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I’m posting this Fox News segment in its entirety, because I think it’s going to age particularly badly in terms of what was actually destroyed in this airstrike. I’m also going to highlight the crap I have been taking merely by being not just reasonably skeptical mildly educated from... show more
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Iran’s nuclear program wasn’t a hypothetical—it was actively enriching uranium at weapons-grade levels, violating every safeguard. Operation Midnight Hammer wasn’t “Iraq 2.0”; it obliterated Fordow and Natanz with precision, avoiding civilian casualties and radioactive fallout. The strike enforced a decade-old red line after years of failed diplomacy and Biden-era appeasement that funded Iran’s aggression. Skepticism rooted in past failures ignores the reality: deterrence only works when backed by credible force. This wasn’t regime change or nation-building—it was surgical enforcement against a rogue state racing toward nukes. Weakness invites war; strength prevents it. The alternative? A nuclear Iran holding the world hostage.
Trust Trump - you're not the President. Trump is. He has more intel, he knows what he's doing.
Do you feel better?
No, I don’t. What’s your point?
You never know, you could be saving this as an I told you so for yourself!
Why do so many of you turn out to be terrorist supporters? The woke right churns out the same garbage as the woke left
Go back to Canada, if you don’t like how POTUS is running things.
Speed running through the Iraq war 2002/03 propaganda campaign in a few days has been wild. This is going to get very ugly fast and people think this is just something that will be moved on from.
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