Wednesday, March 18, 2026
IRAN IN CHAOS: PRESIDENT WANTS OUT
"There’s a real upheaval in Iran... President Pezeshkian is considering resigning from his post." Channel 14's Senior Iran Analyst - C14 News Israel | EN@c14israel
- @DBalazada explains what inside sources tell him is happening today inside the government: Pezeshkian is reportedly "exceptionally angry" at the Revolutionary Guards, accusing them of "reckless" conduct...
Father Sues Blue-State School District on Behalf of His Son Over Pledge of Allegiance
Father Sues Blue-State School District on Behalf of His Son Over Pledge of Allegiance:
A father in Maine has filed a lawsuit against his son’s school district, accusing them of failing to provide children an opportunity to recite the Pledge of Allegiance during the school day.
The lawsuit, filed against the Falmouth School Department and Superintendent Steve Nolan, alleges that the district is violating Maine law, according to the Portland Press Herald.
The statute in question dates back to 2011 and is posted on the legislature’s official website.
IRAN IN CHAOS: PRESIDENT WANTS OUT
"There’s a real upheaval in Iran... President Pezeshkian is considering resigning from his post." Channel 14's Senior Iran Analyst - C14 News Israel | EN@c14israel
Pezeshkian is reportedly "exceptionally angry" at the Revolutionary Guards, accusing them of "reckless" conduct.
- He claims the failure to protect Ali Larijani was not negligence, but a deliberate move to ensure his elimination.
- The IRGC is reportedly "very pleased" with Larijani’s death, having already prepared an "elimination dossier" on him and his brother.
- The bottom line - Iran is transitioning into an extremist military regime where Mojtaba Khamenei acts as a mere "puppet" of the Revolutionary Guards, who completely control the country.
'TOTAL CORRUPTION': Anti-Trump Judge Boasberg issues order protecting Fed chief Jerome Powell from subpoena * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
'TOTAL CORRUPTION': Anti-Trump Judge Boasberg issues order protecting Fed chief Jerome Powell from subpoena * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh:
Their activism already has resulted in a Supreme Court decision that they are no longer allowed to issue nationwide injunctions, a decision they've worked around by then declaring plaintiffs to be a "class."
The report cited two people familiar with a recent virtual meeting who explained chief prosecutors and other leaders of the 93 U.S. attorneys' offices "were told to provide DOJ headquarters with vivid instances in which judges obstructed through adverse rulings."
What the Pro-Iran Protests Reveal About Foreign Influence
Questions of outside funding surround the ANSWER Coalition’s protest network. - Tal Fortgang, Stu Smith
- The American strikes on Iran have opened both a new military front abroad and an old front at home. Mere hours after the bombs began to fall, leftist activists took to the streets with signs and chants denouncing American “imperialism” and demanding “Hands off Iran” and “No New US War In The Middle East.”
- It’s no coincidence that these protests bear similarities with the sometimes-violent anti-ICE, pro-Cuba, anti-Israel, and pro-Maduro rallies that have dotted the country in recent months. Behind many of these disruptions is the ANSWER Coalition—Act Now to Stop War and End Racism—an umbrella organization composed of various far-left groups.
These organizations are, in turn, closely linked with hostile foreign actors, raising questions not only about their propriety, but their legality...
300 Admirals Asleep at the Helm - Jupplandia
The Iranian blockade that barely exists, and 40 years of failure before this. - Jupplandia
- We are told that the Iranians have blockaded the Strait of Hormuz.
- We are told too that the US is losing.
- Both of these points are bullshit.
The Iranians don’t really have a blockade.
There is no physical barrier of ships.
They don’t have a bigger fleet than the US.
And they aren’t blocking all shipping.
They are letting Indian and Russian ships through, and negotiating to let Chinese ones through.
- What they do have are drones, remaining light fast craft to get on the water, and people able to drop mines in the water.
That’s all, but it is enough to cause an embarrassment.
And that’s because of military spending and naval preparedness errors going back decades...
And that’s because of military spending and naval preparedness errors going back decades...
In retrospect the Global World was excessively dependent on chokepoints controlled by terror groups and theocracies for decades.
These narrow points, like mountain passes, could be crossed only by their leave...-@wretchardthecat
Rather than mitigate supply chain risk, the Global World for ideological and economic reasons, increased their dependence without corresponding insurance, either in the form of stockpiles, alternative suppliers or military forces.
- They relied instead on the charlatans who offered "international law" as a substitute for physical security...
- Until, in a moment of reckoning Iran partly closed the Bab el-Mandam and more consequentially menaced the Strait of Hormuz and there was no answer...
The only question now is do we have the capacity to learn.
'Die in your rage': Islamist attacks and murder plots are quickly adding up | Blaze Media
'Die in your rage': Islamist attacks and murder plots are quickly adding up | Blaze Media:
According to a U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security terror threat assessment report published last year, there were over 50 jihadist cases in 30 states between April 2021 and June 2025, including vehicle ramming attacks and efforts to provide material support to ISIS.
Last year, for instance, started off with the slaughter of 14 Americans and the grievous injury of scores of additional victims in New Orleans by Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a radical whom the FBI revealed had pledged allegiance to ISIS.
How a First-Grader Taught Her School District and a Federal Judge about Free Speech
In March 2021, California principal Jesus Becerra was confronted by a clear and present threat to his school. - JONATHAN TURLEYStanding before him was the culprit — a student apparently so dangerous that Becerra had to act without delay to protect the entire Viejo Elementary School in the Capistrano Unified School District.
The little girl is known only as B.B. in federal filings, but her actions were so heinous that a parent alerted Becerra to take whatever action was necessary.
The little girl is known only as B.B. in federal filings, but her actions were so heinous that a parent alerted Becerra to take whatever action was necessary.
- Beccera showed B.B. the incriminating evidence: a picture of children holding hands with the words “any life” written under “Black Lives Matter.”
- He told her that she would need to apologize for the outrageous statement. (Becerra denies using the word “racist.”).
- Her family alleges that she was also suspended from recess for two weeks, apparently to consider her failures as a human being.
That single piece of paper has since prompted years of litigation, in which California educators fought for the right to punish this child for a picture given to a friend.
And if that seems outrageous, you do not even know the worst of it...
History for March 18
History for March 18 - On-This-Day.com 
Grover Cleveland 1837
- 1818 - The U.S. Congress approved the first pensions for government service.
- 1881 - Barnum and Bailey's Greatest Show on Earth opened in Madison Square Gardens.
- 1931 - Schick Inc. displayed the first electric shaver.
- 1940 - Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini held a meeting at the Brenner Pass. The Italian dictator agreed to join in Germany's war against France and Britain during the meeting.
- 1945 - 1,250 U.S. bombers attacked Berlin.
- 1949 - The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was ratified.
- 1994 - Zsa Zsa Gabor filed for bankruptcy.
Tuesday, March 17, 2026
Man Accused Of Selling ISIS-Inspired Shooter Stolen Gun Was Caught Doing Same Thing Under Biden | The Daily Caller
Man Accused Of Selling ISIS-Inspired Shooter Stolen Gun Was Caught Doing Same Thing Under Biden | The Daily Caller:
Attorney General Pamela Bondi criticized the prior handling of the case involving Jalloh.
“The Biden Department of Justice declined to prosecute this man and let him off easy with a warning,” Bondi said. “Left-wing soft-on-crime policies cost lives — but this Department of Justice doesn’t tolerate crime, we punish it.”
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