Rhetorical question: Why didn’t America do this?
Obviously, America could have. And administration after administration after administration chose not to.
This from frontpagemag.com.
Thirty-Five years of U.S. Foreign Policy concerning the Middle East in 125 words or less:
The Reagan administration wanted to focus on the Cold War. The Bush I administration did whatever the Saudis and Kuwaitis told them to and at the time the Saudis had other fish to fry. The Clinton administration was the next phase of the Carter administration and the prep phase for what would become the Obama administration. The Bush II administration did some good things but unfortunately, its attention ended up being held hostage by the extended nation-building attempt in Iraq. The Obama [regime] was actively allied with Iran. The Trump administration took out Iran’s terror boss Soleimani. And the Biden [regime] is to the Obama [regime] what it was to the Clinton administration.
And so, Jared Kushner has made this startling point:
And now, over the past six weeks or so, Israel has eliminated as many terrorists on the US list of wanted terrorists as the US has done in the last 20 years.
Israel’s accomplishments are unquestionably impressive, but that statistic is really due to two decades of inaction. Terrorists would not have proliferated and become so abundant for the taking if an effective program of harvesting them had been active all along.
Consider stories like these which were highlighted in the past:
A retired Navy SEAL whose brother was killed by Hezbollah terrorists expressed relief when he heard that Hassan Nasrallah was killed.
‘When the sun went down yesterday, the world was a better place with Nasrallah not in it,’ Kenneth Stethem told The Post on Saturday, less than 24 hours after Nasrallah, 64, was killed in an Israeli airstrike on a Beirut suburb.
Stethem planned to break the news about Nasrallah’s death to his father, now 88, on Saturday.
When they last spoke two days ago, as Israel was bombarding Hezbollah, Stethem said he told his father, ‘Lady karma doesn’t forget, and tonight in Israel, the same people responsible for killing Rob are hearing bombs go off all around them.’
‘He’s going to be grateful that [Hezbollah] was damaged as badly as they were damaged,’ he told The Post of how he expected his dad to respond to the update.
Stethem’s mother died two years ago, but ‘she would be very grateful for what the Israelis had the courage to do,’ the brother said.
This was how he was killed.
Robert Stethem, a Navy diver, was brutally murdered when Hezbollah terrorists took over TWA flight 847. The Iranian-backed terrorists, one of whom was Imad Mughniyah, beat and kicked him to death.
Uli Derickson, the stewardess, described:
They were jumping in the air and landing full force on his body. He must have had all his ribs broken.
I was sitting only 15 feet away. I couldn’t listen to it. I put my fingers in my ears. I will never forget. I could still hear. They put the mike up to his face so his screams could be heard by the outside world.
Why did we forget this? Why didn’t we pay these bastards back? Those are questions to be asked in D.C.
And there were other American victims of Hezbollah terror back in the 1980s—why didn’t the United States do what Israel just did?
