Iran is a mess right now, and America finally deserves some credit. The so-called Islamic Republic can’t even keep their Supreme Leader alive for more than a news cycle, and now they’re scrambling. First, the regime tried to prop up Ali Khamenei’s son, Mojtaba, as the next Supreme Leader after a brutal campaign wiped his father out. But even before Mojtaba could squeeze into his new robe, reports started flooding in—this guy might be wounded already.
That’s right, the new Ayatollah, picked from the bloodline like some deranged monarchy, may have taken a hit in the chaos sweeping Iran. Iranian state TV repeatedly called Mojtaba “wounded by the enemy.” No surprise, considering Israel has made it very clear—anyone who steps up to fill the old man’s shoes is already a target. If you’re cheering for the good guys, it’s music to your ears. The world’s number one state sponsor of terrorism is getting a taste of its own medicine for once.
Of course, the regime’s propaganda machine is in overdrive, trying to spin the whole story. One analyst claimed Mojtaba’s wounds came from the Iran-Iraq war—decades ago. What a joke. Tehran is desperate to save face and hide the reality: their so-called Supreme Leader is already battered before he’s even settled into power. When will liberals admit that their endless “diplomacy” did nothing but give this failed regime more time to terrorize the region? The only thing they understand is force, plain and simple.
Meanwhile, you won’t see this level of decisive action from the globalist crowd who wrung their hands for years. They’re too busy worrying about “optics” and “process” while innocent people pay the price. It took someone with guts to unleash real consequences. Now, thanks to American leadership that actually puts our interests first, Iran is imploding from the inside out.
There’s a lesson here for the armchair progressives and anti-American bureaucrats: appeasement empowers our enemies. When America and our allies refuse to play nice with thugs, the world takes notice. Can anyone seriously believe Mojtaba Khamenei will hold power for long—or is his regime already on borrowed time?
Source: Townhall
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