President Trump delivered a long-overdue message to Iran, and there are no apologies or sympathies needed
Milt Harris , Bio and Archives--June 29, 2025
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If I didn’t know better, I’d think that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was auditioning for a job with CNN. Granted, he’d have a hell of a time clearing customs, but he is definitely on the same page with them and the New York Times.
CNN and the New York Times both have chosen not to accept that our military obliterated three nuclear sites in Iran. They both ran stories based on an incomplete “leak” that they knew wasn’t fair or correct. By doing so, they sabotaged and diminished the heroic deeds of the brave Americans who flew for over 36 hours to punish the nation that leads in terrorist activity and funding.
Meanwhile, the Ayatollah, who is looking at rubble that used to be nuclear sites, is still claiming victory. Yes, he could definitely work for CNN. He could stand in front of the ruins and claim that the bombing was, “Mostly Peaceful.”
President Trump, on the other hand, was far from amused by the Ayatollah’s response. Trump spared his life, and Khamenei knows it. In his response, Trump assured him that another bombing strike wasn’t out of the question and that if it occurs, he can say, “Ay-A-Tol-Yah So.”
Here is Trump’s response:
Some think that Trump is being too hard on Iran; he’s not. Someone has to stand up to these false prophets of intimidation. Obama and Biden patted them on the head and treated them like close friends, all the while they were conniving behind every decent nation's back in the world.
President Trump delivered a long-overdue message to Iran, and there are no apologies or sympathies needed.
GOD BLESS THE USA!
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Milt spent thirty years as a sales and operations manager for an international manufacturing company. He is also a four-time published author on a variety of subjects. Now, he spends most of his time researching and writing about conservative politics and liberal folly.