They declared war against us in 1979 and have been fighting it ever since. Scott Ott looks at the possibility of regime change in one of the most oppressive nations on the earth, but one thing seems certain: if the Iranian people are going to regain their freedom they are going to have to do it on their own.
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Operation Midnight Hammer: U.S. airstrikes aimed at destroying Iran’s nuclear facilities on June 21 involved almost the entire operational fleet of Northrop Grumman B-2 bombers and more than half of the GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrators (MOPs) produced. Several B-2s from Whiteman headed west to refuel (intentionally trackable as decoy). The real strike package (7 x B-2s) flew east. As strike package neared Iranian airspace, USN fired 24+ Tomahawks, while fighters swept for Iranian fighters and SAM threats (none). Lead B-2 dropped 2 MOPs on Fordow, remainder dropped 14 bombs. In total, 125 aircraft participated in the mission (bombers, fighters, tankers &… Read more »
An oppressed people cannot be released from tyranny from the outside, they must find the strength to overthrow the tyrannical government and replace it with something better.
We can help in weakening the Tyrants, but we cannot force a new, better system upon them.
First California, and now Iran. Good to see a President who knows the appropriate levels of military force to use against tyrannical regimes
It’s amazing how things have changed in a very short time.
Yep, Trump did it. He bombed the nukes. Wheee!
Now what happens? I’ll pop the popcorn.
BTW, my godparents are Persian. One was a leader of the best hospital in Tehran who had to leave when the Shah was deposed. He took his wife, a newly destitute rug heiress, to live in relative poverty here in the states as a teacher in a Division III school.
Well now. Things have apparently changed.