Here comes the cavalry charge

By Asaiah Logan —

As estimates of the slaughter reach 3,000+, and as the Iranian people fight and celebrate their imminent victory, exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi asked on Fox News on Monday night, “When will the cavalry arrive? We can only hold the Alamo for so long.”

On Tuesday morning, President Donald Trump announced the charge: All U.S. citizens were ordered to leave Iran. Trump canceled negotiations with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and posted on Truth Social: “HELP IS ON ITS WAY. MIGA!”

His proclamation was essentially “joining the revolution,” assessed journalist Mahyar Tousi, whose reporting on Iran has been ahead of the traditional media. “This is the most robust statement of any U.S. president to the Iranian people,” he said.

“KEEP PROTESTING,” Trump posted in all caps. “TAKE OVER YOUR INSTITUTIONS!!! Save the names of the killers and the abusers. They will pay a big price.”

Trump’s clearest threat yet comes on the heels of an audacious operation to extract Strongman Nicolas Maduro from Venezuela that astounded the world. The U.S. used new and innovative weapons, including sonic weapons, to neutralize threats on the path towards Maduro’s hideout. None of the Delta Force team were killed, but all of the 35 or so Cuban guards were eliminated.

Anyone thinking Trump is bluffing should think twice. He’s not the Appeaser in Chief.

There is a strong isolationist movement in America to keep out of all foreign wars. Interestingly, Trump himself is something of an isolationist. He wanted out of Afghanistan and out of Ukraine.

What the fervent isolationists don’t take into account is that it’s better to stop insane militant Islam over there before it comes here, as it did with the 9/11 attacks on the Twin Towers of New York City. Westerners typically underestimate the power of rogue religion: hardcore Christians are willing to die for their faith; hardcore Muslims are willing to kill for their faith.

Putting a peaceful regime in place in Iran is NOT just in the interests of the Iranian people. It’s in the interest of the entire world. Iran is the #1 exporter of terrorism around the world.

The Iranian regime is out of alternatives. Killing people hasn’t worked as it usually does. Shutting down the internet failed; Starlink substituted. Buying time by promising negotiations? Trump just canceled them. Iran called up its proxies to send support; they’re all beaten down by Israel.

Pahlavi, who is orchestrating the takeover from exile, says some 5,000 security forces are calling in sick to duty because they don’t want to murder their fellow Iranians. Some 800 jihadi militants from neighbor Iraq did answer the call and were shown to be shooting unarmed civilians.

The Iranians are burning mosques, which are centers for propaganda and militancy for the regime. They are taking over police stations and getting weapons. Some cities in Iran, like Isfahan, have been largely set on fire. Other cities are completely taken over by the revolution. The people dominate in the capitol, Tehran.

Iran, always roaring threats, vowed to launch its remaining 500 Kheibar ballistic missiles at Israel. In response, a suicide drone killed Reza Kasab, the commander in charge of the missile forces.

Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had the chance to flee to Russia and join his fellow Shia dictator Bashar Al-Assad of Syria. He’s still hunkering down in a bunker, reportedly, in Eastern Iran. His window of opportunity to flee may have closed already.

Pahlavi says a doctor phone him from Iran telling of a young protester. Patched up by the doctor from bullets in her jaw, she returned to protest. “I’m going back to the streets,” she told the astonished doctor, “until Reza, my leader, returns.”

“Any campaign of liberation has occurred at the time that the world finally took the side of of those people vis-a-vis oppressive regimes,” Pahlavi says. “That put an end to apartheid in South Africa. It put an end to the Soviet Union and liberated countries that were stuck behind the Iron Curtain. It’s, you know, there’s precedents in history and I think Iran should not be the exception.”

One thing we don’t know is why have the supposed thousands of defectors in the police and military NOT risen up to defend the Iranian people from the Iraqi invaders or the old school corrupt former colleagues?

An even more unsettling question is: Where are all the pro-Palestinian protesters who want freedom for oppressed people? They been mighty silent.

Related content coverage of Iran: the danger of ideology, Day 15, Day 13, Day 12, Day 11, Day 10, Day 9, the Venezuela connection, Day 8, Day 6, Day 5, the beginnings of the uprising.