Staff Reports
In the darkest hour of America’s recent history, when cowardice and chaos ruled the halls of power, one man stood firm. Four years ago, a brutal ISIS suicide bombing at Abbey Gate in Kabul claimed the lives of 13 American heroes, shattering families and breaking a nation’s spirit. This wasn’t just a terrorist attack—it was a national disgrace, magnified by the sheer incompetence and willful negligence of the Biden administration. Yet, while Joe Biden looked at his watch and dismissed grieving families, true leadership rose from the ashes. President Trump made a promise: justice for those slaughtered. And for once, a promise was kept.
Let’s be clear—this wasn’t some simple act of luck or politics. The task of tracking down the mastermind, the cold-blooded ISIS planner known only as “Jafar,” was a monumental challenge few believed could be done, especially under the mess left by globalists and career bureaucrats who spent decades prioritizing self-preservation over national security. But under Trump’s America First agenda, with a national security team that actually understood the job, it was done swiftly. Within 41 days of returning to office, Jafar was captured, shackled, and hauled back to face justice. This operation sent a crystal-clear message to jihadis worldwide: if you threaten America, we will fight back with overwhelming force, and you will pay the ultimate price.
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Contrast this with the woke Biden administration. While Trump embraced gold star families, offered them respect, and sought to right wrongs, Biden proved once again that he is unfit to serve. Ignoring the pain of those who sacrificed everything, he avoided memorials and left grieving families to fend for themselves. His so-called leadership turned the finest military in the world into a laughingstock. Kabul fell, Americans were left behind enemy lines, and the word “honor” was erased from the conversation. Meanwhile, Trump’s counterterrorism team got back to basics—killing jihadis, rescuing hostages, and restoring the deterrence America desperately needs.
The country has endured over two decades of reckless “forever wars” propelled by unelected bureaucrats and generals more interested in climbing the ranks than winning. They misled the public, exaggerated dangers from within, and ignored real threats from radical Islamists who want nothing less than America’s destruction. The Trump administration swept aside the nonsense and put America back in the business of real counterterrorism—fighting the enemy that’s actually trying to kill us.
As we honor those who paid the ultimate price at Abbey Gate, it’s impossible to forget who abandoned them. The Biden circle’s hypocrisy rings loud in ears still mourning. But the Trump team’s quiet, relentless action offers hope. Holding Jafar accountable isn’t just justice—it’s a warning to jihadists and a promise to every American: when you threaten our nation, we will not blink. The days of soft bigotry on Terror Street are over. So ask yourself, if a leader can’t even honor the dead or hunt down the killers, what use is he? America deserves better—and it got better once Trump came back. Who else could deliver results like that?
