Posted on 12/29/2019 10:53:31 PM PST by weston
“Most revered” ?????
Soleimani is responsible for shedding blood of US soldiers and terrorizing the globe. @washingtonpost headline is an absolute embarrassment and needs to be immediately retracted. https://t.co/eBQf70uKIE— Elise Stefanik (@EliseStefanik) January 3, 2020
....Equivalent to another country killing US Vice-President...
WTHeck???
Our VP isn’t responsible for the deaths of hundreds of military and Iranian contractor.
Not even a comparison....except to the deranged left.
4. If you want to understand how powerful Soleimani is all you have to look to is a text he sent to David Petraeus. This text is an extraordinary (yet unsurprising) display of power. Especially since Iran has an elected president and foreign minister. https://t.co/3QdthfC01P pic.twitter.com/oTs6Z0mjkB— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) January 3, 2020
Exactly what we can expect out of the lying, corrupt, evil LSM.
They will aid and abet the Iran Mullahs over our own President.
5. Qods force & its proxies are responsible for assassinations, terrorism, and unconventional warfare that Iran supports in countries like Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen.— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) January 3, 2020
So true - all of it.
Yes, it is time to do whatever we each can do (mostly giving) to help insure that our President is re-elected along with majorities in the House and the Senate.
Or America will be dead.
6. Qods Force is also responsible for successful and attempted terrorist acts and assassinations in countries like Argentina, the United States, India, and Germany.— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) January 3, 2020
Thank you, Elise!!
The deranged left does revere these mruderer terrorists.
WashPOSt is shameless.
Time to double dare the Iranian leaders to react. (They ain’t seen nothing yet).
7. Watch this clip of Soleimani speaking to understand what his rhetoric is like. He was/is a hardliners hardliner. pic.twitter.com/THomIQqkJ0— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) January 3, 2020
Exactly right about that, Gran.
They ARE evil.
Praying that their guests are someone whose name we can pronounce.
(Caught in the act of treason?)
I recall that in the past the President shut down the newspapers because they were aiding the enemy.
Was that Roosevelt during WWII?
For Neda
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_fnVStWcA3Ts/TIz_G9XD5zI/AAAAAAAAAvU/IR00RKE09IA/s1600/for+neda.jpg
FNC reported that 7 were killed, haven’t named the other 5.
Well, I for one hope he gets all of his promised maidens. And they all look just like Helen Thomas. No doubt she was a virgin!
8. As I said in the beginning of this thread, Iran’s Supreme Leader is going to see this as a major provocation/act of war. He will respond in a significant manner.
We shouldn’t be surprised to see major cyber attacks against the US as an example
9. We shouldn’t be surprised to see the Supreme Leader order covert operations all over the globe (including, dare I say, in the US) that involve assassinations & other acts of terrorism
We should expect to see the most significant/aggressive response
10. if what I’m expecting sounds alarmist...it’s because this is a major, major event. I’m not interested in getting into whether it was the right or wrong decision but dealing with this plainly, if true, it was a major, major decision.
11. To call Qasem Soleimani just a terrorist is to understate his role significantly and that’s where the danger lies in killing him without a plan for the reaction.
He ordered and directed billions of dollars to organizations that engaged in terrorism. He is/was an evil man
12. But killing Soleimani is not like killing the head of a terrorist org. It’s like killing the head of a terrorist organization and a head of state. You have to treat it as such and the US has not DIRECTLY engaged in assassinations on that level in decades.
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