So where does Tropical Soulvangelical stand on the War In Iran? Like apparently 60 percent of the population, he's against it. He tells people that it's a wag-the-dog exercise in the part of politicians to try to distract from the Epstein files, and that it'll increase gas prices and the threat of terrorist attacks. But one thing he hasn't told people is that the war is an attack on religious devotion. He appreciates Simon Whistler's analysis from a war fronts perspective, but believes there's much that's missing. TSV has yet to see an acknowledgment of the fact that Iranians are pretty much the most religiously devoted people on the face of the earth, particularly those in cities most sympathetic to the office of the Ayatollah. They look at us in our most personally corrupt secularist state and just seethe with divine anger at what we're doing to their country. They've already gotten a fatwa to utterly destroy all Americans everywhere, particularly those who don't follow any true sense of spiritual conviction, no matter the particulars of the persuasion. TSV reminds people they can best believe that it's the devoted Iranians who keep up to date on the Epstein files with the most interest, even more than the gossipy Americans who just want to catch people with their pants down. By contrast, TSV sees devotees as finding out who's engaged in the most sin, and who from that is causing the most destruction in their country, particularly damage to religious institutions and symbols. TSV then sees that among the devotees comes a new generation of international terrorists that may make Al Qaida and Isis look pretty tame in comparison. We're talking about people who don't care about what the U.N. says or even what their own government says about capitulation or what international law says about formal declarations of war. TSV remembers when he used to catch up on the BBC much more than he does now about Al Qaida's internal discussions, and they interviewed Dr. Fahdel. Dr. Fahdel points out that terrorists are not afraid of antiterror laws or security forces. He points out that they're only afraid to go to Hell. TSV doesn't see the new and upcoming generation of terrorists to fare any differently. TSV sees the terrorists seeing, for example, -trump- being in the Epstein files as evidence of the Western cauldron of sin, and how the West has to -burn- to be freed of that sin so that it'll have little to no incentive to be attacking religiously devoted countries and communities around the world, and that's how they look upon the concept of holy vengeance. This is what TSV believes needs to be talked about, and he'll stop at nothing till he finds this narrative.