equality

in social relations gave us—and still gives us—an unequaled

social democracy in the true sense of those Communist-per-

verted words. The pioneers, who carried with them one book,

the Bible, also laid up for us a moral capital which has not yet 6 Foreword by the Author

Out of this society of free men great leaders have sprung at

every crisis in our history. They have resembled each other

singularly. In basic qualities of profound morality, courage,

common sense, and foresight Lincoln was one with Wash-

ington.

Today we face threats to our liberty and moral foundation

from abroad and from our foreign and domestic programs.

Distance has been so diminished by the airplane, and weapons

have become so destructive, that this threat must be met on a

world scale. If we are foolish in our use of our strength, we

shall not survive; and with our freedom will disappear the

little that remains of freedom in the rest of the world.

Po^vexj^ithput foresight leads to disaster.-Our international

relations have been conducted with so little foresight since

1941 that six years after vast military victories in Europe and

Asia we face a more dangerous threat than any that has

menaced us before. Our soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen

have not failed us. Our political leaders have. By 1941 anyone

who was not bamboozled by Soviet psychological warfare

knew that the Soviet Government was a predatory totalitarian

tyranny intent on establishing Communist dictatorship through-

out the world. But our leaders failed to foresee that the Soviet

Union would turn against us after the defeat of Germany and

Japan. They made no attempt to insure our future against that

eventuality. They brought forth no positive policy for the crea-

tion of a free and united Europe or for the preservation of the

independence of China. They preferred wishful thinking to

facts, and convinced themselves that Stalin would co-operate

with them to create a free world of permanent peace. So at

Teheran, Yalta, and Potsdam they handed Stalin the freedom

of eastern Europe and Manchuria, and prepared our present

peril.

Their foresight was such that in face of all the facts, as late

as May 4, 1950, according to the New York Times, President

Truman "asserted repeatedly that he saw no possibility that Foreword by the Author 7

the 'cold war' wojulddevelop into a shooting war and even

promised to reduce the defense budget next year."

On June 25, 1950, the Korean war began. The deaths and

wounds that Americans have suffered there have at least

served to educate our national Administration—after the

event. It has been the most expensive education that the peo-

ple of the United States have ever paid for.

What is the record?

In 1945, when Mr. Truman became President, the Soviet

Union was exhausted. Much of its industry was destroyed. It

had no atomic bomb, no long-range bombing planes, no seri-

ous navy. Its hold on eastern Europe was shaky. China was

our ally and the Chinese Communists were hemmed into a

small area.

President Truman held such power as no man had ever held

before. Our air force was incomparably superior to any other.

Our navy was more powerful than the combined navies of the

rest of the world. Our army was a superb fighting force at the

peak of efficiency. Our industrial plant, by far the greatest in

the world, was intact. We alone had the atomic bomb which

guaranteed the speedy destruction of any nation that might

dare to risk war with us. We could have seized and held the

initiative for the creation of a free and peaceful world. Our

leaders did not know how or where to lead.

Today Stalin has atomic bombs and long-range bombers

capable of delivering them on the United States. He has 175

Soviet divisions, and 60 satellite divisions in Europe, and a

Chinese Communist army of about 3,000,000 in Asia. He has

some 50,000 tanks and more than 15,000 tactical aircraft. His

Indo-Chinese accomplices are draining the strength of the

French Army. His guerrillas are withstanding the British Army

in Malaya. He has riveted an iron control on eastern Europe.

China is his ally. To face Stalin's 225 divisions the Western

democracies and ourselves are scheduled to have thirty divi-

sions in Europe—perhaps—by the end of 1951. Moreover,

Soviet psychological warfare has been so successful in Western 8 Foreword by the Author

Europe that one fourth of the French and one third of the

Italians vote Communist.

In 1941 Stalin ruled 180 million subjects and was not sure

that he or his empire would survive. In 1951 Stalin directs 800

million people. Unless our foreign policy is conducted more

competently than it has been during the past ten years, our

very survival is in doubt. There may be infinite arguments as

to the wisdom of many steps in our foreign policy since 1943.

But there can be little argument as to its results.

There is an old saying that the road to hell is paved with

good intentions. Our national administration has had good

intentions.

We do not need to seek further than the Sermon on the

Mount to know the first step we must take if freedom under

God is to survive in our country and in the rest of the world:

"A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit, neither can a

corrupt tree bring forth good fruit.

"Every tree that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down,

and cast into the fire.

"Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them.