Insurrection Barbie in the Plains in McGeto, March 11th, 2026.

Introduction. It is getting to the point where you can't really tell the players without a scorecard.

There are so many things going on, and all at the same time, and various theologies

are woven in and out of them, and then the internet circulates all of these items at a high

rate of speed, a sort of a moron collider, if you will. If today's post meander somewhat,

I am sure you will be most understanding. Some background. The Iranian regime, currently on

its heels, is governed by Shia theology and by a

particular subset of that theology to boot. Most Muslim countries are Sunni Muslim, but this Shia state

is distinguished by its teaching that, after the time of Muhammad, there were 12 imams in succession.

The last of whom was born in the 9th century A.D. and who was spirited away by God and is still

alive somewhere. His name is Mohammed Ibn al-Hassan, and he will come back at the end of days,

along with Jesus Christ, leading up to Judgment Day. In the meantime, certain democratic

lawmakers are concerned about the impact of another set of theological emphasis in our armed forces.

A couple of dozen congressmen have asked the Department of War to conduct an investigation

into whether any of our troops were being told by their leaders that Donald Trump had been

commissioned by God to go ahead and light the Armageddon fuse. In addition, recent comments

made by various administration officials like Mike Hacabee say have indicated that

they believe that the very existence of the state of Israel is grounded in the promise of the land

that God gave to Abraham in Genesis 15. It is quite true that many evangelicals in North America

believe that the formation of the modern nation's state of Israel in 1948 was a fulfillment of biblical prophecy, and

that it started the end times clock ticking again. And to make everything a little bit more

festive, an older video from a few years back shows Pete Hegeseth talking about the building of the

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