Order echoes 1988 death commissions, when tens of thousands died.
The Dallas Morning News | By Ted Poe | May 15, 2026
For more than 20 years, before I went to Congress, I sat on a criminal court bench in Texas. I presided over more than 20,000 cases. I know what a courtroom is supposed to be. It is the … Continue Reading
Iran’s same-day death sentences show its brutality, again Read More »
By Guardian | 7 May 2026
Families pressured to stay silent, with at least 24 executions reportedly taking place since March amid internet blackout
Iran is carrying out near-daily executions of prisoners in secrecy and, in some cases, refusing to hand the bodies of the dead to their families, according to rights groups and sources close to the relatives of … Continue Reading
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NEWS MAX | Colonel Wes Martin | 06 April 2026
Once again this century America has commenced another Mideast conflict while ignoring most of the principles established in the Weinberger-Powell Doctrine.
Bypassed this time were clear and attainable objectives, risk and cost analysis, plausible exit strategy, approval of the American public, and broad global support.
Also ignored was the Gulf
America’s Exit Strategy Is Already Inside Iran Read More »
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL 31 March 2026
Responding to the arbitrary and secret executions of four dissidents in Iran since yesterday as at least seven other protesters and dissidents face the imminent risk of execution, Amnesty International’s Deputy Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa Diana Eltahawy said:
“Iranian authorities must immediately halt any plans to execute dissidents Vahid Bani … Continue Reading
