Iran War started. Pray for Peace. And for Victory.

After Good Friday, Easter Sunday always comes.

 

This is why I am getting Solar.

 

A review of current events by E. Michael Jones:

https://www.unz.com/article/lust-darkens-the-mind/

 

Simply breathtaking analysis. Jones is one of the greatest intellectual minds of our times and we are blessed that he is a Catholic.

His Catholic mind shines through in this article.

He is also proud of his Cork ancestry so we in Ireland can claim him as our own.

 

"One Vengeance for All"

 

That's some read!

 

O Lord Jesus Christ, King of Heaven and Earth,
I, with Your Virgin Mother, Our Lady of Guadalupe,
lift up my heart to Your Most Sacred Heart.
I ask You, through the intercession of Saint Louis, King of France,
to guide the leaders of nations
in every war against unjust aggressors,
so that life and freedom may be protected
and peace, which is the fruit of justice, may be restored.

In a special way, through the intercession of Saint Michael the Archangel,
I ask the help of Your grace for our armed forces
who give their lives in the service of their fellow citizens.
May all soldiers be Your faithful and selfless servants,
that Your reign may be established in all hearts,
in all families, and in all nations.

Long live Christ the King! Long live the Virgin of Guadalupe!

Amen.

Daily Prayer in Time of War by Cardinal Leo Burke

 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/englis...ave-done-absolutely-nothing-to-help-with-iran

 

Does that American whose friends are against the war or tepid about it live in the Bible belt? I think that where they live and their faith background could make a difference. Avid Christian Zionists would be gung-ho for war. Remember that there are "Christians" in Texas breeding red heifers for temple sacrifice. Christians with a conscience, whatever their denomination, would be appalled by it. Some people are suggesting that the best choice for an American voter is the person on the ballot with no big money backers.

If this war escalates, I hope that E. Michael Jones is right in his assessment. It's an excellent assessment but I have niggling doubts. I think that people are too quick to write off the US military. The Israelis are very devious and have boots on the ground as well as plenty of bought off or blackmailed contacts in Iran. I hope for Iran's sake that their leaders aren't underestimating what's about to befall them. The US is bound to have weapons that haven't yet been tested in war. For example, some people talk about a weapon that seems to have the same effect on humans as a dog whistle has on animals. Most of the public voices downplaying their capability are retired. Sure, they still have contacts within the military but contacts sworn to secrecy are unlikely to spill the beans to podcasters or public analysts.

The Americans have planned this invasion for decades. I think that Scott Ritter's estimate of 70,000 troops could be very low. I wouldn't trust the Turks, Pakistanis or any other Sunni ruled country as far as I could throw them. When I hear "Pakistan", I recall Imran Khan blaming the Americans for his plight. We don't know who has been bought or blackmailed but the Zionists in power know and have them counted down to the last potential boot on the ground.

War is a terrible thing and not just for civilian victims. Lord knows what terrible memories it will leave in the minds of fighters from all sides. Scott Ritter recounted in an interview an incident where he was involved in killing a number of civilians. He didn't know at the time that the information was wrong but the pain on his face as he recalled it is evidence that the memory haunts him to this day.

 

I think the US has shown its hand in the Ukraine against Russia and against Iran, so far. That is why I don’t think they have any novel weapons.

It took George Bush Sr nearly six months to assemble his forces in 1990-91. The war is already ongoing and the US just doesn’t have the time. Unfortunately, they might resort to nukes, because this US regime and the Zionists are fit to do anything.

 

Thank you for posting this article. E michael jones evaluates the momentous events of our time through the lens of salvation history. His view of Persia's role is fascinating

 

Ron Huldai, Mayor of Tel Aviv:“We are destroyed. We have been living in shelters for weeks. Why exactly are we the ones suffering now? We are the chosen people!”

Whining and pathetic self-pity. Not much leadership there.

Compare with what the people of Gaza have been going through for years and the stoic way the Iranians are conducting themselves. A deluded, soft people, spoiled by their own false self-privilege.