No Peace; never was about Justice

It is never going to happen.

There is no peace.

This was never about justice.

So what am I railing about today? What am I scorched earth about today? My Renegade Nation, and all of you who take the time to listen to me, do you realize that we are never going to be at peace with Muslims? No, you're going, "Ah, what an Islamophobic." It has nothing to do with that.

If you are peace-loving, then you are willing to let other people have their peace with their own god as you do with yours.

But that's not who the Muslims are.

That's not what they've been taught, and we keep excusing them, saying, "Oh, well, they were taught that, but they just don't get it." The only answer is in these, half a dozen to more, words: you will be killed unless you kill them.

Right now, Iran is backed into a corner, and the only thing that happens when you back someone into a corner is what? Yeah.

Guns blazing, screaming, scratching, clawing.

All the claws are out.

The IRGC is losing, and they know it, so you need to stay diligent, because they are not gonna go quietly.

You are the infidel, and we do not live that way, and that is the reason we do not understand it, and that is the reason that the people across the globe and across the world keep trying to give Muslims a pass as they go about taking over every country on the planet.

Now, you are saying I'm crazy, so I will give you an example of what I'm speaking about.

According to the Western Journal, in what may, quote, "be an example of God's providential hand", a British farmer drove by a local air base, and the housing was for American bomber planes, and it was just at the right time, in an early morning Sunday, and this farmer was able to thwart an alleged terror plot.

But they aren't telling you that that was what these people had in mind.

Of course not.

Why would they wanna commit a terrorist act? The incident happened at the Royal Air Force base in Fairford in Gloucestershire, about 85 miles west of London.

So you know that this is a base where American bomber planes are housed, and it's a command post for US operations in Europe, and it has been a facility used by B-1 bombers in operations against Iran.

But that isn't the whole story.

It's never that simple.

The Telegraph reported that a local farmer was driving home after a party in the early morning hours, and she noticed three abandoned white vans blocking a country road outside of the air base.

One of the vans was labeled "Fuel 2 U".

Okay, that's kind of a strange business, isn't it? Is the van full of fuel and it brings it to you when you run out of gas on the road? Might have been the intention.

Interesting that the woman noted that the phone number on the van was one digit short of being a phone number.

So, confused, she turned her car around, and as she did so, she saw a group of masked men in b- balaclavas scattering into the trees and across the fields toward the air force base.