Are you guys happy with the recent Iran agreement ending the war?

[TLHKAJ]

The war in Iran is now FINALLY over for a change, and the Strait of Hormuz is being reopened right now, so I guess that's good news.

The war is not over.

 

[Ziggy]

You may be right, but not with who you think.
Traitors everywhere all the time.

Who are the Azov Battalion?
You know, the ones we been sending Billions of dollars and weapons to fight Russia?

It's not bad enough we have to put out one fire, you have to go and light the whole damn world on fire.
That's ok
Patriots are in control
There is a New Commander in Chief
and that is why they Hate him so much.
CRY MOOOOOAR!!!

 

[Ziggy]

Did you say War?

>THE WORLD IS WATCHING.
THE WORLD IS WITNESSING THE TRUE IDENTITY OF THE D PARTY.
WAR.
Q

 

[ScottA]

Oh I'm looking at it correctly, they are the key, and have always been, and will always be

Oh, no...now see, you misunderstand. I was referring to the state of Israel. As for the "house of Israel" biblically "It is finished" already.

 

[Ziggy]

I would like to see more resignations like the Prime Minister of the UK, Keir Starmer.
He's a wanker so they say,
not sure what that is being on this side of the pond.
But he's gone.
Looks like another one bit the dust.

We the People of the United States of America are praying for the Freedom and Independence Of Europe.
Hugs


So they say...

 

[Boaz1982]

Did you say War?

>THE WORLD IS WATCHING.
THE WORLD IS WITNESSING THE TRUE IDENTITY OF THE D PARTY.
WAR.
Q

But if a Democrat made this deal, would you also be so happy?

 

[Ziggy]

But if a Democrat made this deal, would you also be so happy?

Ok, let's get this straight.
Donald Trump was a Democrat. He ran as a Republican to OPPOSE evil.
He Won.
It has nothing to do with stupid party affiliation.
It has to do with what is RIGHT.

Almost every member in President Trump's Cabinet is a former Democrat.
Not because it matters what party,
what matters is the Democrat Party has left GOD.

At some point you have to choose the World, or the Lord.
And although many are too stupid and too blind to see the changes the Lord is making, using those same members in the Cabinet and Trump, to set the world straight.

You don't like his mannerism? boohoo
You don't like his Authority? boohoo

Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done, on Earth as it is in Heaven.

Mat 13:49
So shall it be at the end of the world: the angels shall come forth, and sever the wicked from among the just,
Mat 13:50
And shall cast them into the furnace of fire: there shall be wailing and gnashing of teeth.

The time for niceties are coming to an end.

1Ti 5:20
Them that sin rebuke before all, that others also may fear.

Just because YOU don't like the packaging, doesn't mean God don't.

Hugs

 

[ProDeo]

Good point. Not that you are looking at it correctly...but watch Israel, they are key here. The Iran situation is more about Israel than Iran. Watch Israel.

100% correct.

Since 1948 it's again about OT and NT times, Israel, that pinhead country God has chosen, Israel in the center of the world news, Israel a heavy stone for all the peoples. All who lift it will surely hurt themselves.

 

[Boaz1982]

100% correct.

Since 1948 it's again about OT and NT times, Israel, that pinhead country God has chosen, Israel in the center of the world news, Israel a heavy stone for all the peoples. All who lift it will surely hurt themselves.

Israel does not welcome the new Iran agreement though, most of their people are VERY strongly against it in fact.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/us-iran-deal-may-leave-netanyahu-biggest-casualty-2026-06-24/

Poll: Most Israelis view US-Iran deal negatively, distrust Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump | The Jerusalem Post

While 55% of Israelis expressed concern about the emerging US-Iran agreement, only 23% viewed it as beneficial for Israel.

www.jpost.com

‘It’s a big mistake’: Israelis feel betrayed and angry after Iran peace deal

In ‘middle Israel’ there are fears Iran could rebuild stronger – and there is particular ire for Donald Trump

www.theguardian.com

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/06/18/world/iran-war-trump-us-deal

 

[Boaz1982]

The war is not over.

Sadly, you are right, it seems.

Iran refuses more US talks as Qatar says no high-level meetings are taking place

Iran says it won't resume negotiations with the United States until key conditions are met, while Qatar says there are currently no high-level meetings between Washington and Tehran, despite technical delegations remaining in session.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Luther7]

It's only a Memorandum of Understanding.
It's not the final deal.
If you read it, there are still a lot of clauses and a lot of future agreements to work on.

Don't forget, Iran is not just the Islamic Republic of Iran. They took over the Iranian people who consider themselves the original Persians.
The Deal that is being worked on is between the US and the IRGC which is the Iranian Military.
There really are no others in power to make decisions.

When there is a Final Agreement it won't be between the US and Iran.
It will be a Final Agreement with I believe the United Nations.

The $300 billion is money that has been frozen and is located in Qatar.
There is a Board of Peace, and it won't be just the US helping Iran as well as Gaza and other nations in the region, to find a way to have peace and prosperity in the Middle East.
Problem was the IRGC was holding the threat of nuclear annihilation not just against Israel and America, but their neighbors as well, if they didn't do what Iran wanted them to do.

This isn't just a U.S war, they just didn't have the capability or the nerve to push against Iran.
Somebody had to do it.


The Mission

The Board of Peace is an international organization that seeks to promote stability, restore dependable and lawful governance, and secure enduring peace in areas affected or threatened by conflict. The Board shall undertake such peace-building functions in accordance with international law and as may be approved in accordance with this Charter, including the development and dissemination of best practices capable of being applied by all nations and communities seeking peace.


What is happening today is just step one.
So let's pray and hope for the people who live there, that thier lives can see better days.
Amen?

Hugs

You said " Problem was the IRGC was holding the threat of nuclear annihilation not just against Israel and America, but their neighbors as well, if they didn't do what Iran wanted them to do."

Show me where that had been said at any time by Iran.

 

[Luther7]

Israel does not welcome the new Iran agreement though, most of their people are VERY strongly against it in fact.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/us-iran-deal-may-leave-netanyahu-biggest-casualty-2026-06-24/

Poll: Most Israelis view US-Iran deal negatively, distrust Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump | The Jerusalem Post

While 55% of Israelis expressed concern about the emerging US-Iran agreement, only 23% viewed it as beneficial for Israel.

www.jpost.com

‘It’s a big mistake’: Israelis feel betrayed and angry after Iran peace deal

In ‘middle Israel’ there are fears Iran could rebuild stronger – and there is particular ire for Donald Trump

www.theguardian.com

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/06/18/world/iran-war-trump-us-deal

Israel wants "greater Israel". And the only way that's going to happen is to have all Middle Eastern governments neutralized. This was the plan, put in action right after 9/11. I think Iran is the last country, so this won't end until there is regime change. But I don't believe it will happen unless the U.S. gets involved with ground troops.

I wonder if we are going to hold our ground as Americans and say NO....NO MORE FIGHTING FOR ISRAEL. NO MORE BLOODSHED.

 

[Ziggy]

You said " Problem was the IRGC was holding the threat of nuclear annihilation not just against Israel and America, but their neighbors as well, if they didn't do what Iran wanted them to do."

Show me where that had been said at any time by Iran.

Iran Threatens Arab Nations, Revealing Its Terrorist Agenda​

Islamic Republic of Iran​

06/04/2025​

Iran has issued direct warnings to Iraq, Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, Turkey, and Bahrain, declaring that allowing U.S. forces to use their airspace or military bases in any strike against Iranian targets would be considered an “act of hostility.”
The threat, is a clear attempt by Tehran to intimidate regional players into submission as it braces for possible retaliation after years of orchestrating terror across the Middle East.
This is not a defensive move by a nation seeking peace—it is the desperate act of a regime that knows its network of terror is crumbling under mounting international and regional pressure.
From Gaza to Lebanon, from Syria to Yemen, Iran’s axis of proxies—Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad, the Houthis, and Shiite militias—has been under relentless assault, with Israel leading the charge.
Tehran’s warning is a veiled admission of fear. Iran understands that any meaningful strike on its military infrastructure—especially in retaliation for recent ballistic missile attacks on Israeli cities—will require regional coordination. But instead of de-escalating, Iran is now threatening the very Arab nations it seeks to dominate, reminding them that it sees their sovereignty as secondary to its regional ambitions.
Let’s be clear: Iran is not a victim. It is the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism. Its IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) has trained, armed, and directed terrorist operations against Israeli, American, and Arab targets alike. It has used Syria as a weapons highway to Hezbollah, turned Iraq into a staging ground for proxy militias, and transformed Yemen’s Houthis into a long-range missile threat to Israel and Saudi Arabia alike.
By threatening Iraq, Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, Turkey, and Bahrain, Iran is once again revealing its true face—not as a regional partner, but as a hostile occupier of Arab sovereignty.
These nations now stand at a crossroads. Will they allow Iran’s threats to dictate their foreign policy? Or will they join the growing alliance of states that reject the tyranny of Tehran and support decisive action against the IRGC’s regional terror machine?
The world must not be intimidated by Iranian blackmail. Any military operation against Iran’s terror infrastructure—whether led by the United States, Israel, or a coalition—will not be an act of aggression. It will be a long-overdue act of self-defense by the free world.

Iran Threatens Arab Nations, Revealing Its Terrorist Agenda | Islamic Republic of Iran | Middle East Observer

Iran threatened Gulf nations, warning them against aiding U.S. strikes—exposing its fear as regional support for action grows.

middleeast.observer

 

[Lambano]

At the end of the day, what did we accomplish?

 

[Ziggy]

You said " Problem was the IRGC was holding the threat of nuclear annihilation not just against Israel and America, but their neighbors as well, if they didn't do what Iran wanted them to do."

Show me where that had been said at any time by Iran.

It's not like I just make this stuff up out of thin air ok?
That article is from June 2025.
Almost a full year before The US decided it was time they had to go.
Do you not think that a lot of what is happening today hasn't been talked about, discussed with all the other surrounding nations?
What do you think the Abrahamic Accords was all about?
The Board of Peace that was just created earlier this year?
All these nations have been discussing this since Trump's first term.
But because of all the obstructions by those who oppose Peace,
it got put on the back burner through Biden's term.
In that period of time, there was an overflowing scourge sent into America and Europe to prevent them from being able to meet these Nations objectives.
But Now we are back and it's time to settle this.

 

[Luther7]

Iran Threatens Arab Nations, Revealing Its Terrorist Agenda​

Islamic Republic of Iran​

06/04/2025​

Iran has issued direct warnings to Iraq, Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, Turkey, and Bahrain, declaring that allowing U.S. forces to use their airspace or military bases in any strike against Iranian targets would be considered an “act of hostility.”
The threat, is a clear attempt by Tehran to intimidate regional players into submission as it braces for possible retaliation after years of orchestrating terror across the Middle East.
This is not a defensive move by a nation seeking peace—it is the desperate act of a regime that knows its network of terror is crumbling under mounting international and regional pressure.
From Gaza to Lebanon, from Syria to Yemen, Iran’s axis of proxies—Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad, the Houthis, and Shiite militias—has been under relentless assault, with Israel leading the charge.
Tehran’s warning is a veiled admission of fear. Iran understands that any meaningful strike on its military infrastructure—especially in retaliation for recent ballistic missile attacks on Israeli cities—will require regional coordination. But instead of de-escalating, Iran is now threatening the very Arab nations it seeks to dominate, reminding them that it sees their sovereignty as secondary to its regional ambitions.
Let’s be clear: Iran is not a victim. It is the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism. Its IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) has trained, armed, and directed terrorist operations against Israeli, American, and Arab targets alike. It has used Syria as a weapons highway to Hezbollah, turned Iraq into a staging ground for proxy militias, and transformed Yemen’s Houthis into a long-range missile threat to Israel and Saudi Arabia alike.
By threatening Iraq, Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, Turkey, and Bahrain, Iran is once again revealing its true face—not as a regional partner, but as a hostile occupier of Arab sovereignty.
These nations now stand at a crossroads. Will they allow Iran’s threats to dictate their foreign policy? Or will they join the growing alliance of states that reject the tyranny of Tehran and support decisive action against the IRGC’s regional terror machine?
The world must not be intimidated by Iranian blackmail. Any military operation against Iran’s terror infrastructure—whether led by the United States, Israel, or a coalition—will not be an act of aggression. It will be a long-overdue act of self-defense by the free world.

Iran Threatens Arab Nations, Revealing Its Terrorist Agenda | Islamic Republic of Iran | Middle East Observer

Iran threatened Gulf nations, warning them against aiding U.S. strikes—exposing its fear as regional support for action grows.

middleeast.observer

Wrong wrong and wrong.

Iran Threatens Arab Nations, Revealing Its Terrorist Agenda​

Islamic Republic of Iran​

06/04/2025​

Iran has issued direct warnings to Iraq, Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, Turkey, and Bahrain, declaring that allowing U.S. forces to use their airspace or military bases in any strike against Iranian targets would be considered an “act of hostility.”
The threat, is a clear attempt by Tehran to intimidate regional players into submission as it braces for possible retaliation after years of orchestrating terror across the Middle East.
This is not a defensive move by a nation seeking peace—it is the desperate act of a regime that knows its network of terror is crumbling under mounting international and regional pressure.
From Gaza to Lebanon, from Syria to Yemen, Iran’s axis of proxies—Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad, the Houthis, and Shiite militias—has been under relentless assault, with Israel leading the charge.
Tehran’s warning is a veiled admission of fear. Iran understands that any meaningful strike on its military infrastructure—especially in retaliation for recent ballistic missile attacks on Israeli cities—will require regional coordination. But instead of de-escalating, Iran is now threatening the very Arab nations it seeks to dominate, reminding them that it sees their sovereignty as secondary to its regional ambitions.
Let’s be clear: Iran is not a victim. It is the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism. Its IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) has trained, armed, and directed terrorist operations against Israeli, American, and Arab targets alike. It has used Syria as a weapons highway to Hezbollah, turned Iraq into a staging ground for proxy militias, and transformed Yemen’s Houthis into a long-range missile threat to Israel and Saudi Arabia alike.
By threatening Iraq, Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, Turkey, and Bahrain, Iran is once again revealing its true face—not as a regional partner, but as a hostile occupier of Arab sovereignty.
These nations now stand at a crossroads. Will they allow Iran’s threats to dictate their foreign policy? Or will they join the growing alliance of states that reject the tyranny of Tehran and support decisive action against the IRGC’s regional terror machine?
The world must not be intimidated by Iranian blackmail. Any military operation against Iran’s terror infrastructure—whether led by the United States, Israel, or a coalition—will not be an act of aggression. It will be a long-overdue act of self-defense by the free world.

Iran Threatens Arab Nations, Revealing Its Terrorist Agenda | Islamic Republic of Iran | Middle East Observer

Iran threatened Gulf nations, warning them against aiding U.S. strikes—exposing its fear as regional support for action grows.

middleeast.observer

No, actually it's called self defense. The "terrorist" narrative has been hammered into our heads by the media, which has Israel in it's best interest. Every government practices some sort of strong arming for their self interest.

 

[Ziggy]