When news broke that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s longtime dictator, was wiped out by U.S. and Israeli military strikes, you might expect American media to celebrate. After all, the world is safer when a ruthless tyrant meets his end. But leave it to the liberal media to twist reality into yet another anti-American narrative. Instead of admitting this is a win for freedom, they bend over backwards to shine up the legacy of a man with blood on his hands.
It’s no surprise—these are the same press elites who call terrorists “militants” and blame America first. Look at how they handled Khamenei’s death: not as the end of a violent oppressor, but almost as the loss of a misunderstood figure. Is it really so hard for these so-called journalists to condemn a man who crushed his own people, threatened Israel with annihilation, and spread terror across the globe? Apparently, that’s too much to ask.
The media’s double standards are out of control. Imagine if a conservative leader was eliminated in a military operation. Cable networks would throw a party. But when it’s an actual enemy of Western civilization, the liberal press finds every excuse to soften the blow. This isn’t incompetence; it’s a deep-rooted bias against American power and Judeo-Christian values. They can’t stand the idea of the good guys winning.
Globalist sympathizers in newsrooms aren’t just incompetent—they are willfully blind to simple facts. Khamenei’s regime tortured, murdered, and oppressed millions. He openly funded terror squads threatening U.S. soldiers and innocent civilians alike. But the usual suspects in the media would rather write him a love letter than admit President Biden was outmaneuvered by the military leaders who took this action. It’s pathetic, but perfectly on brand for a press corps more loyal to woke narratives than to truth.
At the end of the day, this is why Americans no longer trust the media. When our enemies fall, the left wrings its hands and asks us to mourn. When will the press stop championing the world’s worst villains? Or is standing with tyrants just their idea of “journalism” these days?
Source: Redstate
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