Posted on 07/24/2026 12:51:00 PM PDT by SmokingJoe
🚨 THIS is the speech that should terrify every American.
Senator Tim Sheehy just dropped the most brutal, unfiltered truth about Iran you’ll ever hear.
For 47 years the Iranian regime has been hunting us — vaporizing Marines, skinning Americans alive on camera, cutting our troops in half with EFPs, and celebrating every death.
They don’t care who you voted for. They don’t care where you live. They want every single one of us raped, burned, and cut into pieces. This isn’t politics.
This is a death cult that has been at war with America since 1979… and we’ve been pretending otherwise. Watch the full speech. Every. Single. Second. Then share it.
Because the regime that did this to our brothers is still standing. Iran has never paid the real price. It’s time they do.
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Yes,
There is a problem with Islam.
There is historically, main stream accepted by many of that religion, doctrinal, supported by many of their clergy, an idea of what Islam means that includes oppression, violence and expansionism.
You can almost EXPECT to find violence follow where this ROP (sarc) spreads, and it does not matter if it is with Hindu, Jews, Christians, Buddhists, Zoroastrians, in Europe, Asia, North America, or Africa, liberal Netherlands, or conservative Ireland.
BUT- You do not want to frame and define the problem that way.
Why?
There are millions of Muslims that do not practice their faith in such a way. There are millions of Muslims that are modernizing not only technologically, but socially advancing.
If you define Islam as the problem, you make many more people who are NOT a threat and NOT a problem into your enemy.
Be happy for the good people, that simply want a better life for themselves and their children, work hard, pay their taxes, and while being Muslim do not go down the road of radicalization, violence and oppression.
Be smart enough to realize there is a “systemic issue,” and take appropriate action in immigration, INTEL, etc.
But don’t marginalize all of them.
This is an incredible speech.
I’m sure our the MSM will bury it.
If it were a homo crying about not having his sex change paid for because Trump made some policy changes in what the health care system in the DoW pays for, THAT would make the news.
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The boy that cried wolf.
—Iran does sponsor terrorism, flat out. But that argument falls on deaf ears. we're cried terrorism to the public many times.
—Even the “mad man” argument, used against everyone we don't like: Saddam, Putin, Maduro has lost it's effect.
—The WMD argument has been over used and abused: Iraq (abused), Syria (over used).
Now we face off with a nation that really has mad men leading them, that wants to build WMD (they don't even conceal this!), and is heavily involved in terrorism... And the American public is NUMB.
It's just another war for the average American.
Now we face off with a nation that really has mad men leading them, that wants to build WMD (they don’t even conceal this!), and is heavily involved in terrorism... And the American public is NUMB.
Like the “Mad Men” we faced off in the 1930s-40s? The Iranians have similar beliefs.
CHAPTER TWO A Brief History of Israeli-Iranian Cooperation and Confrontation . ... 9
...Although the Shah was sensitive to Arab anti-Israeli sentiment and became more openly critical of Israel after the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, he continued Iran’s quiet cooperation with Israel based on shared interests. Israel likewise found that it served its interests to form strategic alliances with non-Arab Middle Eastern countries such as Iran to counter hostile Arab states.
Such cooperation did not end even after the Iranian revolution, despite the Islamic Republic’s avowed ideological hostility toward Israel, as pragmatic interests and common enemies often trumped ideology. Iran continued to see Israel as a valuable counterweight to Baathist Iraq whereas Israeli leaders hoped that Iran would serve as a counterweight not only to Iraq but to the wider Arab world. Hence,pragmatic relations between Iran and Israel continued well into the 1980s, though on a much more limited scale.
Being such an ally of ours I searched for (using Startpage search engine) "Israeli display of support for US after Iranian students took over U.S. embassy in Tehran" and all I got back that had any mention of Israel was this 2019 Times of Israel article
www.timesofisrael.com/iran-student-leader-now-regrets-1979-takeover-of-us-embassy/
Some ally.
Not since 1979...since Islam has been around. It needs to be wiped off the face of the earth at all levels.
It is not I who marginalize them. It is their Islamic beliefs. As long as they consider themselves "Muslim", it will continue to do so.
The "millions" you refer to are not the majority or anywhere close to it. Some of these few may try and fit in, but when the chips are down, they are the exceptions, not the rule. Simply look at what is happening in Europe and almost everywhere Mohammad and his followers' rule. Islam itself is the cancer. The Muslim people are the victims, but usually wholeheartedly and willing.
I stand by Winston Churchill's observations from 125 years ago. They are as true today as they were then...
How dreadful are the curses which Mohammedanism lays on its votaries! Besides the fanatical frenzy, which is as dangerous in a man as hydrophobia in a dog, there is this fearful fatalistic apathy. The effects are apparent in many countries, improvident habits, slovenly systems of agriculture, sluggish methods of commerce, and insecurity of property exist wherever the followers of the Prophet rule or live. A degraded sensualism deprives this life of its grace and refinement, the next of its dignity and sanctity. The fact that in Mohammedan law every woman must belong to some man as his absolute property, either as a child, a wife, or a concubine, must delay the final extinction of slavery until the faith of Islam has ceased to be a great power among men. Individual Moslems may show splendid qualities, but the influence of the religion paralyses the social development of those who follow it. No stronger retrograde force exists in the world. Far from being moribund, Mohammedanism is a militant and proselytizing faith. It has already spread throughout Central Africa, raising fearless warriors at every step…” Winston Churchill, "The River War, 1899"
Why are we not amassing troops and preparing to invade Iran and end this regime? Why is the USA pussyfooting around? Anything short of stringing up their subhuman ‘leaders’ will be a resounding war loss, period: In other words, they win and we lose. Look at New York! Twenty-five short years after September 11 and they’ve got an America-hating jihadist as mayor, plus the media is enthralled. To Iran, that is progress, and noticeable progress that stands as an example for muslim subhumans everywhere. They may not say it, write it, or even tell their friends, but it’s happily in their heads.
Tehran should be carpet-bombed from north to south, east to west, or any other way, but Iran should be in flames for the whole world to see. Mess with America, declare yourself an enemy and declare publicly that you want to bring death to all Americans and to the west, and face the consequences, which means your country is destroyed, your people and you killed, and your resources captured. But none of that is happening. Iran now and muslims and their death cult present a more serious threat to humanity than Germany ever did. Yet they face no consequences, apart from bombing deserted infrastructure that’s either already been bombed or is inoperable anyway. The way it looks to the world is that the USA has lost its will to fight an enemy. The bully has been challenged on the playground and is throwing stones from behind a fence at the challenger. That’s how the world sees it, and that’s how it will be remembered.
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I used to believe that too.
And yet today Saudi Arabia is letting women drive (small step, I know).
Qatar, UAE and Kuwait are changing dramatically.
UAE: https://sanddollardubai.com/blogs/beach-notes/uae-dress-code-tips-for-tourists-2023
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I agree that there is a systemic problem caused by their doctrine which mentions forced conversion, killing those that leave the faith, oppressing and lying to people. There is 1,400 years of this, lots of myths, stories and cultural artifacts that tell this religions followers this is the way to be. You have some clerics preaching this, and political figures exploiting these people (useful idiots).
Yet:
Things change and in today’s times, with the Internet, satellite TV and cell phone, mass movement of people, a global marketplace, 35 years can make for more social change than 100 years in the past (and I think I’m be conservative in that assessment).
GW Bush is the one that screwed this up. We used to have Iraq and Iran killing each other. Should have kept it that way.
I remember them taking OUR embassy and holding OUR people hostage.
Day after day.
I became a tanker because I thought we were going to fight Iran and it would be a tank war.
President Reagan scared the shirt out of them and they gave up.
I have watched for almost 50 years as those shirt heads have screwed around with us.
I remember the college professors saying how awful the Shah was.
The Shah was a pussycat compared to the shirt heads who followed him.
We should dig up those dead professors and bury them in a septic pond.
There’s no reasoning with their leaders.
Let the Green Beret do their original job with support from the mainline military.
Kill their leaders until they get tired of being killed.
If watching shirt heads die makes you queasy, go play pickleball.
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait etc are strong American allies.
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Remember Obozo’s admonition that his underlying allegiance was to Islam and that if the political winds should ever blow against his Muslim Middle East brethren, he would align with his Islamist friends. What this means for us and the West generally is that we should never blindly trust our Muslim allies who hold allegiance to Islam. This is especially true now with Saudi Arabia who is embarking on nuclear development - a very scary proposition in my opinion.
Amen!
Sheehy is 1000% !!!
This guy gets it!
Thank you Senator!!!!!!
Why are we not amassing troops and preparing to invade Iran and end this regime?
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Because their is zero support for an invasion of Iran among sane people.
However a small group of crazy people would like it to happen & some of those crazy people post on FR.
“It Ain’t Happening.”
“Why are we not amassing troops and preparing to invade Iran and end this regime?”
Underground movement.
Senator Sheehy!
If we’ve been at war since 1979, that’s a very slow mobilization effort by the US & the Persians.
“Xerxes could of fielded an army quicker.”
BFL
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