This better be Donald Trump's final cease-fire extension

This morning, President Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran. Let's hope this is President Trump's final ultimatum before he blows them to smithereens. The time for dancing is over. It's time for serious men to enter the picture. It's time for a man with President Reagan's moral certainty to step into this situation. While this isn't the equivalent of the Cuban Missile Crisis, it's a grave, once=in-a-lifetime situation.

It's obvious that President Trump doesn't grasp the situation. When he said "Iran must immediately stop their highly paid PROXIES in Lebanon from causing trouble. If they don’t, we’ll hit Iran very hard again, just like we did last week, only harder!!!"

That's meaningless. The IRGC and Besij are messianic. They can't wait for the return of the twelfth imam, which they think will start the end times. In painstaking detail, Mark Levin lays out in exquisite detail what's happened and what's likely to happen:

Mark Levin's observations are spot on. It's time we stop treating the IRGC and the Besij like normal people. They aren't normal; they're messianic. Trey Yingst reported that he's getting mixed signals from the Regime and the Trump administration:

The American people hate endless wars. That being said, they hate endless negotiations, too. End this war before Iran can rebuild. Yes, they're far from rebuilding a nuclear weapon. No, they aren't far from blackmailing Western Civilization. They've already started.

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