Struggle and Winds of Change

 The news cycle in the past week has been quite intense.  First, a lesbian leftist activist in Minnesota tried to flatten an ICE agent with her car, and she was shot by said agent in total self-defense.  Of course, ICE is perceived as the villain, despite the fact that the facts themselves speak louder.   Then, there is an uprising in Iran - it seems as if the long-suffering Persian nation is sick of insane ayatollahs dictating their every moves, and they are saying enough is enough.  The regime there - almost 50 years of it - is about to go down I believe, and it's a good thing for the Iranian people.  I wanted to talk some about that today. 

There is a struggle going on in today's world - it is a spiritual war with physical manifestations, and both sides are starting to fight more intensely.  This is the drama of "principalities and powers" spelled out in Ephesians, and the stakes in this war are high ones - the souls of many nations.  Iran is perhaps a major point of contention, and has been since 1979 when the Khomeini regime took over and totally destroyed the nation.  Although opinions are varied as to the former Shah, one thing is certain - he was no Ayatollah!  I have always had an admiration for the Shah, and although even some of my fellow conservatives don't see him as their favorite person, I personally believe he was an amazing leader.  However, much of the secular media have tarnished the Shah's legacy, much in the same way they did with Francisco Franco and they are attempting to do with President Trump now.   Thankfully, people are waking up to the garbage that has been peddled, and there has been backlash against secularism in the West in recent years - and of course, the evil on the other side has ramped up its game too.  With the trends that are happening, the rule of the Ayatollahs is about to end, and probably within a matter of weeks if not days.  The people in Iran are saying they are tired of being suppressed by a bunch of horny old fanatics with turbans and long beards telling them how much of a woman's face should be exposed. The women are burning their burqas, and their husbands, sons, and brothers are burning down the mosques where those atrocities were codified into law.  What I find baffling though is how Western leftists are responding. 

You would think that feminists would be overjoyed at burqa burnings as much as their predecessors were at bra burnings a couple of generations back.  But, they are just the opposite - they are calling Trump an "imperialist" and are defending the ayatollahs!  Many of these idiots do not seem to grasp that if they were in Iran right now, the ayatollahs would have them chucked off the highest skyscraper in Tehran.  Like many radical Islamists, the ayatollahs are no friends of Western liberalism - these are people who still beat women into submission, they chop the heads off of homosexuals, and God forbid a woman like Rosie O'Donnell walks down the streets of any Iranian city over the past 50 years - they would roast her alive.   Yet, for some reasons, Western leftists seem to bed up with radical Islamists, whether it is the megalomaniacal ayatollahs in Iran or the murderous intifada terrorists associated with ISIS or Al Qaeda.  The Taliban, for instance, think that Joe Biden is their most stupid best friend, considering the billions of dollars in top-notch military technology he left abandoned on airstrips in Kabul when he pulled us out like a horny playboy pulls out of a cheap hooker.  However, the Iranian people, as well as the Venezuelans and others, have a different view of their oppressors - they are grateful to see them gone, and many Venezuelans love Trump for what he did in capturing the despot Maduro - yet, blue-haired, gender-ambiguous Antifa scum are making Maduro a hero; for the love of God, why??? 

Another bright spot in the story though is that the Crown Prince of Iran (and its rightful ruler) is rallying the people there, and in time, the Shah may be the leader of the nation again.  If that happens, it would be an answer to prayer for so many, so prayers for his Imperial Majesty the Shah.  May God be with Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi as he reclaims his rightful throne, and the ayatollah cockroaches are sent scattering as they should be.  

The flag above was the imperial flag of Iran before it was almost destroyed by the demonic ayatollahs.  This flag is becoming a common symbol again now, as many people are ripping down the ayatollah's bastardized flag and are restoring this one to its rightful place.  I too stand with the Iranian people - they are a good people, an honorable people, and they deserve a hell of a lot better than what they have had to tolerate almost 50 years.  It's a new day, and for a Monarchist like myself, I couldn't be more excited. 

I may have more to say about this in the future, but for now, let's just see how things unfold.  Thanks again for allowing me to share, and will see you again soon.