My Honest Take On The War In Iran
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My Honest Take On The War In Iran

It may sound cruel, but to be frank, the question of whether or not Iranians are “free” should be of no concern to us whatsoever.

Matt Walsh

Today, of course, I want to examine the military operation in Iran. It will not surprise any of my followers to learn that I am skeptical of this operation, as I am usually skeptical of military interventions in far-off countries on the other side of the globe. That’s my position, and I’m not going to abandon it now, even as certain segments of the base become inflamed with war fever and demand that the rest of us fall in line.

But I am also an American patriot. I love my country, and I want it to succeed. Which means that I am not rooting for this war to be a failure, obviously, nor am I weeping over the poor Iranian regime and its leaders who are now scattered, in many pieces, across the desert sand. Good riddance to them, as far as I’m concerned. You wouldn’t know it based on what you see on social media, especially X over the weekend, but there is actually a lane for people in this camp, my camp.

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