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The moment the Iranians start getting bombed, they will strike back by hitting Israeli cities and U.S. bases all over the Middle East. At that point we would be at war with the Iranians, and there would be no turning back.
The same conditions that prevailed during the Dust Bowl years of the 1930s are returning, and scientists have warned us that the megadrought that has now begun could continue for a long time to come.
In what can only be described as a chilling turn in American political discourse, segments of the political left are increasingly normalizing—and in some cases outright endorsing—violence as a legitimate response to ideological disagreement.
Have you ever heard of "religious switching"? The Pew Research Center describes it as a growing "phenomenon" where individuals shift their religious identities from childhood to adulthood. This doesn't refer to changes within the same faith, but rather to those who either adopt a new religion or disaffiliate religious practice altogether.
The World Economic Forum has predicted an inevitable cyber-pandemic is coming and they are getting ready to practice a response. This should be a warning to all of us.
Not long ago, the United States was an uncontested superpower. Nor was it that long ago that the United States fielded a military that was qualitatively unrivaled, and perhaps the most powerful and most advanced military in history. But that supremacy is now in danger and the public needs to understand what is at stake.
If passed, it would classify so-called "misgendering" as child abuse or "coercive control." In other words, parents who don't condone a child's transgender self-identification will be subject to punishment -- including but not limited to losing custody of their own children.
For years now, in at least 12 countries in Africa, jihad has been spreading. Local jihadist organizations go by different names, but the ideology that drives them is the same: Every one of them deeply believes that Allah wants him to wipe the world clean of the kuffar (infidels).
Iran has spent years preparing for this moment, building a network of retaliatory capabilities that could wreak havoc far beyond its borders. If the U.S. bombs Iran, here's how Tehran could strike back.