The leftist media seems to have hit a new level of shamelessness. Now, they’re not just spinning the news—they’re taking their talking points straight from the ayatollahs in Iran. When a missile, reportedly launched by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, blew up a school right next to a military base inside Iran, who did the media blame? Not the IRGC. Not the regime that’s been threatening war all year. No, predictably, they swallowed Iranian propaganda whole and pointed fingers directly at America and our ally Israel.
Instead of asking basic questions—like why a school is built next to a military compound, or why Iranian missiles are flying so close to children—the so-called “reporters” rushed to run claims from Iran’s state mouthpieces. They painted a sob story, parroting the regime’s claims that over fifty students were killed by American and Israeli bombs. The facts? Sketchy, at best. Iranian officials offered zero real evidence. But that didn’t stop bleeding-heart networks from spreading these wild accusations, almost word for word.
It’s pure insanity. Iran’s government has a long history of twisting the truth to serve their agenda. When their own military makes a deadly mistake, they don’t take responsibility—they invent an external enemy and count on the Western press to do their dirty work. And, as usual, the liberal media delivers. Their hatred for America runs so deep that they’ll happily prop up the talking points of some of the world’s worst tyrants—just to score another cheap shot at our country.
But where’s the outrage about Iran putting a school next to a military facility in the first place? Where’s the media outrage when the IRGC endangers their own children by treating them like human shields? Crickets. The stories always seem to leave out the fact that Iran just refused, once again, to give up its nuclear weapons and is drawing military fire as a direct result of its own aggression.
The sad joke is that the globalist press would rather bash American allies and echo enemy propaganda than stand for the truth. Maybe because they see freedom, democracy, and a strong West as threats to their agenda. Well, here’s the honest truth: Americans see the lies, and we aren’t buying the narrative. Maybe if the media did their jobs instead of apologizing for terrorists, we’d actually get some facts. But that would be asking too much from our so-called journalists, wouldn’t it?
Source: Townhall
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