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Fighting Continues

At least 2,000 men and women (allegedly) have now been slaughtered by the Islamic government of Iran. Additional thousands have been taken captive, and their fate is unknown. The people, however, continue to fight while (as I write this) Trump’s forces are poised and ready to enter the country to defend the protesters. Meanwhile, the Mossad has boots on the ground in Iran and has announced that it’s in the streets with the people. The Islamic government has announced that hundreds of its forces have been killed. Many among the top leadership have been liquidated by fire, bombs, drones, fists, or vehicles. Meanwhile, the government threatens attack on Israel using all of its 400 remaining missiles. If it’s going to die, it is desperate to take down Israel with it.

Democrats Talarico, Crockett set first debate

The first debate in the state’s Democratic primary for U.S. Senate is set for Jan. 24 in Georgetown, The Dallas Morning News reported. U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Dallas and state Rep. James Talarico of Round Rock are vying for the nomination. The seat is now held by U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, who faces two major opponents in the GOP primary: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt of Houston. Cornyn is seeking his fifth term.

When Dictatorships Fall

Last week, mainline news outlets gave truly abysmal coverage of the uprising in Iran. The story, if presented at all, made brief reference to demonstrations resulting from collapse of the currency along with water and food shortages.

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