Florida Conservative

The Islamic Republic of Iran, under the leadership of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has defined itself as the vanguard of Islamic resistance against the West, Israel, and regional Sunni powers. Its survival and defiance are bound to a revolutionary identity that cannot accommodate visible defeat without ideological collapse.

Israel has devastated Iran’s command-and-control infrastructure through an aggressive and successful bombing campaign. Iran is lashing out with its remaining missile arsenal in a face-saving last act—still dangerous, but largely reactive. Israel, prioritizing destruction of nuclear enrichment and bomb-making sites, seeks U.S. deployment of MOABs(Massive Ordnance Air Blast bombs) to neutralize hardened underground facilities. Israel is implicitly threatening the use o

Karen Bass is not merely a progressive politician. She is the product of a methodical indoctrination process, initiated during Cold War ideological operations and fulfilled through domestic power-brokering NGOs.

In today’s world, we are drowning in information — but starving for truth. Every day, we encounter headlines, viral videos, and persuasive narratives that aim not just to inform us, but to shape us, emotionally and psychologically.

Palantir Technologies is a dual-use platform: it can enable legitimate intelligence and public safety work, but also serves as an off-the-shelf tool for mass surveillance and political targeting. The mindset of its leadership — particularly Thiel — does not prioritize privacy, transparency, or democratic constraints, but rather sees surveillance as a strategic imperative.

Islamo-fascist regimes fuse the ideological rigidity of theocracy with the authoritarian machinery of fascism. Whether through Iran’s armed proxies or the Brotherhood’s political Islam model, their operation in the worldspace is long-term, subversive, and systemic. Their goal is not coexistence, but civilizational replacement—achieved not through traditional armies, but by weaponizing ideology, governance, and global legal norms.

Where Musk sees dysfunction as a bug in the system, Trump sees an infestation of enemies who must be removed by name, rank, and funding stream. For Trump, the American economy is not a machine to fine-tune but a body to nourish—with fuel, production, sovereignty, and dignity.

Its danger lies not just in its violent offshoots but in its capacity to insinuate itself into tolerant societies, cloak itself in religious freedom, and then demand immunity from criticism. It is not merely a religion—it is an immunized ideology. And in an age where belief is protected but ideology must be challenged, this distinction is critical.

The U.S. cannot afford two foreign policies. Rogue diplomacy risks war, confusion, and national embarrassment. It is time to draw a clear constitutional line: no Senator, no matter how senior or bipartisan their company, has the right to supersede the authority of the President in matters of war and diplomacy.

Her public statements praising “Palestinian resistance” and “armed struggle against colonial apartheid” have crossed from opinion into active complicity. Her presence on the ship transforms the incident from a civil stunt into a high-profile violation with international implications. It is reasonable under Israeli law to treat her as: A foreign combatant aiding a hostile entity. A political propagandist attempting to destabilize Israel’s blockade defense. A materi

If strategic bombers and submarines are neutralized, tactical nuclear weapons become more attractive: They offer psychological and military shock power They can break enemy morale or halt a counteroffensive They restore Russia’s deterrence credibility

The recent reassertion of French diplomatic activism in the Middle East, particularly through initiatives aimed at undermining the Abraham Accords and promoting unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state, represents a growing challenge to U.S. foreign policy. France, under President Emmanuel Macron, has revived its post-colonial interventionist instincts, cloaking them in moral language but acting from a position of declining power and strategic opportunism. This white pap

The NGO sector, once an auxiliary to U.S. soft power, has evolved into a self-replenishing ideological state-within-a-state. Its reach is global, its funding structures are opaque, and its loyalty is not to the American people or Constitution, but to a fluid and often radical vision of transnational governance.

Recent maneuvers out of Brussels, Paris, and Berlin suggest a deepening determination to assert European primacy in Ukraine, even if it means clashing with the Trump administration. France has floated renewed security guarantees to Kyiv. Germany is quietly expanding arms shipments through EU defense mechanisms. At the same time, the EU is preparing to bankroll Ukraine’s post-war economy with a continent-wide reconstruction effort—intended, in part, to reduce Kyiv’s reliance o

In a landmark decision issued today, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) ruled against the Trump Administration’s “Liberation Day” tariffs. Framing them as an overreach of executive authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), the court permanently enjoined the tariffs’ enforcement. On its face, the ruling appears to protect small business and constitutional order. But beneath the surface lies a more cynical possib

rump’s economic plan represents the first serious attempt in half a century to reverse the chains of permanent poverty programs created by the welfare-industrial complex. But where is the messaging? Where is the moral case?

The fight against Trump Derangement Syndrome is not about defending a man—it is about defending national self-determination, truth, and the American spirit. The enemy is not invincible, but it is organized. To prevail, patriots must match their coordination, sharpen their narrative, and fight with the urgency of those who know that **freedom itself is under siege.**

The MAGA movement cannot—and should not—rely on multinational corporations or financial markets to lead the next era of American industrial renewal. These institutions have shown their true loyalties: not to workers, not to America, but to transnational capital.

South Africa must abandon any racialist land seizure or farm-killing tolerance. South Africa must distance itself from Chinese-backed BRICS maneuvers, including joint ventures with Iran or Russian nuclear infrastructure projects. In return, South Africa will receive: A revitalized PEPFAR program under tighter U.S. fiscal discipline, Mining and critical mineral agreements with U.S. companies, Possible military port access and intelligence-sharing arrangements,

Rodriguez’s act was not merely an antisemitic hate crime — it was a calculated act of ideological warfare, executed with strategic foresight. In this light, he should not only be prosecuted as a terrorist, but considered an enemy combatantand a candidate for extradition to Israel, the nation against which his actions were directed.