Donald Trump Won The Iran War
Donald J Trump
… Iran War Turns into Trump Middle East Triumph: We are about to see the biggest reshaping of the Middle East since Moses led the Jews out of Egypt.The spin doctors can spin whatever the damn well please, but the historians are going to write that @realDonaldTrump is the most consequential force in reshaping the Middle East in modern memory. https://t.co/J9Fnoqc8k6
— James Jay Carafano (@JJCarafano) August 6, 2026
Like the pharaoh, who missed every warning sign up to the parting of the Red Sea, the critics and questioners of Trump’s tug-of-war with what’s left of the Iran regime seem obtuse to the prophetic truth that the region will never be the same again—in a good way.
Condemnation of the Trumpian way of war comes from corners that have a vested interest in seeing Trump’s triumph as a loss.
Maximalists. They would only be happy if Trump fought the war they wanted, arguing that nothing less than overthrowing the regime would do. Anything else is a defeat and a humiliation. That’s a perversion of the president’s more limited goals to eliminate the regime’s capacity to bully and destabilize the region—objectives largely accomplished.
Minimalists. They would only be satisfied if America did nothing, contending, “Trump has dragged the United States into a needless war with Iran—and one with no clear end,” ignoring that the regime building a nuclear arsenal; constantly threatening its neighbors; plotting the assassination of U.S. officials; and engineering the horrific October 7 attacks on Israel were clear and present dangers, and that Trump demolished these threats in a way that no other American president ever came close to even denting.
Procrastinators. They are impatient and confused by what they see as Trump’s waffling, vacillating between negotiating and punishing the regime, overlooking the deep conviction behind his strategy, a sincere humanitarian streak which abhors needless loss of life—ours and theirs. Since he has largely accomplished our war aims, Trump can take a more measured approach to get to the end-state he wants without unnecessary loss of life and needless destruction. Instead, he is “de-risking—every time the Iranians fail to meet their obligations or retaliate, he takes more capabilities and assets of Iran off the table.” Rest assured, worriers, that while the war may only be over when the enemy quits—the truth is that the enemy has already lost, and now the only prospect they face is that the more they fight, the more they lose.
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The Most Crooked & Corrupt Election in History
Donald J Trump
… intelligence regarding significant security vulnerabilities, foreign data breaches, and potential manipulation risks.New evidence further undermines claim that 2020 election was ‘most secure’ in history https://t.co/DNcgRhGQhh
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) August 7, 2026
fter several batches of documents were recently declassified and released by the White House, the American people now have more evidence than ever that while officials claimed 2020 was a historically secure election, the government had plenty of evidence of security vulnerabilities, hacks and foreign interference.
Shortly after the election, senior government officials insisted that it was the “most secure” in American history, deflecting concerns about security, including about voting systems and mail-in-ballots.
One of the lead government officials responsible for election security, Chris Krebs, the then-director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, testified to the Senate after the election that he had approved an assessment that said “the 2020 election was the most secure in U.S. history.”
However, after the new batches of documents were declassified and released this summer by the White House, Americans have more evidence than ever that those same officials knew about significant breaches of election data and internally raised concerns about how foreign actors could influence the election and the vulnerability of electronic voting machines.
President Donald Trump has used this evidence to argue for Congress to pass the SAVE America Act, which would, among other provisions, require proof of citizenship for individuals to vote in federal elections.
None of the evidence released so far by the White House suggests that votes were manipulated or provides proof of widespread fraud, but it does raise concerns about the ability of actors, domestic or foreign, to exploit voter data or interfere in the election process.
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Department of War Publishes Fifth Release of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Files
The Department of War and our agency partners are actively working on the next release of UAP files. The fifth release of UAP files is available now on WAR.GOV/UFO
Sean Parnell, Assistant to the Secretary of War for Public Affairs and Chief Pentagon Spokesman
… directive ordering transparency on decades of UAP records. Prior tranches were released in May, June, and July.The U.S. Department of War released its fifth PURSUE tranche of UAP files today, August 7, 2026: 513 MB of video and 130 MB of documents from agencies including the DOW and FBI.
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) August 7, 2026
PURSUE is a rolling declassification program launched May 8, 2026, after President Trump's February… pic.twitter.com/8gOi6ENRjI
The new files feature historical film analyses from the 1950s and recent digital renderings of triangular objects with lights sighted in locations including Colorado and the Western U.S.
Run, Hide, Fight—Infidels
The threat of radical Islam is real. Hollywood has refused to tell that story for three decades. Now, we’re saying the thing with the biggest, most audacious, funniest and most kickass film Daily Wire has ever released. Here’s the trailer.
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) August 6, 2026
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I’ll Need Your ID Please
This Mamdani video is hilarious. Trump busting Mamdani for an ID so he can get a burger and fries. π
— Bill Mitchell (@mitchellvii) August 6, 2026
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Fauci, 6 August 2026
… reputation must be stripped of every remaining fiction until he is permanently disgraced and ostracized.Some may see the Faucis’ current misery as a form of justice, but compared with the suffering they caused, including the wife’s role as head of “bioethics,” it is nowhere near enough. The entire origins cover up operation must be exposed, every lie must be laid bare, and Fauci’s… https://t.co/X1twjo6aTX
— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) August 7, 2026
Senator Rand Paul
That’s funny that’s pretty much what Fauci did to our Committee and the American people last week.
It’s official: letters to prosecute Fauci have been hand delivered to @DOJ. pic.twitter.com/d6hrIJRx1Z
— Senator Rand Paul (@SenRandPaul) August 6, 2026
Cheers to @SenRandPaul, who ran one of the most important and effective oversight efforts ever on Tony Fauci.
— πΊπΈ Mike Davis πΊπΈ (@mrddmia) August 7, 2026
The Trump Justice Department must prosecute this monster.
I would truly feel empathy for Fauci but, in truth, in thousands of pages of emails and daily logs, he never once expressed or apparently felt any empathy for the anyone else his decisions affected, except the rich and famous. His behavior was sociopathic throughout.
— Jeffrey A Tucker (@jeffreytucker) August 7, 2026
2021. Fauci laughs at the suggestion that he should be prosecuted and then deflects to January 6th.
— MAZE (@mazemoore) August 6, 2026
Raging narcissist. pic.twitter.com/K46fhOILSk
π¨ NEW: FAUCI JUST FLIPPED THE BIRD AT REPORTERS π¨
— Jesse Watters (@JesseBWatters) August 7, 2026
JUST MOMENTS AFTER A SENATE COMMITTEE VOTED TO HOLD HIM IN CONTEMPT... WOW! π£
Investigators also just got a COPY of FAUCI'S CELL-PHONE π₯
Every TEXT. Every EMAIL. Every VIDEO. pic.twitter.com/m9nKZaU7VZ
Dr Melhus, 4 May 2020
God bless Ola Melhus, MD for sending this note to Fauci on May 4, 2020. pic.twitter.com/f0VGNJRchn
— Jeffrey A Tucker (@jeffreytucker) August 6, 2026
Mike Steger, 6 August 2026
In this overview, Mike Steger examines Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and argues that his campaign represents a continuation of the political movement popularized by Barack Obama. He explores El-Sayed's political ideology, record in public office, and why he believes El-Sayed's vision would deepen division rather than rebuild the country.
The discussion then turns to the origins of Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood, the Palestine Committee, and the creation of CAIR. Mike follows the Holy Land Foundation terrorism financing trial, examines the role of El-Sayed's father-in-law, Tayeb Jukaku, and argues that these political and financial connections reveal a broader ideological network influencing American politics.
From there, Mike examines the history of the Rhodes Scholarship and British imperialist Cecil Rhodes, arguing that many modern political leaders have adopted methods rooted in division rather than national development.
Finally, the discussion contrasts those ideas with what Mike describes as the American System of economic growth, rebuilding Detroit through manufacturing, productive labor, and national development. Mike argues that President Trump's agenda represents a return to those American methods and offers an alternative vision centered on economic expansion, national unity, and rebuilding the country's industrial strength.
Accountability Isn’t a Slogan—It’s Now the Standard
… we’ve returned $7 billion to the American people.Because of President Trump’s leadership, this FBI has swept away years of waste, cut bloated contracts, canceled the unnecessary $5 billion headquarters project, and restored accountability to how we spend taxpayer dollars.
— FBI Director Kash Patel (@FBIDirectorKash) August 6, 2026
By consolidating facilities and fixing bad habits,… pic.twitter.com/NE8zZtVFRR
Accountability isn’t a slogan—it’s now the standard. We’re building an FBI that is leaner, stronger, more efficient, and relentlessly focused on protecting the American people.