Meet Noora Shalash, Director of Government Affairs for CAIR-Kentucky.
She really let the mask slip that this is a harmless civil rights organization when she yells “I demand Jihad, I want ISIS to kill all of you.”
The American people trust President Trump on the Iran question, as do I 100%. He has been handling this difficult issue beautifully.
After the 2020 election, COVID, Biden's mental decline, and the Hunter Biden laptop we have all been trained to challenge assumptions and ask critical questions of media-driven narratives.
So before we commit to another military operation in the Middle East, here are some questions that ought to be answered:
If Fordow is hit with an American bunker buster, will it totally take out Iran's nuclear capability? What % chance that it will?
How many American troops might die in an Iranian retaliatory Strike? 0? 100? 1,000?
What assurances can we have that bombing such a facility will result in no nukes for Iran? Will that end the program permanently? If not, what will?
If it won't end it, how long would it take to undo the damage?
How long would it take a country like Iran to build a nuclear bomb if they really, truly wanted to? If they moved at max speed what’s the timeline?
If bombing Fodrow can't permanently destroy the nuclear program, will advocates of a "limited" intervention pivot to immediately demanding a full regime change war? What does that look like? What are the refugee estimates of such a regime change? Who is most likely to take power next? What are the chances of a civil war? Since the same people who pushed for Libya, Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan regime changes are doing it again, what have they done to earn our trust?
Is this about nukes, or removing a regime?
The complexity of this is enormous. It is more than just bombing a mountain.
This is why Trump is the man made for this historic moment. We must trust him.
Some American voices claim “America First” means standing by while a radical Islamist terror regime openly chants “Death to America” and builds a nuclear bomb.
Let’s be very clear: this is not a slogan for Iran’s leadership. It is a governing doctrine. It has been since 1979.
This regime has spent four decades building, funding, and arming terror proxies across the Middle East and Europe. It has killed over 1,000 American service members and wounded nearly 6,000 more.
This is not theory. This is not distant history. This is some of what they’ve done:
• 1983, Beirut: A Hezbollah truck bomb destroyed a U.S. Marine barracks, killing 241 Americans, 220 Marines, 18 sailors, 3 soldiers.
• 1996, Saudi Arabia: The Khobar Towers bombing, led by Iran-backed Hezbollah al-Hejaz, killed 19 U.S. airmen and injured 498.
• 2003–2011, Iraq: Iran’s Quds Force supplied explosively formed penetrators (EFPs) that killed 603 American troops , 17 percent of all U.S. deaths in Iraq, per the Pentagon.
• Afghanistan: Iran supported Taliban attacks that led to an estimated 100–200 U.S. deaths, with hundreds more wounded.
• 2024, Jordan: An Iranian proxy drone strike on Tower 22 killed 3 U.S. soldiers and injured 47.
And since mid-2023, Iran-backed militias have launched over 180 attacks on U.S. troops in Iraq, Syria, and Jordan with drone swarms, rocket barrages, and missile fire.
They’ve also plotted to assassinate Trump, a sitting U.S. president on American soil.
And now, they are enriching uranium to 80 percent purity, a level with only one purpose. You don’t need weapons-grade enrichment for energy or medicine.
Yet still, some say:
“Well, I’m America First guy . I just don’t want another war.”
That is not America First.
That is naïve.
That is passive.
And that is how bigger wars begin.
Letting a regime with a four-decade kill count and an active nuclear program go unchecked is not restraint.
You are not ‘AMERICA FIRST’, You’re just America with a strong opinion and zero follow-through.
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Fitness star @JillianMichaels speaks to @willcain about how Pride Month has become a “divisive” time that “breeds resentment” instead of what “it’s supposed to be about: belonging.”