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In a move that will make America-first patriots cheer and liberals clutch their pearls, U.S. forces took strong action against Islamic State targets in Nigeria, and thank heavens someone is taking a stand. These aren’t just random strikes; these are lasers of justice beaming down on those who have spent years terrorizing innocent Christians. While the holiday season is about peace and goodwill, there’s no peace without justice, and President Trump understands this better than anyone.
Now, let’s not pretend this was random. This is America retaliating against years of unchecked violence by radical Islamists who think they can oppress Christians with impunity. Enough is enough. Where other nations tiptoe and bow under the weight of politically correct nonsense, America leads—undaunted, unashamed, and unwavering.
Trump announces U.S. strikes on 'ISIS Terrorist Scum' in Nigeriahttps://t.co/4BMCz8WzP6 pic.twitter.com/lTLcyoVi47
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) December 26, 2025
How typical it is to see liberal outrage over these strikes. Oh, you can already imagine them shouting about international norms and peaceful resolutions. Meanwhile, people are being slaughtered, but sure, let’s wring our hands and do absolutely nothing. It’s that kind of do-nothing mindset that’s been failing people around the world for years.
It’s time to call a spade a spade. Those who criticize this bold action are the same ones who would leave these terror-infested regions to rot. They are more concerned with being liked by the global elite than with defending what’s right. What message does it send to let these terrorists act without consequence? It tells them that the world will sit idly by as they commit atrocities, so long as it doesn’t ruffle the feathers of the liberal intelligentsia.
This is what leadership looks like, folks. Instead of endless debates and spineless rhetoric, we finally see decisive action. The question now is, will America continue to lead, or will we allow the appeasers to make us weak again? Liberals, are you paying attention?
