Nice try, MF’s!
Last week, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps sent Americans a 26-page letter. The message? “Death to America” isn’t aimed at you. It’s aimed at your government.
The timing is no accident. The letter was released September 29, just five weeks before the midterms, and IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi unveiled it in Tehran.
According to the IRGC, the chant is “a prayer for the eradication of the diabolical ruling elite whose seat of power is the White House.” It is, they insist, “not an expression of ill will toward the American people.”
Anyone who has followed Iran for more than five minutes knows how this works. They tell you the slogan is harmless. Then they go right on doing whatever they please.
Look at the proxies. Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis all run on Iranian cash, Iranian weapons, and Iranian marching orders. Those groups have killed American troops and attacked American ships. The letter calls that a misunderstanding.
Look at the nuclear program. Iran swears it isn’t building a bomb, yet it keeps enriching uranium.
Countries without bomb ambitions don’t push enrichment toward weapons grade or hide the work deep under mountains.
The letter says the program is peaceful. The centrifuges tell a different story.
And what would they do with a bomb? Use it on Israel and the United States.
Their missiles already face west. Their doctrine already names the targets. The letter wants you to believe they have no desire to kill Americans. Their actions say the opposite.
Twenty-six pages of words don’t erase the proxies, the enrichment, or a chant they’ve been shouting since 1979.
The IRGC wrote this letter because the war is hurting them and an American election is close. They want to change the meaning of the slogan while keeping the same target.
I’m not buying a new definition for an old threat. Death to America means exactly what it has always meant.
If the IRGC needs 26 pages to explain that “Death to America” doesn’t mean Americans, why are their proxies still killing American service members?
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