If you look up the Iranian Revolution on your phone, you will see it described as an overthrow of an authoritarian regime by the people in a civil unrest that lasted from 1977 to 1979.

It was much more than that. It was the installation of the world’s largest State Sponsor of Radical Islamic Terrorism at the expense of a regime that was friendly to the United States and, like the Royal Family in Saudi Arabia, working to modernize their country.

The harsh reality of the “revolution” was the fact that families were torn apart by thugs masquerading as students and power hungry barbarians masquerading as religious leaders.

Before the Iranian Revolution, Iran was a nation on its way to modernization.

When the Iranian Revolution broke out, lead by the Radical Islamists, a wonderful family, friends of the Shah, escaped the barbarians who were laying waste to what was once a vibrant nation.

He was an engineer. She was an English Professor at the University of Tehran. They had two young children, a boy and a girl.

He decided to leave his family here and to travel back to Iran to check on his family and to try to get them out.

He was never heard from again.

They are the type of people who deserve to be free from the tyranny of the Mad Mullahs of Iran.

President Trump has told audiences during the rallies he is holding for the Midterm Elections that he is weighing the possibility of launching another Epic Fury Operation in order to get the Iranian Conflict over with.

That is precisely what he must do.

It is weighing too heavily on the hearts and minds of the American people who want economic issues solved at home. I know that’s not what he’s intending to do, but we cannot become the World’s Policeman again.

We’ve got some things we’ve got to straighten out at home.

Until He Comes,

KJ