Over this past month it would seem that Donald Trump, the President of the United States of America, has expired his remaining political clout on the war with the Islamic Republic of Iran at the behest of the Zionist State of Israel.
While this benefits him and his Zionist backers, the war is greatly unpopular with American citizens, even many of those with an “America First” and MAGA persuasion who had previously supported President Trump.
This new war in the Middle East is especially opposed by the young Americans who would fall into the demographic drafted to fight if the war expands in scope, as a result, massive rallies to protest the war have been held across every major city in the United States of America and around various American embassies in Canada, featuring the slogan of everyday people refusing to fight the “Epstein war for the Epstein class.”
The events from earlier this year in Venezuela seem to have made Trump overconfident in the American military’s ability for conducting seamless regime change operations. However, unlike the situation in Venezuela — where admittedly the leadership capitulated following the extradition of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro — the Islamic Revolution held their ground even in the face of the murder for their leader Ayatollah Khamenei.
This has lead to a month of hot conflict around key geostrategic areas in the Middle East, such as the Strait of Hormuz at the entrance to the Persian/Arab Gulf, essential for the Zio-American-aligned gulf states for exporting oil. The Iranian-aligned Houthi militia out of Yemen has also joined the wider fight, buffering the Islamic Axis of Resistance against Zio-American Imperialism.
Ironically, during the 2016 US Presidential Election, Trump had initially gained popularity as an upstart candidate lambasting the Bush family for their erroneous interventions in Iraq during the 1990s and 2000s, winning the support of much of “fly over America” which would become the core of the MAGA base. He would sell them out by precipitating this next war in Iran — a process which he had already started escalating at the end of his first term with the assassination of General Qasem Soleimani in early 2020.
The Islamic Revolution is holding steadfast, they will not fold even leaders are killed, this is an important lesson for us, that the resolve of a highly principled society continues the lives of its leaders, that the fight survives them, and that everyday people will stand up for their country in the face of the worst tragedies. This is the true spirit of martyrdom which the Islamic Revolution understands intimately, a spiritual courage that knows not those who only fight for a worldly accumulation, as in that of the Zio-American Empire.
President Trump has indeed overplayed his hand, he is scrambling to coerce his beleaguered allies and other more capable countries — everywhere from the European Union to the People’s Republic of China — to join a fight that no one else asked for in the first place. This ordeal with Iran may very well finally be the end of the political career of Donald J. Trump.
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