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The 2026 US/Israeli - Iran war - Examining current Islamic Eschatalogical Narratives

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Sheikh Imran Hosein, the self proclaimed world's sole Islamic Eschatalogical scholar alongwith Professor Jiang , a predictive historian, both subscribe to a view that links the current Iran conflict to Judeo-Christian-Islamic end times prophecies and predicts the outcome of the current US/Israel -Iran conflict as one that ends in the destruction of the US and the replacement of it by Israel as the world's leading state, a handover of hard and soft power from the US to Israel from Pax Americana to Pax Judaica. Let's examine this prediction from the perspective of geopolitics: Israel's Position in the Current Conflict: Benefits vs. Decline How Israel Benefits from the Current War 1. Destruction of Iran's Regional Influence The war has severely damaged Iran's "Axis of Resistance" and proxy networks. Israeli and U.S. strikes set back Iran's nuclear program by years, killed over 30 senior commanders, and exposed weaknesses in Iranian air defense . This ...
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The Final Blow : - The 2026 US-Israel - Iran war as the end of US hegemony

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  This is a critical geopolitical question that requires examining the specific mechanisms by which prolonged conflict in the Middle East could accelerate the decline of U.S. hegemony. Let me analyze this through multiple dimensions—economic, military, diplomatic, and systemic. Now I have comprehensive information to provide a thorough analysis. Let me synthesize this into a coherent explanation of how the current Iran-U.S.-Israel war could accelerate U.S. hegemonic decline. --- The Iran War as a Catalyst for U.S. Hegemonic Decline The current conflict is not merely a regional military engagement—it is a stress test of the entire post-1945 U.S.-led international order. The war accelerates American decline through five interconnected mechanisms: --- 1. Economic Warfare Blowback: The Strait of Hormuz Crisis Iran has effectively "sanctioned the West" by weaponizing its geographic control over global energy chokepoints . With 20-25% of world oil passing through the Strait of Horm...
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Qassem Soleimani And The Re-Making Of The Middle East

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Qassem Soleimani and the Re-making of the middle east by Sharif Loghdey 10 days after 911, retired US general Wesley Clark visited the Pentagon and was privy to a Memo that detailed the US’s plan to invade 7 Middle Eastern Countries in 5 years. Backtrack 5 years to 1996, a year which saw the first election of Netanyahu as Prime Minister of Israel after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin by a rightwing extremist. It was the same year that an Israeli think-tank authored a document called “A Clean Break: A new strategy for securing the realm” which detailed a total revision of Israeli policy in the Middle East, shelving the Oslo accords and advocated for the abandonement of peace with most of Israel’s neighbours in favour of the violent toppling of unfriendly Arab regimes and replacing them with puppet regimes friendly to Israel using proxy forces and pre-emption in order to redraw the map of the Middle East – Iraq was to be the first victim. Fast forward a few months later, when the ...
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Creeping Evil Empire - AFRICOM - Is SA Safe?

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Is South Africa Safe from US hegemonic designs? Rhodes: Bad old days of Colonialism is back Not according to shock reports by the ruling ANC who in February 2016 claimed it was being targeted for regime change. At the time, (19 February 2016), African National Congress Secretary General Gwede Mantashe made the startling claim at an Anti-Racism march that "western forces are plotting daily to advance regime change in South Africa". In a meeting convened in the wake of the publicised threats, a report* detailing the discussions reveals the West's despicable, racist and contemptuous attitude to Africa and the rest of the 3rd world, unashamedly articulated by Tory PM Tony Blair's Foreign Affairs advisor Robert Cooper, when he said "...The challenge in the postmodern world is to get used to the idea of double standards. Among ourselves (West), we operate on the basis of laws and open co-operative security. But when dealing with more old fashioned kinds of states...
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