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"We'll keep the pressure on; we want to aid and abet a revolution." Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt explained the next steps in the campaign against the Iranian regime on Friday's "Carl Higbie FRONTLINE."
Carl Higbie on Operation Epic Fury: "America is back in the business of killing bad guys." F.A.F.O. 🔥
Carl Higbie on Operation Epic Fury: "America is back in the business of killing bad guys."
BREAKING: Former U.S. Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor just told Matt Gaetz that all of the U.S. bases in the Iranian region have been destroyed and Iran is fairing very well. They are admitting that Trump is failing. “China and Russia are providing satellite intelligence which accounts for some of the tremendous successes [of Iran] particularly in Israel, and our US bases. All of our bases have been destroyed. Our harbor installations are destroyed. We actually have to fall back on India and Indian ports which is less than ideal. And I think Iran, much to our disappointment, is fairing very very well.”
Former CIA officer Glenn Carle warns that any attempt to topple the Iranian regime without a clear vision for the post-war phase could lead to widespread chaos in the country and the region. #News #Iran
Iran: Will Donald Trump avoid the mistakes made by George Bush in Iraq? Freddy Gray and Jacob Heilbrunn discuss the US-Israeli led intervention in Iran, whether Donald Trump has a concrete plan for the country, and if he can avoid the mistakes made by George Bush in Iraq. #americano #iran #iraq #middleeast
Former U.S. Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor told Matt Gaetz that U.S. bases in the region have been heavily damaged and that Iran is performing better than expected. He claimed China and Russia are providing satellite intelligence to Iran, contributing to successful strikes against Israel and U.S. installations, forcing the U.S. to rely more on ports in India.
🇺🇸🇮🇷 ‘We’re not winning this war’: Retired US Army Col. MacGregor on Iran conflict 💬 “We said we were interested in regime change, then we’ve dropped regime change and said we want unconditional surrender – you’re not going to get either,” says Douglas MacGregor The military veteran condemns Trump’s handling of the conflict, warning that a similar strategy led to the failure of US forces in Vietnam. 👍 US-Israel-Iran war | @geopolitics_prime
Iran–U.S. Conflict: The Battle Between Freedom and Control 🇮🇷🇺🇸 Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist who founded Turning Point USA in 2012 at the age of 18, has built a vast youth network spanning more than 3,500 American campuses. Despite his organization’s influence, Kirk has consistently used his platform—including The Charlie Kirk Show—to argue against U.S. military action in Iran. His central case: another war in the Middle East would drain billions of dollars, endanger thousands of American troops, and distract from pressing domestic concerns. Follow @theirondice for more! 🧡 🎤 Credit: @charliekirk1776 📌 Source: Charlie Kirk | Turning Point USA #charliekirk #politics #usa #iran
🚨 MUST WATCH: Ret. Army Intel Officer Chuck DeVore HAS AN IDEA of Iran’s “gift” to Trump may have been 👀 “Iran may have offered OIL TANKERS to sweeten the deal” 💣#postviralシ #fypviralシ #trend #trump
Charlie Kirk, in June of 2025, explaining why a massive US war against Iran, and an attempt to facilitate regime change, as pushed by people like Lindsey Graham, is “pathologically insane”… Credit @glenn.11.greenwald
Should America Get Involved with Iran? A Look at Power and Purpose 🇮🇷🇺🇸 The debate over U.S. intervention in Iran isn't happening in a vacuum. It's playing out against a backdrop of intense cultural conflict at home. Consider this: on May 9, 2019, Charlie Kirk of Turning Point USA was on the front lines of that conflict, explaining his fight to instill ideas of free enterprise and American pride in college students. He argued that he was being unfairly attacked by the left, framing his mission as one of promoting independence, biblical values, and pushing back against a culture of victimhood. This internal struggle over who we are as a nation contrasts sharply with what we are capable of as a military superpower. At that very moment, the U.S. Navy had 11 nuclear-powered aircraft carriers at its disposal, each a floating city of roughly 60 warplanes. The Air Force boasted over 5,000 aircraft spread across the globe. So, the question isn't just about military logistics. It's about national identity: In a time of deep division, should a nation with this much power intervene in a complex country like Iran, and if so, for what purpose? Follow @takesides_ for more! 💙 🎤 Credit: @charliekirk1776 📌 Source: Charlie Kirk | Turning Point USA #charliekirk #usa #politics #iran
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