UN Throws Fit Over Strikes on Iran While Globalists Panic as Diplomacy Fails Again

The globalist elites must be sweating bullets today. The United Nations’ so-called nuclear experts are now whining that airstrikes can’t solve Iran’s nuclear program. That’s right. The same crowd that’s spent decades telling America to “trust diplomacy,” look the other way, and appease terrorist states is now stepping in to scold any real effort to stop Iran’s march toward the bomb.

Let’s get real. Iran doesn’t negotiate in good faith. They laugh every time a spineless liberal thinks economic sanctions or strongly worded letters are enough. Tehran wants nuclear weapons, and they’re not shy about saying it. The Israeli and U.S. campaigns targeting Iran’s nuclear development were supposed to send a message and keep the world safe from a fanatical regime. But apparently, the UN’s answer is to just sit back, cross their fingers, and hope Iran plays nice.

This is what happens when international bureaucrats get in the way of true leadership. They wring their hands, obsessed with process, while dangerous countries build bombs behind their backs. The UN expert class shrugs at real action, but never mind their “expertise” failed to stop North Korea, and will fail again with Iran. Liberals and globalists never learn. Instead, they act shocked that tough military action alone won’t fix something their cowardly policies created in the first place.

It’s not lost on anyone that these same left-wing voices blast Israel and the U.S. for trying to protect themselves and their allies from the world’s biggest sponsor of terror. They claim to care about peace, but their only solution is to betray common sense and pray Iran suddenly grows a conscience. It betrays an anti-American, anti-freedom bias as naked as it is pathetic.

So here we are, yet again, lectured by unelected busybodies telling America and its allies how to fight evil. Maybe if they spent less time criticizing and more energy supporting the good guys, the world wouldn’t be constantly under threat from tyrants in Tehran. But that might require a little backbone—a virtue in short supply among globalists and their liberal cheerleaders.

Source: Just The News