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By Steven Maikoski, Author: “The Real Constitution and its Real Enemies”
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March 6, 2026

Iran is as big as Texas, California and Montana combined; 636,000 square miles.  That is a lot of area for a war, but the conflict is helped by many of Iran’s citizens, who are elated with the fall of radical Islam; that means fewer problems for us.

Iran has made a tremendous tactical error by attacking nearly every country around them, firing missiles that have resulted in the deaths of citizens and damage to hotels, office buildings and a few military structures.  Those Iranian attacks have unified their neighbors against them, thereby strengthening the international spirit for regime change in Iran.  

One politician commented today that the only people who will now help Iran are our own democrat politicians.  

The protesters in the US should wear Burkas to show their solidarity with the ayatollah.  Meanwhile, People all over the US are celebrating the eradication of the ayatollah and his horrible politics.  But there are some people that just can't think past their hatred of our nation.

Jesse Watters today reported that Senator Ted Cruz told him that while members of Congress were being briefed by government officials from several agencies, the democrats were yelling at the briefers, screaming at them!  Then, when the briefing was done, they ran out of the room yelling, “Forever war! No Plan, Illegal War!” 

Does anybody think they would be doing the same thing if Obama had been the president who ordered the invasion?

**Lets get away from politics for a couple of paragraphs.

Artificial Intelligence is a tremendous increase in computer technology.  From what I understand, the speed of processors has made this field of computer science viable.  A computer can comb through mountains of information, organize, and then report on its findings in seconds.  That research of data once took this college student hours to do. 

The video capabilities of AI are impressive and scary. If you give a computer a picture of someone, it can create a video of that person doing anything you ask.  It can recreate the voice of the original person in that video.  It can be ordered to create believable lies about any person.  So, be careful believing what you see.

The motion picture industry is concerned with AI’s ability to recreate video clips of Hollywood stars in action scenes, fights, and love affairs. 

**Yesterday I heard a story on the radio about a high school girls’ basketball team that turned its season around from losing to winning.  During their losing streak, the coach observed that the players were not acting like the players on her past teams.  The new squad was quieter, lacking team spirit, and not connecting, then she realized why. She took action by banning all cell phones at practices and games; she told the players to keep them in their lockers. 

The improvement followed. The girls realized what a distraction cell phones were from normal human interaction, especially within a team environment.  They started working better as a team, and the wins followed.

Perhaps the school should try the same thing for classes, or on campus!

**I would like your input on this:  When chatting with others, I have noticed a difference in behavior before a person’s political bias is revealed:  Conservatives are frustrated.  Liberals are angry; mad. Conservatives hope that the liberals will listen and study our republican form of government.  The liberals are mad at the conservatives because they are stupid, misguided, or just plain nazis.

**I’ve been thinking about the Epstein Island saga.  It has been growing beyond the sexual abuse news line; that resort may have become a powerful blackmail mechanism that could have affected business and political decisions in many countries and years. 

Blackmail is easy money, and the profits are proportional to the perversion.  Epstein Island may have been designed with that in mind. 

One of our slyest politicians, Bill Clinton, was a frequent visitor to Epstein’s Island. Here is where it gets interesting.  Back when he was president, his office had requested the FBI files on many politicians and businessmen, mostly republicans. The personal files were obviously for influence purposes; Bill was not the type of guy who was concerned with national security. But he and his co-president, Hillary, were obsessed with making money, lots of it.  Hillary was also known for her temper and throwing arm. 

I’m starting to think that Bill Clinton was in on the blackmail more than the underage sexcapades.  

Remember that throwing arm.

Steve