[Johny Joe Hold]

I not sure how much training in world affairs you had to become a Jesuit, Father Romero. I saw an Iranian talk on TV and he sounded Mexican.

[Romeo Rovagnati]

We need to nuke Iran. We have to kill those A-rabs over there before they kill us over here.

Technically, Iranians do not identify as Arabs. But the nukes are well deserved for being hellbound moon-worshipping heretics.

[WWJDnow]

We need to nuke Iran. We have to kill those A-rabs over there before they kill us over here.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Attention "friends" (enemies).

Now you're talkin' Dr. Toole. No one is better able to assess our strengths than the President. Other countries' help to keep open that little creek the Iranian rag heads have closed, who needs 'em?

While we're on the subject of oil and gasoline prices, let's all keep in mind higher gasoline prices are not a burden. They are nothing. Pay the price, don't complain and support our President.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Attention "friends" (enemies).

“[W]e no longer ‘need,’ or desire, the NATO Countries’ assistance – WE NEVER DID! Likewise, Japan, Australia, or South Korea.” He added: “In fact, speaking as President of the United States of America, by far the Most Powerful Country Anywhere in the World, WE DO NOT NEED THE HELP OF ANYONE!”

[Isabella White]

Monopoly, whack-a-mole, invading Greenland. In fact, I think it's probably time to release some Epstein files to stop everyone talking about this silly Iran story.

Oh, of course, dear Brother Dr. Toole. However, let us ensure that when those Epstein files do get released, that only the pages with Bill Clintton's name in them be highlighted; otherwise, the dastardly DEMON-rats will be waiting to pounce — mercilessly!

[Johny Joe Hold]

to stop everyone talking about this silly Iran story.

Just when the President was on the cusp of a total victory, we find he had a turn-coat right in the room. His chief Counter Terrorism official, Joe (Somebody), resigned. His wife was killed in combat a year ago and he has turned into a war-is-so-mean woose. How can we Make Our Country Great Again when we can't invade and conquer sh!t-hole countries like Iran?

Top Trump official resigns over Iran, blaming Israel for march to war

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

I guess that's where a game of Monopoly could be useful.

Monopoly, whack-a-mole, invading Greenland. In fact, I think it's probably time to release some Epstein files to stop everyone talking about this silly Iran story.

[MitzaLizalor]

It's worth remembering what these places were like before. Islamic dictatorships are awful, yes, which prompted me to check out two of them—Tehran in Iran and Kabul in Afghanistan—as they were.

Liberation is well and good but what follows is just as important. Some of these options could easily return. Is that what anyone really wants?

Of course it's not for me to express opinions: all necessary information is in The Bible. Here are some of the activities involved.

The left-hand column is in Iran.

1. Be hippies. There is no such thing as a Christian hippie. So if they resume whatever hippies do, it's certain they'd be rejecting Jesus. As you can see, the price is stamped on their faces, the slovenly "cool" attire and the lounging postures. Why bother, they might as well be saying?

2. Form a dubious "club" doing things most people never even dream of. But which won't include stamp collecting, knitting or making model aircraft. No doubt "visitors" would be welcome if they has a suitable "funky" hairstyle or other sought-after characteristics.

3. Sit on a bench. This is Tehran so the weather won't be too bad and in fact it looks sunny. Domestic duties have gone out the window and what they're looking at is unlikely to be pictures of cakes. Have their owners even given permission for them to be out? It's not a question they'd ever consider – if they knew it was a question at all.

4. The playing of sport. Now maybe I'm too "progressive" whatever that means, in that games seem appropriate sometimes such as Ludo or quoits during the afternoon. Caber tossing less so for this specimen and pole vaulting or similar (including cliff scaling and parachute jumping) are definitely out. Monopoly is a bit time consuming unless helping to instil basic economic principles: it's quite good for that.

Are these things we'd want to see return to Iran? You decide.

The right-hand column shows some Afghans.

1. Sit by water in Kabul. And what do you think happens next? I didn't list any hippies' activities for good reason (they're all dreadful) but a fair proportion of them will be likely here! What if she were your family member?

2. Wear mini shirts. This unpleasant habit is being promoted by cynical fashion designers hoping to charge more money for less clothing. Jesus does not approve of such garments or the shamelessness of upturned heads.

3. Buy lurid fabric. And what will she make with it when she gets home? Nothing that'd be acceptable in any Church, except among heretics. So it would be out of the frying pan and into a different frying pan if, as looks likely here, strict regulation of fabric supply were not applied.

4. Learn to read. This has now been stopped of course – but should it be reintroduced when a better flag is flying over Afghanistan?

Currently, sanctions for doing any of these are extreme. Although their resumption would not be encouraged under a Godly administration, for anyone taking them up should the penalties be less or about the same? God's answer is easy to find: it's right there in The Bible! At present that is not a publication easy to find in either place. Should more be made available? And at what price? Free? Cost? Hard cover or paperback?

I guess that's where a game of Monopoly could be useful.

In Christ.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

When our so-called allies spurn the Board for Peace and the opportunity to clean up after our magnificent victory, it's time to ask who are our allies. I'm most disappointed in the Brits. They should send their SAS to storm the Straight of Hormuz and rescue the hostages.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Well! It appears as though our beloved President Trump is wasting no time in effectively managing the affairs of that Iran country! What a difference this will be for those rag-head types — finally, decent leadership is available!

President Trump has demanded third-world countries like Canada, England, France and South Korea send their battle ships to Iran to keep the shipping lanes open. They are refusing. After all Trump has done for them, they turn out not to be his friends. His tariffs hit some of the hard but then he lifted them off and on. It could have been permanent. He has thought about invaded some other countries but not gotten around to it. These countries need be reminded in what a friend they have in Donald Trump.

US allies reject Trump's request for help in Strait of Hormuz

[Isabella White]

Well! It appears as though our beloved President Trump is wasting no time in effectively managing the affairs of that Iran country! What a difference this will be for those rag-head types — finally, decent leadership is available!

[Johny Joe Hold]

. Which brings me back to an earlier question: does Iran have a timeline?

Great question, Sister Mitzal. We can learn from Afghanistan. Biden pulled our fighting troops out of there and surrendered. If only we had stayed there until Trump and Secretary of War Hegseth, leaders with resolve and skill, took over, Old Glory would be flying above Afghanistan today.

[MitzaLizalor]

Re: How long can Iran continue the war?

Ezekiel 1:16 The appearance of the wheels and their work was like unto the colour of a beryl: and they four had one likeness: and their appearance and their work was as it were a wheel in the middle of a wheel.

Physicists insinuate an n – 1 = 11 dimensional universe. As usual they're millennia behind the eight ball, yet even so some of those dimensions could be applied. When dimensions are curled up, like dead leaves I presume, curling in an equal & opposite reaction to the universal expansion otherwise perceived, primordial radiation swirls inside the dead leaf (of its particular dimension) as though going in a straight line, manifesting as subatomic "particles" (according to the speed of light squared because they're going round and round in circles) as we see things. How they'd see us is anyone's guess.

Deconstructionism tears everything apart. Do words mean anything at all? [no prizes here for an answer] Well, to physicists they do. The atom can be redone into its constituent parts, they aver, including energy mooched from momentarily uncurled dimensions. Here is a map.

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Spherical events would be least efficient, the red lines being canals, some sort of tunnel device particle having the upper hand here. Which brings me back to an earlier question: does Iran have a timeline?

No. Depending on units expended, the quotient would be 93,023,248 after which* the time factor is irrelevant.

John 4:22† Ye worship ye know not what: we know what we worship: for salvation is of the Jews.





_* Because they'd be extinct. Link goes to Worldometer. Map goes to Business Insider.

† The Bible explains Salvation from every dimension of suffering, turn to Jesus today.

[Johny Joe Hold]

The President said recently he is ready to bomb Cuba. I was relieved when he said that. Cuba should always have been part of the U.S. but instead it has been owned by Russia.

But later the President he should finish blowing up Iran before blowing up Cuba. That was really disappointing news to me. It is not fair those of us who need cheap Cuban cigars and rum should have to wait until the nothing place, Iran, is finished. Iran has no cigars or rum. Secretary Hegseth has said Iran to so damaged there is nothing left. So, what's the delay here?

Trump says he wants to finish in Iran before turning to Cuba