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WEEK 563 / 583 Big Day In Iran
Vol. 8 ·  Chapter 58 Khamenei · Mar 24 – Mar 30, 2026
Manga panel 1 of 6, Week 563 “Big Day In Iran”: The last week opens before dawn with the two threads tied together: they are kept in the country so that they will vote.
MARCH 24.
Democrats are desperate to keep illegals, no matter how bad or dangerous they me be, in the Country. They want them to VOTE!
Manga panel 2 of 6, Week 563 “Big Day In Iran”: Wednesday the airport queues are blamed on the other side, and the Guard may be called up for the terminals.
Blame the Democrats for the Airport's mess. They want our Country to do badly. They want our Country to fail.
Manga panel 3 of 6, Week 563 “Big Day In Iran”: That same morning, three words standing entirely on their own, with nothing before or after them.
TERMINATE THE FILIBUSTER!
Manga panel 4 of 6, Week 563 “Big Day In Iran”: Thursday evening the destruction of a country's power stations is paused ten days, at that country's request, to a stated hour.
As per Iranian Government request, please let this statement serve to represent that I am pausing the period of Energy Plant destruction by 10 Days to Monday, April 6, 2026, at 8 P.M., Eastern Time.
Manga panel 5 of 6, Week 563 “Big Day In Iran”: And on Sunday night the chapter's closing entry, written the way other men write about the weather: a big day, and God bless you all.
Big day in Iran. Many long sought after targets have been taken out and destroyed by our GREAT MILITARY, the finest and most lethal in the World.
Manga panel 6 of 6, Week 563 “Big Day In Iran”: Monday morning he is in serious discussions with a new and more reasonable government, and the terms are already written down.
The United States of America is in serious discussions with A NEW, AND MORE REASONABLE, REGIME to end our Military Operations in Iran.
THE MAN HE NAMED THE CHAPTER FOR IS THREE WEEKS DEAD, AND THE COUNTRY IS STILL BEING NEGOTIATED FOR.
TO BE CONTINUED →

This week in the saga

The chapter closes the way it opened, with two wars running out of one hand. Tuesday before dawn the domestic case is put in a line: they want them kept in the country so that they will vote. Wednesday morning the airports are blamed on the other side, and the Guard may be called up for the terminals. That same morning, three words on their own: terminate the filibuster. Thursday evening the destruction of a country's power stations is paused ten days, at that country's request, to a stated date and hour. And on Sunday night, four days later, the closing entry of the chapter: big day in Iran, many long sought after targets taken out, God bless you all. Monday morning he is in serious discussions with a new and more reasonable regime.

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