Blocking Latin Patriarch P. Battista from entering Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, preventing Eid prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque, & demolishing the mosque to construct Solomon’s Temple will be the end of ZI.

Apr 4

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Zionist Israel = ZI. Islamic Republic of Iran = IRI. Israel Occupying Force = IOF

The US is up against a nation of 90 million people, with terrain even tougher than Afghanistan’s. The deaths of leaders and children — especially the missile strike that killed 165 girls — have brought Iranians together against the attacker, even those who once opposed the regime.

Even after such devastating carpet bombing by American and IOF, victory still seems unlikely.

A full-scale invasion could become another Vietnam—only worse and longer—dragging on for years and potentially ending in a collapse for the US and Israel.

The US has only a handful of European allies for a ground operation, while Israel is on the brink of collapse as hundreds of thousands return home.

The IOF is taking heavy losses in Lebanon, and the ‘Iron Dome’ interceptors, already limited in effectiveness, are now depleted.

With their American bases and billion-dollar radar systems destroyed, along with much of their infrastructure, the Arab monarchies are unlikely to enter the war.

Instead, they may avoid depending on the paper tiger and turn to China, Russia, and Iran for support.

The illegal, Congress-unauthorized war against the IRI has ignited resistance movements stretching from Chechnya and Yemen to Palestine, Lebanon, and Iraq.

Although al-Sharaa’s rise to power in Syria is linked to the CIA and Mossad, he feels compelled to join the resistance movement in support of Syria’s goals, with public sentiment in the country remaining strongly anti-Israel.

The U.S. is preparing for ground operations in the midst of a global energy crisis. The shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz is taking a toll on the economies of the U.S., Canada, Europe, and even Australia.

Nobody wants to witness, much less endure, the return of body bags carrying military personnel.

Launching a ground operation would be political suicide. Trump’s support at home is weak, with resistance coming not only from Democrats but also from a sizable chunk of his own base.

His approval ratings are already dismal, and once the first coffins return to the U.S., the political climate will become completely unbearable for him.

Trump says the invasion is needed to “open” the strait, but the reality is far more troubling.

Following strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure, the IRGC hit desalination plants in Israel that supplied 47% of its water. In a region where water is valued even more than oil, similar facilities in Kuwait and the UAE have also been forced to close.

We still haven’t learned from Afghanistan and Iraq. Is this conflict just serving as an end in itself for the US and Israel, or has Donald Trump simply lost control over its consequences?

It’s probably a bit of both — the dominance of Pax Americana and Pax Zionism will take time to fade as a multipolar world emerges, with multiple currencies replacing the dollar as the sole standard.

It seems the president has lost influence over the Zionist lobby and the Zion-Christian Right, and Americans have no shortage of metaphors to describe his actions.

Still, going to war with the IRI feels like a calculated act of self-destruction for America.

Capturing Kharg Island might be possible with a few hundred casualties, but on the Iranian coast, American troops would stand out like sitting ducks. Over time, the losses they could face might be immeasurable.

We experienced something similar with Snake Island off Ukraine’s coast—it’s easy to take, but holding it comes with losses that far outweigh any benefit. Staying there is essentially a suicide mission.

Instead of reinforcing American hegemony, Trump seems to be dismantling it entirely. The real question is, how did this happen?

My best guess is that a misguided eschatological and dispensational ideology has taken hold..

This is what Zionist Christian and extremist Jewish groups call prophecy. You can visit Pastor Chuck Baldwin’s website at chuckbaldwinlive.com.

Netanyahu and his allies, particularly hardliners such as Ben-Gvir, strongly believe that the Messiah’s arrival is imminent.

They’ve been getting ready by building the Third Temple, sacrificing a red heifer, and pushing forward the ‘Greater Israel’ project — not just as symbolic acts, but as a clear call to action.

Christian Zionists share this belief, seeing the conflict in Israel involving the IRI as the final battle before Christ’s return.

Pete Hegseth, the head of the Pentagon, has spoken openly about it, telling troops, “You are going to die for the Second Coming; you are going on a crusade.”

The unsettling, inauthentic account of the sacrifice of a red heifer, described in Numbers 19 of the Jewish Torah, is a ritual rooted in biblical tradition.

It’s alleged to hold profound prophetic meaning and is seen as an important step in preparing for the coming of the Messiah.

This intricate ritual involves specific steps and the presence of a kohen (priest) to maintain ritual purity; a tradition often associated with preparations for rebuilding the Temple.

While many Christians and Jews dismiss this prophecy, some Zionists view it as a powerful, albeit irrational, push toward global dominance.

From this perspective, events like the genocide in Gaza and the deaths of 168 Iranian girls aren’t seen as tragedies, but as perceived steps in the tribulation, a concept tied to Christian Zionist beliefs.

Christian Zionists see a global catastrophe as a crucial event leading to the Second Coming of Christ, while Jews view it as the long-awaited first arrival of the Messiah.

Was IRI an imminent threat or actively working toward developing a nuclear bomb?

Syed Ali Khamenei still stands by Imam Khomeini’s fatwa against developing nuclear weapons, but Iran’s dedication to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) seems shaky, especially as the US and Israel appear to ignore international norms without facing consequences.

This raises the question: if the IRI really plans to leave the treaty, is it close to being seen as a nuclear power?

The Iranian people, with their two-thousand-year-old civilization, rich wisdom, and long tradition of peaceful dialogue and negotiation, have long recognized that such weapons are destructive and wrong, bringing nothing but devastation.

Guided by their spiritual beliefs and Imam Khomeini’s directive, IRI had refrained from taking action, but in a pivotal moment, would they change course?

Donald Trump openly acknowledged Israel’s nuclear arsenal, a subject long debated by analysts.

With fiery rhetoric from Trump and Netanyahu, it’s still unclear if Tel Aviv will actually deploy these weapons.

Netanyahu has pledged never to let Israel fall or be dismantled, while Trump recently claimed he’d push Iran back to the Stone Age.

If the nation’s survival is on the line, they might consider retrieving and using warheads.

However, with Iran’s advancements in drones, ballistic missiles, a million-strong army, and a resistance movement reaching as far as Chechnya, they don’t need WMDs to cause catastrophic damage to humanity.

Hostility toward the Israeli lobby, AIPAC, and Christian Zionists is at an all-time high. So, what has Trump really gained?

Nothing, the world now recognizes Zionism as cancerous tumor, and it is widely despised. In the US, the economy is struggling, stopping with billions of US tax dollars ZI is destined to collapse like a row of dominoes.

Instead of making America great, Donald Trump has bolstered the IRI and played a role in the dollar’s decline.

Meanwhile, Pete Hegseth has floated the idea of a Greater America that includes Greenland and Canada, and Netanyahu appears set on pursuing a Greater Israel extending from the Nile to the Euphrates in Iraq.

It’s an over-the-top push for control, exploitation, and dominance, combined with a clear disregard for international law.

The only way to explain PAX Americana and Zionist dominance is that the White House and Pentagon have become captive to end-times eschatological prophecies and false dispensationalists.

Zionist Christian right-wing influences are now dominating the White House, Pentagon, and State Department, with figures like Paula White—a pastor known for speaking in tongues, practicing hypnosis, and referring to Donald Trump as “Jesus”—taking center stage.

The White House even removed a video of her. These so-called pastors and clergy, aligned with hardline Israeli politicians fueled by messianic zeal, are influencing the current political scene.

Iran’s power comes not just from its missiles, but also from its people, education, and culture.

This is why Americans and Israelis are depicted as ruthless aggressors, accused of targeting girls’ schools, assassinating scientists, intellectuals, and scholars, and destroying bridges and hospitals.

This war is seen as a battle between darkness and light, truth and lies, justice and injustice, and liberation against occupation, free from humiliation and exploitation.

Catholics condemn the war and persecution of Palestinians, but once again face accusations of antisemitism and end up being scapegoated under the framework of the US’s new radical messianic policy.

The Pope recently announced a strict ban on praying for those he believes are responsible for the violence in the Middle East and Iran, saying, “Their hands are stained with blood; we do not pray for them.”

This moment has prompted deep reflection among people of all faiths. When the leader of the Catholic Church – the largest Christian denomination with 1.5 billion followers – declares it forbidden to pray for figures like Trump, Netanyahu, and the Zionists accused of igniting this devastating war, it sends a powerful message.

In terms of faith, the Epstein Zionist Jewish tradition rejects Christ, while Muslims don’t celebrate Easter. However, Easter may still appear on some Muslim calendars because Muslims regard Jesus, known as Isa ibn Maryam, as one of the great Prophets, with an entire chapter in the Quran devoted to him.

© 2026 Mohammed Khaku