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According to recent intelligence from the U.S. intelligence community, the Islamic Republic of Iran plans to harm and physically eliminate President Donald Trump. Reports of intelligence received by the United States on the Islamic Republic’s escalating efforts to assassinate Trump are not merely alarming news about presidential security. They expose one of the most dangerous dimensions of Washington’s current confrontation with Tehran’s occupying, terrorist regime.

The U.S. has transferred additional military equipment, ammunition, and interceptor systems to Israel and other regional countries, and further strikes against Tehran’s Shiite mullah regime have been raised as a possibility to liberate 90 million people held captive under the Shiite mullahs’ religious tyranny in Iran. Alongside its military threats, Tehran continues to contemplate one of authoritarianism’s oldest instruments: physically eliminating a political enemy. U.S. court records document a history of assassination threats against Trump by operatives linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Anyone who reads the history of Shiite terrorism knows that the only good mullah is a dead mullah!

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