Israel, doing the world’s work, is taking initiative against Iran’s nuclear weapons intentions.
On Thursday, Israel struck key Iranian nuclear sites and allegedly killed top nuclear weapons scientists and chief military officials. This is the first of many to come.
It appears as though Israel’s Mossad had a lot to do with Iran’s failure to stop the strike.
The strikes were narrow, targeted and, according to initial reports, highly effective. “Precisely where the bedroom was” the Mossad posted on X with the following image:
Some are predicting a wider conflict rising out of the Israeli strike, but at least one analyst points out the obvious:
The State Department immediately released a statement warning Iran not to attack U.S. interests and that the U.S. was not involved in the strike:
While insurrectionist forces in the US pretend that Americans support Iran over Isreal, polls tell a different story:
President Trump had set a timeline for Iran to make a deal. They decided not to. You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.
But, hey.. while all this is going on @NBCNews is worried about bacon prices… or something.
And the Democrats? Yeah, on the wrong side of history on yet another issue.
President Trump released a statement on Truth.com informing the world that this strike will not be the last if Iran fails to make a deal curtailing their ability to make nuclear weapons saying, “Iran must make a deal, before there is nothing left.”
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