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Trump Scratches Names Off His Naughty List In Successful Christmas Air Strike

Obama made speeches about red lines. Trump makes cold, hard, promises

Obama made promises about red lines he had no intention of keeping. Biden droned an innocent family and called it a righteous strike. Trump, on the other hand…

Trump is far more interested in being remembered as a ‘Peace President’ who brought negotiated settlements to wars around the planet, but that doesn’t mean that fitting some bad guys for toe tags is by any means off the table. (Supposing their toes can be located, of course.)

News media were too interested in things like government shutdowns and the destruction of drug boats to pay much notice of a simple and direct statement Trump made to both Nigerian officials and the murderous bands who had been running amok and murdering civilians in villages.

He said, ‘Either the Nigerian Government protects Christians, or we will kill the Islamic Terrorists who are committing these horrible atrocities.’

Outlets reported his words, disputed the claim that Christians were being targeted, and promptly returned to whatever tempest in a teapot amounted to their next agreed-upon angle of attack against the president and his administration.

Time passed and the Presstitutes forgot all about Nigera (again). Trump did not.

And 249 years after George Washington showed the English that he was not taking Christmas off in his fight for liberty, President Trump sent a very similar Christmas message with the backing of Nigerian officials.

As was mentioned in the news clip above, this strike was made with cooperation with Nigerian officials.

Here’s some footage.

Per Reuters:

U.S.-backed air strikes in Nigeria hit two Islamic State-linked camps in the Bauni forest of Sokoto State, targeting foreign fighters infiltrating from the Sahel, the Nigerian government said.
The strikes carried out on Thursday were approved by President Bola Tinubu and launched from maritime platforms domiciled in the Gulf of Guinea, after extensive intelligence gathering, operational planning, and reconnaissance, the information ministry said in a statement on Friday.

This comes at a time when other African nations are also banding together to cooperate in putting down jihadist insurgents with a willingness to employ terror tactics.

Wes Walker

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