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Unyielding Spirit: The Power of Perseverance in the New Crusade
The historical slogan “Deus Vult,” once used by Crusaders, has re-emerged in modern far-right Christian rhetoric, particularly among U.S. political figures like Pat Hegseth, who advocates for a “return to the Crusader spirit.” This revival reveals ongoing colonial ambitions under the guise of ideological warfare, particularly in the context of the “War on Terror.” The U.S. aims to control the Islamic world, as reflected in Zionist documents advocating for perpetual conflict. The ideological foundation of resistance, rooted in Imam Khomeini’s teachings, highlights a strategic counter to Western aggression, emphasizing the necessity of resilience against military and economic pressures.
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