Staff Reports
The Biden administration can’t seem to get their story straight when it comes to the recent U.S. strikes against Iranian terror proxy groups in Iraq. First, we have the White House National Security Council claiming that they informed the Iraqi government before the strikes occurred. Then, we have the State Department saying that the Iraqis were only notified after the fact. What’s the truth? It’s hard to say.
Biden admin flip-flops on whether Iraq was warned about US retaliatory strikes https://t.co/KVPtg6N533
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But let’s break it down, shall we? The U.S. conducted these strikes in retaliation for the aggression of Iranian-backed proxies in the region, which resulted in the deaths of three brave American servicemembers. It’s about time we showed these terrorists that we mean business. After all, we can’t let them run wild and continue to endanger American lives.
Now, the Iraqi government is claiming that they were not informed before the strikes and even went so far as to condemn them. But let’s be real here, folks. Iraq should be grateful that we’re taking action against these Iranian-backed militias. They’ve been causing chaos and devastation in the region for far too long, and it’s about time someone put a stop to it.
Of course, there are those who are criticizing the Biden administration for giving the militias too much time to prepare for the strikes. They argue that five days had already passed since the servicemembers were killed, giving the militias plenty of time to move their operations and hide their dirty secrets. And you know what? They may have a point. We can’t afford to give our enemies a head start. We need to hit them hard and fast, showing them that we won’t back down.
It’s clear that there are some mixed messages coming out of the Biden administration regarding these strikes. But let’s not lose sight of the bigger picture here. We need to support our troops and show the world that America is still a force to be reckoned with. These strikes against Iranian terror proxies in the Middle East are a step in the right direction, and we should be applauding the actions of our military and intelligence agencies.
So, don’t let the conflicting messages confuse you. The U.S. strikes were necessary and justified, and we should be proud of our country for taking a stand against these Iranian-backed militias. It’s time to put America first and show the world that we won’t tolerate threats to our national security.
