Author: Abdul Masih

By Abdul Masih — Mihrigul Tursun was strapped in a tiger chair for torture. Her crime? Being Uyghur in China. “Each time I was electrocuted, my whole body would shake violently, and I could feel the pain in my veins,” Mihrigul told the U.S. Congress. “I begged them to kill me.” In response to Uyghur pleas for independence, the Chinese Communist Party rounded up 1M Uyghurs in internment camps it called vocational centers. Accusations include sterilization to exterminate them and forced labor. Your Apple phone, your Nike shoes, your Gap clothes are made by 80K Uyghurs treated as slaves, according…

By Abdul Masih — To beat the ban on the Gospel, missionaries in North Korea are equipped with MP3 Bibles the size of a small coin, MP4 Jesus film projectors the size of a credit card and hologram Bibles projected from a lithium battery-powered device the size of a pill — all smuggled in with shipments of rice and canned foods. “It is virtually impossible” to stop the inflow these innovations, says Eugene Bach, of the Back to Jerusalem missionary movement. “We have been born in the best era ever to be a part of missions. It’s never been easier…

By Abdul Masih — Say goodbye to extremist ideology. The Iran Regime will fall, per law of gravity. “If we if I believe in in gravity or if I believe in science, this regime has to fall because there is no going back,” observes Lisa Daftari, a foreign affairs journalist. “They have no legitimacy among the Iranian people.” But the good news is being stifled by regime-friendly journalists and intellectuals, some of whom are actually on Iran’s payroll, just like Qatar does. “CNN has a reporter in Iran and they’re not doing a good job,” Daftari says. “They’re giving them…

By Abdul Masih — Feared from outside, the great economic giant known as China is actually teetering on the brink of a collapse similar to the Soviet Union, an analyst says. “China looks unstoppable — until you compare it to the Soviet Union’s last, glittering decades,” says Elvira Bary, who has studied authoritarian regimes since she was born in the USSR. Authoritarian regimes fail because of inherent flaws. They must constantly shore up their legitimacy, hence the lies-filled propaganda. They reward loyalty, not brains. When their economics stagnant, they start a war to appear to be strong and successful. The…

By Abdul Masih — For the moment, the colonel who manned the weapons system on the downed F-15 has been identified Dude Bravo 44. He survived a massive manhunt by IRGC and Basij forces for 36 grueling hours, during which he attempted to close his own wounds, bled profusely and scaled a mountain to stay out of reach from the bounty hunters with hunting dogs. His extraordinary rescue on Resurrection Sunday involved 100s of fighters and 155 military aircraft including four bombers, 64 fighters, 48 refueling tankers and 13 rescue aircraft. A key piece of his rescue was an extremely…

By Abdul Masih — In yet ANOTHER glaring case of hide-your-head-in-the-sand, progressives in Milwaukee are defending from ICE a Muslim who attacked Israelis violently and then lied about it on his Green Card application. Salah Sarsour threw Molotov cocktails at the homes of Israeli armed forces personnel and then “forgot” to mention it on his application for residency in the United States while Bill Clinton was president. Since then, he’s been the president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee for five years. But immigration officials under Trump just caught up with him and took him into custody. Under U.S. law,…

By Abdul Masih — The Muslim-vote-courting Leftists dominant in European politics are playing “Let’s pretend.” Let’s pretend Islam is NOT a threat. Let’s pretend Donald Trump is a threat. Let’s pretend we no longer need defense budget and can lavish on social justice. The current blowup of NATO comes as a result. After endeavoring in vain to form a viable coalition against the Evil Iranian Regime (Europeans washed their hands of it and said it’s not their war), President Trump walked away from trying to open the Strait of Hormuz to assure the flow of oil tankers and decent gas…

By Abdul Masih — While the Iran War sputters and no coup materializes, China’s president may be losing his grip on power. This is significant because if Trump takes an early offramp from hostilities, China is sure to rebuild Iran’s war machine quickly under Xi Jinping. His successor may not. In fact, the fall of the Axis of Evil (Russia, Iran, North Korea and China) may allow economic factors to push the Iranian Revolutionary Guard out of power without military intervention. As an ally, Russia can’t help Iran more because it’s hamstrung by its losing war in Ukraine. As far…

By Abdul Masih — Ukraine was MAGA’s bogeyman, a never-ending war propping up a corrupt regime, a darling of Biden and the Woke Left. Trump marched into office on the promise to get the U.S. out of the Ukrainian war against Russia, and he scaled back from the all-out support of his predecessor. Then something happened. The United States, with the fanciest and most expensive weapons in the world, found itself befuddled by the cheap Shahed drones of Iran. A $3M Patriot missile can take out easily. But the Shahed cost $50K, and Iran mass-produced and mass-launched them. The Pentagon…

By Shayla Papik – The two raging trends in SA is #1 kids abusing kids and #2 kids not realizing they’re being exploited. “The amount of kids sexually assaulting other kids is just astronomical,” says Heidi Olson, a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE). “What is skyrocketing just as much is the amount of kids being exploited online, but they don’t realize it.” As a forensic nurse, Olson is trained to gather the evidence of the crime. After she got into the field 10 years ago, she began to gather evidence on WHY these trends were happening, what were the societal…