Elect Doc Pete Chambers as the next Governor of Texas!!!

STATE OF THE UNION:

“The U.S. Constitution mandates in Article II, Section 3, Clause 1 that Presidents give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union…”

Read here why millions of Americans are upset.

https://www.americasfuture.net/newsletter/stand-up-for-americans/

Good question?

The most powerful people in the world built an entire system to protect one secret. What is inside those sealed files does not just end careers. It ends the illusion that the people running this country are anything other than compromised, controllable, and complicit. Epstein wasn't the story. He was the mechanism. The real story is who built him, who funded him, who flew on those planes, who visited those islands, and who made sure every investigation that got too close was quietly shut down. The real story is a network so embedded in government, finance, media, and intelligence that it could operate in plain sight for decades without consequence.

Read this and then ask why: https://genflynn.substack.com/p/the-most-protected-secret-in-american

Breaking: WAR in IRAN

First, and I believe most important, is for all Americans to steady themselves for a lot of misinformation. This will come from all angles of attack. In war and intelligence reporting we say, first reports are always wrong. That’s a good starting point for us all.

War is never in any nation’s interest unless national survival is at stake. In America, the decision to go to war should be a joint decision by the executive and legislative branches of government. There will be untold costs and consequences and our nation must be together on this issue—like it or not, our nation going to war is not the sole prerogative of the executive branch. We should demand that Congress has skin in this “game” just as our President and our military forces have skin in it.

For a minute, consider the lost resources spent fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan (trillions of $’s and thousands of lives), never mind Ukraine and Venezuela (we still have a naval armada minding this critical part of the world).

We also need to consider what responses might come from China (ie., Taiwan), Russia (use of Nukes), or Turkey (a NATO ally, hopefully they sit this one out), and is our homeland at risk to terrorist counter-strikes?

That said, a PROLONGED war is never in America’s interests. However, once war is waged, it is an unleashing of emotions that can easily cause it to be endless.

We’ve been told time and again, America can no longer afford endless wars. That is a seriously true statement, we really cannot afford another endless war or conflict.

Therefore, we want to see if our Congress will respond with full throated support for our military operations and our troops. We also want them to vote their beliefs whether or not they support these actions. We also want there to be as much transparency as possible from our White House on those clear objectives that describe vital national security interests, precisely how long this war will last and what objectives, once achieved, will allow us to rapidly extract ourselves from this war.

We have far too many problems here at home and we cannot afford open ended ventures back in the Middle East on behalf of others. We have to get back to taking care of America First as fast as possible.

Pray for our troops and like millions of Americans, we want to be at peace. We also want freedom loving people around the world to know we stand with your fight to achieve freedom and once achieved, we will open the doors of America to fully embrace your desire to live freely and in peace. But also understand achieving freedom takes sacrifice and comes at a cost. Americans understand that, our own American Revolution is a perfect example of sacrifice.

For those that don’t understand scale and scope, Iran is four times the size of California with over 90 million people. A few strikes and a few days does not solve all of its problems. The people of America need to understand this while the people of Iran are living it.

In war, the best plans provide the most options right up to the last possible minute. I know our military is exceptional and well led. But going to war is also a failure of diplomacy and policy. Remember, Iran also had many chances to come to the table. Let’s pray President Trump sits his team down and has solutions for the long haul. I believe he does but the bureaucratic challenges he faces are immense.

God bless America and may God keep us safe and secure in the days, weeks and months ahead.

Pray for all those in harms way, especially our great military🙏🏼🇺🇸

Good to hear. 🙏🏼🇺🇸

Well said.

IRAN SITREP: When euphoria disappears.

Today marks a historic inflection point in the Middle East with global consequences. Military action may achieve tactical objectives, but history teaches that the most consequential phase begins after the initial strikes. When the euphoria fades, strategic reality sets in.

Based on training, experience, and years of studying conflicts and wars, the central question now is not what just happened, but what happens next.

Below are three potential scenarios that frame the path forward.

1. Regime hunkers down and offers a deal (recalibration or IRGCistan). Surviving clerics/IRGC hardliners close ranks around a new figurehead (ie., Ali Larijani or a council). They trade verifiable nuclear/missile/proxy concessions for sanctions relief and breathing room. This is the most likely near-term outcome if internal cohesion holds: a battered but intact theocracy, more pragmatic out of necessity, but still repressive. No full “victory,” but threats neutered enough for de-escalation. Oil markets stabilize; region breathes, but the underlying ideology festers.

2. Regime fractures and collapses (the high-reward scenario). This comes w/ decapitation plus sustained degradation sparking mass defections, security forces stand down, and protests (building on recent waves) overwhelm remaining loyalists. This is what Trump explicitly called for: “the single greatest chance for the Iranian people to take back their Country.” A potential transition vehicle: Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi has positioned himself as a non-permanent transitional figure. His publicly outlined plan covers the first 100-180 days: stabilize currency/economy, form a National Reconciliation Council, seize state media for transparent messaging, amnesty for non-criminal regime elements, humanitarian corridors, and rapid move to a new secular constitution plus internationally supervised elections. He frames it as “maximum support for the people plus maximum pressure on the regime” to trigger internal tipping points.

Upside: A secular, democratic Iran ends 46 years of theocracy, sponsorship of terror, and nuclear roulette. A regional peace dividend (no more Axis of Resistance funding), economic reopening to Western investment, and a historic win for the Iranian people who’ve shown in repeated uprisings they reject the regime.

Downside risks: Power vacuum invites ethnic/sectarian score-settling (Kurds, Baloch, Arabs, Azeris), IRGC remnants turning insurgent, refugee waves, or looting of remaining WMD assets. Without boots on the ground, external influence is limited to aid, broadcasting, and diplomacy.

3. Prolonged mess or state failure. This comes w/ a partial collapse without coherent opposition leadership. Instead, it entails militias, warlordism, or civil strife akin to post-2011 Libya (not a full Iraq 2003 redux since no occupation). Proxies flare; Gulf states get dragged in deeper; China/Russia exploit chaos for influence. This is the nightmare that “euphoria” blinds people to...history shows airpower degrades regimes but rarely installs stable successors alone.

Euphoria is the adrenaline of a necessary and well landed punch. The “what then” is governance, economics, and reconciliation in a traumatized society. It will be messy, protracted, and must be Iranian led. The strikes bought time and space; whether it’s used for a free Iran or muddled through depends on what happens inside Tehran and on the streets in the coming weeks. History favors the bold who also plan for that day!

https://genflynn.substack.com/p/end-of-euphoria

Congressman Pat Harrigan is 💯 correct and it is why we need term limits in Congress immediately passed (may never happen but should).

We have had socialists run and win in the past, but not radical Islamists. The combination of these two ideologies working to change the nature of our constitutional framework is beyond concerning.

We must still work within the framework of our constitutional processes, but statements such as the congresswoman’s below make it vastly more difficult. She’s not only poorly informed, she is making things up.

Congressman Harrigan, thanks for all you’re doing!

Israeli media reports that Iran’s acting supreme leader, Ayatollah Arafeh, was killed in new strikes on Tehran. He was appointed today following the death of Khamenei in previous joint military operations.

That said, what is emerging now even more than President Trump’s first term and his 2nd term’s first year of operations is a:

Trump War Doctrine (like it or not):

It is:

Precise, lethal, and decisive. Without question, deadly.

A big question that must be asked is, “what will be the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th order consequences?”

Worth the reminder.

Payback must be precise, lethal, decisive, and deadly.

America is engaged, we must now get behind the military placing their lives on the line. Let God sort out all the other bullsh!t.

Thank you Governor Abbott for sleeping through your governorship.

Texas is not about to vote on whether or not Sharia Law is acceptable in Texas!

Vote Doc Pete Chambers to replace Abbott as the next governor for the state of Texas.

War, What Is It Good For 🎶

To keep this very simple and very real: the currencies of war are death, destruction and courage.

The side that wins is the one that has killed sufficient numbers of its opponent’s forces and destroyed sufficient critical capabilities that they lose the courage to keep fighting.

Pray for the men and women engaged (because we, America, are very much engaged).

Pray for our political leaders to make sound decisions as the battlefield becomes more complex by the day.

I’m not sure that Sir Kier Starmer gets this

IRAN SITREP: Messaging

The disciplined communications strategy coming out of the Pentagon right now is unlike anything I have seen in my decades of watching this institution, and I have seen a lot (especially leaks).

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and General Dan Caine are operating at a level this country desperately needed. They have established unified command, a clear message, zero leaks, zero backstabbing, and zero globalist interference. These are warfighters leading warfighters, and it shows.

Personally, credit has to go to the great communications team led by Sean Parnell

The orchestration to remain on message with the POTUS and the WH team has been essential to save lives and to ensure the American people hear the truth.

Agree with this war or not, this is what right looks like when you put the right people in the right seats at the right moment in history.

Make no mistake, this is a moment in history. What Secretary of War Hegseth and CJCS Caine are building is a full restoration of warrior culture and America First national defense and national security.

When a nation remembers who it is and finds the courage to defend it, nothing in this world can stop it.

God bless our warriors.

Lessons Learned (Iran):

The basic principle of guerrilla warfare is that the people on the ground determine the outcome of the conflict. And when I say “the people on the ground,” I’m not talking about the terrorists. I’m talking about the resident population.

These are the people who will eventually choose the winner and the loser.

Their decision depends on our getting the information we need from them for our warriors to use and on gaining their support. And their choice depends on several other factors that determine which way they go.