Peace through Strength.

Jun 23, 2025

Dear Patriot,

On this Monday morning, we trust that you all are still digesting the news of the massive attack on Iran’s nuclear bomb manufacturing sites.

Very few Americans want another un-winnable, decades long war. We have all been there and done that too many times over the past 75 years.

We take President Trump at his word that he does not want war but peace. He believed that ending the power Iran had over the world had to end.

It appears that he and the amazing United States military have removed the threat.

The world is on a knife's edge. We ask you to pray that it falls on the side of peace and prosperity for all people.

Continue to pray for President Trump and his entire administration. They are trying to fix a lot of problems left at their feet by several past administrations.

As always, be aware of your surroundings at all times. There are many threats from terrorists and radical Democrats.

Try not to be anxious over what you read on social media.

Trust in God and President Trump.

Today we ponder…

what did President Trump say to the people?
who votes for these people?
who helped his people trapped in a war zone?
who are people to follow on X?.

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1- If you were watching live Saturday night at 10:00, you saw history.

President Trump’s full three minute and eighteen second address to the world.

Bob Maistros at Issues & Insights

Donald Trump On The Iran Strikes: Pithy. Powerful. And To The Point.

QUOTE: Let’s not beat around the bush: as a speechwriter at the highest levels of politics and business for 45 years – including the most successful presidential campaign in history – this commentator can present you an undeniable truth.
President Donald J. Trump’s remarks Saturday night in the wake of America’s “spectacular military success” striking Iran’s key nuclear facilities didn’t necessarily amount to an oration for the ages. But they did showcase a heroic man rising to a historic moment – and then some – with a pithy, powerful and pointed address.
Pithy: With a declaration weighing in at a trim three minutes, 19 seconds, Trump didn’t waste one of his mere 525 words. He leaped into his literally earthshaking news, stating the clear objective of the attack – “the destruction of Iran’s nuclear enrichment capacity, and a stop to the nuclear threat posed by the world’s No. 1 state sponsor of terror.”
Powerful: It isn’t often that the words “massive” and “precision” are combined in the same description of military action. But Trump’s language throughout his brief declamation carried an oratorical impact as forceful as the 30,000-pound “bunker busters” reportedly delivered with extraordinary and deadly accuracy against Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan.
Pointed.The most powerful aspect of 47’s appearance was the unmistakable messages he delivered both to the surely shell-shocked Iranian leadership and the global community, and opponents of U.S. military involvement in countering that threat, including outright deniers of that threat in his own MAGA base.
It’s hard to miss the meaning of avowals such as “future attacks will be far greater and a lot easier” if Iran does not “make peace,” not to mention that failure to choose that path will result in “tragedy … far greater than we have witnessed over the last eight days.”
Not since Ronald Reagan closed his 1980 nomination acceptance with the shy averment that he was “afraid not to” ask for a moment of silent prayer has a national leader so publicly and profoundly expressed gratitude to, love for and dependence on the Almighty for his providence and protection.
“God bless Israel, and God bless America,” indeed. And for his audacious actions and awe-inspiring words, God bless Donald Trump.