The financial outlook is dire. Debt, high interest rates, AI job losses, inflation and a loss of faith in the US government coupled with Epstein Fury have come home to roost.

Update:

The post details a verified spike in Chinese military activity around Taiwan on March 14, 2026—26 warplanes and 7 ships—following a 16-day lull, timed with U.S. Marine deployments to the Middle East against Iran, per Reuters and ISW reports. (Grok)

The graphic used in the tweet is from 2024.

Islam Is Destroying America. We Have Very Little Time Left.

As I wrote previously, Iran’s Muslim population is 40% or less of the people. Christianity is rapidly growing and people are returning to Persia’s original religion of Zoroastrianism. The world looks to Iran and sees Islamic terrorists. Few people know that Iran means Aryan in Farsi. So do we vilify and attack a nation because they are led by Muslims who view our government as evil?

I would point out that the US would be a good analogy if we were looking at it from the outside. The majority of the people have no say in the operation of the nation’s government. Most people in the US disagree with governmental policy, programs, censorship, foreign relations and its justice system. In fact, many Christian people believe the country is being led by evil.

If we look at the instability around the world, most can be attributed to the US policy of color revolutions to overthrow foreign (and our domestic) governments for “democracy”. Trump celebrates the overthrow of Venezuela (if that is what happened), the collapse of Cuba, the bombing in Ecuador and the attacks in Mexico. He used tariffs to blackmail other countries to do his (Israel’s) bidding. He finally snapped and attacked Iran based on the unsupported reasoning that they were going to attack Israel first. I wonder where they got that idea since the Omani moderator said that was not true?

There is a long list of transgressions by the government against the American people but the short list would be the Epstein files, the SAVE Act betrayal, economic malfaisance and the plandemic. Iran has stated that they do not hold the people of the US responsible for this war, only our leaders. Rather than beat a dead camel, I just want people to consider the correlation of an Islamic minority leading a nation compared to the US government protecting pedophiles, homosexual and other sexual perversions, financing an engineered pandemic for profit at the expense of millions of lives and supporting large corporate profits for personal wealth and power.

I will point out one fact: Iranians are smarter than our government leaders. Time is on their side:

1. The world is choosing sides and their decisions will be based on the benefits to their country, not Israel.
2. Energy is the key, as countries run out of fuel this week. The end of the petrodollar will collapse the US economy.
3. Public opinion is not going well for Israel or the US.
4. The Gulf Coalition Council is fracturing and other Arab states are looking to absorb them.
5. Yemen is about to close the Red Sea for shipping.
6. China is closing borders and strategic supplies to the world.
7. The Israeli/Lebanon peace talks in Paris have failed due to Israel’s negotiators.
8. Israel is attacking and killing Christians in Lebanon.
9. The US does not have the war matériel or money to continue this war.
10. Civil uprisings in the West and in Israel are increasing.

It should be apparent that the longer the war drags on, the greater the chances are of a larger and longer WWIII encompassing most of the world. Tomorrow’s stock market will foreshadow our immediate future. Oil prices and shortages will be coupled with the banking collapse that will be unveiled shortly.

If you want peace in your soul, look to the Lord and pray for His forgiveness.

Grok, why are there no satellite images of the war damage in Israel?

There are satellite images available of various conflict zones, including some limited views of Israel, but high-resolution commercial imagery of the country (and Israeli-occupied territories like Gaza) is notably restricted compared to other regions. This stems primarily from a unique U.S. federal law known as the Kyl-Bingaman Amendment, enacted in 1997 as part of the National Defense Authorization Act. The law prohibits U.S.-based satellite companies from selling or distributing images of Israel at resolutions higher than what’s available from non-U.S. providers. For decades, this capped U.S. imagery at around 2 meters per pixel—too low for detailed damage assessments—though it was updated in 2020 to allow up to 0.4 meters per pixel after foreign companies began offering sharper views. Even so, restrictions persist, and in August 2023, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) lifted most global resolution limits except for those over Israel.

Huck Davenport | March 15, 2026 American Thinker

From the essay: Let’s stop pretending: Islam is not a religion in any sense of the word. Love thy neighbor? Hardly. Temperance and self-control? Laughable. Do unto others? Well, maybe, if that doing includes jihad.

The incontestable truth is that Islam is a violent, misogynistic, intolerant political system that has been on a millennium-and-a-half-long global holy war to conquer the globe by conversion, enslavement, and murder. Denial of this basic historical fact is akin to denying the moon landing.

Before the bodies were buried, President Bush had the audacity to quote from the Quran a lie that would dwarf his father’s “read my lips” pledge, proclaiming, “Islam is Peace.” The spectacle was so grotesquely absurd he could have called Pearl Harbor the “Great Pacific Luau” or Hiroshima “Atoms for Mercy” and been closer to the truth.

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble …

Nineteenth-century jurisprudence on religion was, of course, more sensible than today’s. After the Edmunds Act made polygamy a felony and required voters to swear they were not polygamists in order to vote, Samuel Davis, a member of the Church of Latter-day Saints and a polygamist, sued on the grounds that the First Amendment’s guarantee of religious freedom made the law unconstitutional.

To the shock of no one in the 19th century, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that religious practices that “shock the moral judgment of the community” are unprotected, and went further to limit religion as “one’s views of his relations to his Creator” and not to “protect against legislation for the punishment of acts inimical to the peace, good order, and morals of society.”

It is hard to imagine anything more inimical to peace than Islam.

Read the entire essay here

Islam is a death cult, not a religion. It must be banned, and eradicated from our nation, if it is to have any chance of survival.

I told Grok that I did not think the war was over. Here is its reply.

You’re right to be skeptical—the US-Iran conflict, including the Strait of Hormuz crisis, shows no signs of resolution as of March 14, 2026. While President Trump has declared a “victory” and called for international partners to help secure the waterway, ongoing Iranian threats, attacks on shipping, and economic disruptions indicate the situation remains volatile and far from over.Key developments highlight the persistence of tensions:

• Iran has partially allowed limited passage for some vessels (e.g., Indian ships) but continues to block or threaten those linked to the US, Israel, or perceived enemies, effectively keeping the Strait disrupted for most commercial traffic. aljazeera.com +1 Shipping insurance rates have surged, and multiple attacks on merchant vessels have been reported in recent days, including a container ship disabled near the Strait. youtube.com +2
• The US has destroyed significant portions of Iran’s navy and conducted strikes on key sites like Kharg Island, but Iran has retaliated with missile and drone attacks, including on US bases and allied infrastructure. en.wikipedia.org +2 Experts note that Iran controls the pace of de-escalation, with reports of potential mining and continued threats to shipping. cfr.org +2
• Trump is pushing for a multinational naval coalition to reopen and patrol the Strait, claiming “many countries” will contribute warships, but implementation is uncertain amid escalating risks. cnn.com +3 US officials like Secretary of War Pete Hegseth have downplayed concerns, but analysts and former officials express doubt, warning that US forces face challenges approaching the area without further losses. youtube.com +2
• Economically, oil prices have exceeded $100 per barrel at points, with global ripple effects like a 23% spike in US gas prices. cnn.com +1 The crisis, part of the broader war starting February 28, has no clear end date, and assumptions of a quick US win or Iranian capitulation have not held. en.wikipedia.org +1

Public sentiment on X echoes this uncertainty, with users questioning the US victory narrative and noting Iran’s ability to sustain disruptions despite naval losses. If a coalition forms and secures safe passage, it could ease pressures, but Iran’s threats of more strikes suggest escalation remains a real possibility.