The Saint Euphrosynos Cafe

Misleading description
It is actually Megyn Kelly who is exposed here !
Can anyone IMAGINE "being friends with" Pete Hegseth ?
What does that SAY about HER ?
Let alone - recommending him for his position ?
How could she have that much influence to help select a Secretary of Defense ?

Her criticism ...

"Indian cargo ship asked for permission from Iranian Navy to cross Strait of Hormuz, but Iranian Navy denied:

“There is no permission for you to cross strait. Go back, otherwise you will be shot.”

India which betrayed Iran is now paying the consequences."

https://x.com/ZardSi/status ...

This is a Pakistani account which is anti-Afghanistan so I can't say if it is a reliable source about any other subjects.
But if true about this matter, this news is important.

There is a clip attached to the post at the bottom of the page purportedly showing the Iranian Ambassador to India ...

One of the many illustrations of the dynamics between Iran and the US in recent weeks.
Note that the eagle is being roasted and the bones ALREADY WELL PICKED OVER by Col. Ebrahim Zolfaghari, representing the Iranian military.
More about him after.

https://x.com/persianserene2/status ...

Note the connection with the infamous Abp Elpidophoros of the GOARCH [Greek Orthodox Church of America] in this AI summary :

"As of April 2026, Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. Ambassador to Greece (assuming office in Nov 2025), has shown significant interest in and connection to the Greek Orthodox ...

A twitter account I had never seen, but apparently
one furious man was watching it carefully :

"One would think that the US President, between bombing Iran, hiding the Epstein Files, lying, cheating, presenting himself as God, and denying his own dementia, wouldn't have any time at all to bother ...

"Lapis lazuli has one of the longest, most geographically expansive histories of any gemstone.

The oldest known mines, Sar‑e‑Sang in Badakhshan, Afghanistan, were already active by the 7th millennium BC, supplying a deep blue stone so rare that Neolithic and Bronze Age cultures treated it as ...