The United States Air Force just reminded the world who’s really in charge. Powerful American bombers unleashed massive penetrator bombs on Iran’s so-called “fortified” anti-ship missile sites by the Strait of Hormuz. These weren’t surgical strikes. They were a straight-up message: mess with U.S. shipping, and your bunkers become craters. After years of Iran taunting and threatening to choke off global oil supplies, it’s about time someone pushed back with more than a stern letter.
For too long, Biden and his globalist buddies have bent over backward, letting Iran play games in one of the world’s most important shipping lanes. Weakness invites aggression. That’s what we’ve seen with Iran’s little bully tactics, like parking missiles along the strait and pretending they’re the gatekeepers of the Gulf. The result? Skyrocketing prices and nervous American families at the pump while Washington liberals wring their hands and call for peace talks. Enough is enough.
Central Command didn’t wait for permission from the United Nations or Tehran’s approval. They acted in true American spirit, defending our interests and showing that U.S. military power is second to none. This wasn’t just about protecting ships. It was about sending a message to every America-hating regime: try to block our commerce, and you’ll see what American steel really means. It can’t be a coincidence that, after all the empty threats, Iran’s positions were smashed in just one afternoon.
But don’t expect to hear any praise from liberal media talking heads. They’ll cry about “escalation” and “provoking Iran,” ignoring years of Iranian thuggery and the real fear facing global trade. The same politicians who let borders break and crime surge at home are upset that America flexed its muscles abroad. Maybe if they fought half as hard for hardworking Americans as they do for appeasing foreign tyrants, gas wouldn’t be $5 a gallon and families wouldn’t have to worry about our enemies bullying the world.
It’s moments like these that remind everyone why a strong America matters. You can’t “dialogue” your way out of a missile bunker. Sometimes it takes a few bunker busters to make a point. Maybe Iran—and the weaklings back in Washington—will finally get the message. Does anyone else miss the days when America led by strength, not by apology?
Source: Redstate
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