Time to Kill Him? From King of the Bazaar to King of Bizarre

It could have been a simple matter of sitting down and talking with Ayatollah Khamenei. President Trump even floated the idea this week in a phone conversation with the president of Turkey. Erdogan heard him say loud and clear "I'll send Vance and Rubio to Istanbul". But it never happen - because Khamenei refused to come to the table as long as Israel kept attacking his ICBM and Nuclear program.

The Iranians hedged their bets terribly wrong — the king of the bazaar turned out to be the king of the bizarre.

Instead of seizing diplomatic opportunities, he refused to negotiate with the United States.

Incredibly, even as they were being thoroughly defeated — by a country just 3% their size and with barely 10% of their population — they still had the audacity to set conditions for the president of the only nation capable of halting the attacks.

Their refusal to negotiate — to look in the mirror and face reality — didn’t stop the attacks. It did the opposite: it brought the United States, the very country they had just handed a list of demands to, into the fight against them.

Pure Humiliation.

Now will iran swallow it's pride? or is it time to kill the ayatollah Ali Khamenei like the most "Unholy Animal" in Islam? Like Al-Bagdadi - Like A dog.

If Iran keeps playing games. It will happen.

With U.S assistance Iran has now transitioned from discussing its nuclear program - to confronting the question of its regime’s survival.

Now, President Trump is applying psychological pressure. Warning the regime not to retaliate. No more strange Obama or Biden style abstract theories. That chapter is over.

The regime President Trump called “the bully of the Middle East” neither recognized boundaries nor seemed to believe in them. Like Hitler, Iran’s leaders have allowed a unhealthy blend of antisemitism and arrogance to cloud their judgment on their way to the abyss.

The Iranians’ mistake wasn’t attacking an American base, ship, or plane — it was showing arrogance toward an American president. Instead of coming to the table immediately, while his ally was already in action, they had the audacity to demand that he restrain that ally first. Trump displayed a sense of honor and resolve that exceeded anything they anticipated. Never challenge a man like that — and never insult his pride when you are clearly the weaker side. Trump can teach any Arab or Muslim what the limits of honor are. He just did.

Now the real question remains: will the Iranian people rise?

This morning’s Iranian-Hezbollah strike on Israel, reveals the true nature of the Iranian regime. They want death. Maybe it's time to kill the Ayatollah like a dog?

As we say in Arabic, “Every dog gets his day"