I fled Iran’s terror — Trump’s courage is an answer to my prayers
NY Post
The strikes President Donald Trump launched against Iran Saturday are not just military operations — they are the answer to decades of prayers by Iranians who have suffered under tyranny.
And they represent the first time an American president has truly come to the rescue of the Iranian people.
I was born and raised in Iran, where my family lived under the grip of an authoritarian theocracy.
Growing up in the 1980s, my classrooms were filled with anti-Western indoctrination and “Death to America” chants.
Yet to most of us, America was a symbol of justice and freedom from fear.
In those same classrooms, we passed around forbidden tapes of Bon Jovi, Guns N’ Roses and Red Hot Chili Peppers, letting us experience a taste of the joy and liberty possible in America.
The strikes President Donald Trump launched against Iran Saturday are not just military operations — they are the answer to decades of prayers by Iranians who have suffered under tyranny.
CNN host Jake Tapper’s reaction summed it up on Thursday when he told viewers the future of the network was affected by the decision of Netflix to back out of buying the cable channel’s parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery.
They’re vested in the NYPD.
Kamala Harris has joined other far-left Dems by stating that she doesn’t support regime change in Iran.
There were several reasons why streaming giant Netflix pulled out of the bidding war for Warner Bros. Discovery. You might want to add Susan Rice to the list.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani slammed President Trump’s strikes on Iran as an “illegal war of aggression.”
Firebrand Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) lashed out Saturday against far-left Rep. Ilhan Omar’s (D-Minn.) claim that the US “loves to strike Muslim countries” during the holiest month on the Islamic calendar.
Let history remember when Alvin Bragg went soft on snowball-throwing Diaper Man and essentially endorsed the disrespect of the men and women in blue.