On Wednesday, far-left activist director Michael Moore praised terrorist and Iranian general Qassem Soleimani for accumulating so many “mourners” at his funeral and took a swing at American military figures for never being able to acquire so many attendees.
“Just wondering — is there an American General for whom millions of us would turn out for his funeral?” questioned an impressed Moore, captioning a photo of Soleimani’s funeral procession.
“Mad Dog [General James Mattis]? Kelly [General John Kelly]? Colin Powel [sic]? William Westmoreland? Can anyone even name the chair of the Joint Chiefs?” the activist rhetorically asked. “We all support those who serve but would we pour into the streets like this?”
Just wondering – is there an American General for whom millions of us would turn out for his funeral? Mad Dog? Kelly? Colin Powel? William Westmoreland? Can anyone even name the chair of the Joint Chiefs?We all support those who serve but would we pour into the streets like this? pic.twitter.com/L1Y5Bb9iys
— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) January 8, 2020
Folks online were quick to point out that some Iranians are pressured to publicly “mourn” the death of Soleimani, as outlined in a Washington Post opinion piece earlier this week.