Staff Reports
In a world where liberal media takes great pains to turn a blind eye, it’s heartening to see real American leaders like President Trump and Senator Tommy Tuberville stand up for the defenseless. Christian massacre in Nigeria—an atrocity the left conveniently ignores—has finally grasped the attention it deserves with Trump’s firm and decisive approach. If there’s one thing conservatives have shown time and again, it’s that we don’t let evil go unchecked when innocent lives are at stake.
Senator Tuberville, a voice of reason and strength, knows that sometimes you have to meet force with force. He isn’t just talking about it; he’s backing the idea of U.S. military intervention to stomp out the Islamist terrorists responsible for these heinous acts. It’s a relief to hear a senator who isn’t afraid to mention the unvarnished truth: over 62,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria. The left would rather you not hear about it; they’d rather sweep it under the rug, but Tuberville and Trump are turning on the spotlight.
After President Donald Trump put a spotlight last week on the slaughter of Christians in the African country of Nigeria, the issue is getting new attention in the United States media — and in the U.S. Senate. Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, the… https://t.co/AVMQRgdj4n pic.twitter.com/8sWcJJiN4g
— The Western Journal (@WesternJournalX) November 6, 2025
Some will argue that intervention is unnecessary or too aggressive. These are the same appeasers wringing their hands while terrorists lay waste to entire communities. Sanctions and polite diplomacy haven’t done the job. These Islamist extremists understand only one language: a language of power and might. If they’re left unchecked, how many more Christians must suffer and die before the world takes their plight seriously?
Trump’s instincts, as always, catch the hypocrisy of the globalist agenda and the mainstream media that fawns over these failures. The media can cry foul all they want, but imagine if their families were the ones targeted. Imagine the outcry then. Why is it any different for the people of Nigeria? As a beacon of freedom and justice, it’s an embarrassment if America stands by while Christians are slaughtered.
It’s simple. The time for handwringing and half-measures is over. America must act, and we must act decisively. President Trump and Senator Tuberville know this reality. They know evil thrives when good men do nothing. How much longer will we let others suffer while hiding behind walls of political correctness? It’s time to teach these terrorists a lesson they won’t forget. Do we ignore the cries of the persecuted, or do we unleash the rightful wrath of a free and just nation?
