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John Kerry is at it again, riding in on his high horse to lecture about Iran and President Trump. The man who shows the true definition of failure is now making waves with another ludicrous take. This is the guy who bungled American diplomacy during the Obama years, and yet, he still thinks he can criticize a strategy that actually shows results. Mind-blowing!
Kerry’s latest blunder on CNN, with an all-too-compliant media host, is nothing short of a predictable disaster. He’s complaining about Trump’s decisive actions in crippling Iran’s nuclear program. Let’s be real here—destroying Iran’s nuclear capabilities isn’t just a smart move; it’s a necessary one. The idea that Iran can just wave a magic wand and rebuild their nuclear program overnight is fantasy land stuff. Reality doesn’t work like that, and he knows it.
“You cannot bomb away the memory of how to make a bomb,” says former Secretary of State John Kerry, “One of the dangers here is that the more this goes on in a military way, the more power goes to the worst offenders within Iran: the IRGC. And that’s not good for anybody.” pic.twitter.com/dnitBdc3cF
— Christiane Amanpour (@amanpour) June 23, 2025
Here’s the hard truth: setting Iran back years, both in resources and expertise, puts America and its allies in a safer position. It’s not about keeping the status quo, which just gave Iran even more power and time to become a threat. Iran now has to pick up the pieces, and that’s a strategic win. Kerry, however, continues to live in this delusion where appeasement works, despite all the evidence to the contrary.
Kerry argues that the bombing might bolster the IRGC’s power. Groundbreaking, right? Maybe only if you ignore the fact that the IRGC was already running the show. His words echo the failed ideas of the past, pretending there’s some friendly, non-hardline leadership in Iran just waiting to emerge. The truth is blunt—hardliners run Iran. Kerry’s attempt to dress up this failed narrative as something new is as stale as his old policies.
Why keep listening to people like Kerry who claim to know best while history repeatedly shows their failures? President Trump’s decisions have shifted the dynamics for the best, calling Iran’s bluff on dominance in the Middle East. It’s high time to discard the failed appeasement strategies of the past and embrace the successes of strong and decisive leadership. Will Kerry ever learn the lessons from his own history, or is this just another episode of the same old song and dance from liberals refusing to accept reality?
