Why the Hell Did We Stop? This Regime Deserved Obliteration

The Ceasefire of Cowards: How We Stopped Too Soon and Let Evil Breathe

I’m furious.

Not disappointed. Not frustrated. Furious.

After twelve days of military genius—of surgical Israeli precision and overwhelming American force—after watching Iran’s genocidal regime get kicked in the teeth by the full force of Western will and righteousness…

We stopped.

We pulled back.

We blinked.

We let the Ayatollah exhale.

And we gave a rotting, criminal, terror-exporting, Holocaust-denying regime the one thing it didn’t deserve: oxygen.

This isn’t strategy.

This isn’t restraint.

This is Jimmy Carter-level appeasement wearing a red, white, and blue disguise.

We Were Winning. No—We Had

Already Won.

Fordow? Gone.

Natanz? Flattened.

Isfahan? Charcoal.

200+ missile sites? Vaporized.

The IRGC? Shattered.

Top scientists and terror commanders? Erased.

Israel had the sky.

America had the shock and awe.

Iran had… craters and excuses.

And just as the regime was teetering—just as the pillars of Khomeinist tyranny were shaking—we handed them a ceasefire like it was a trophy.

Why?

To be “responsible”?

To let “diplomacy resume”?

To avoid hurting the feelings of the EU, the IAEA, or CNN?

Are you kidding me?!

The Islamic Republic Is Not a Normal State. It Is a Cancer.

You don’t sign ceasefires with a cancer.

You don’t negotiate with metastasis.

You cut it out until there’s nothing left.

The Islamic Republic of Iran is not misunderstood.

It is not “a proud nation with a complicated past.”

It is a genocidal theocracy that funds terrorism, builds nuclear bombs, and dreams—openly—of wiping Israel off the map.

This is the regime that:

• Armed and trained Hamas for the October 7 massacre

• Built ballistic missiles to strike Tel Aviv, New York, and beyond

• Funded proxy militias in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and Yemen

• Executed gay people in public squares

• Sent women to prison for showing their hair

• Brutalized its own citizens during protests with live ammunition

• Lied to the world for twenty years about its nuclear program

This regime doesn’t want peace.

It wants dominance.

It wants death.

And we let it survive.

Trump Made a Strategic Mistake—Yes, I Said It.

I have praised him when he was right.

When he moved the embassy to Jerusalem.

When he crushed ISIS.

When he tore up the JCPOA.

When he ordered the strike on Soleimani.

When he stood with Israel when no one else would.

But this? This was a mistake. A big one.

Because you don’t stop a fire halfway through burning out the snakes.

You don’t take your foot off the neck of evil and call it peace.

This wasn’t a ceasefire. This was a cease-to-finish.

We had the momentum.

The moral high ground.

The strategic position.

The support of every decent nation—even quiet nods from Arab states that were secretly cheering every airstrike.

And instead of finishing the job, we paused for what?

So the UN can issue another toothless statement?

So Iran can call a funeral and plot the next war?

We let a murderous regime limp away from justice.

That is not diplomacy.

That is cowardice with press credentials.

This Was Not “Peace Through Strength.” This Was

Peace Aborted by Fear.

Real peace comes when tyrants are broken.

When terror regimes are dismantled.

When genocidal maniacs are buried—not invited to Vienna for another round of “talks.”

We were on the verge of something historic:

The total collapse of the Islamic Republic.

The disarmament of its nuclear program.

The psychological defeat of its ideology.

The message sent to every enemy of freedom: your time is up.

Instead? We gave them time to regroup.

Pro-Israel. Pro-America. Pro-Peace.

Anti-Delusion.

Let me be clear:

• I am pro-Israel because the Jewish state is a miracle of civilization and the front line of freedom.

• I am pro-America because only America has the strength to confront evil on a global scale.

• I am pro-peace because I want my children to grow up in a world without war, without terror, without threats from Tehran.

But I am not—and will never be—pro-appeasement.

And make no mistake: this ceasefire was appeasement wrapped in patriotic branding.

We didn’t end the war.

We paused it.

We left the regime wounded—but alive.

And you know what happens when you leave rats alive in your walls?

They come back.

Never Again Means Never Again—Not “Maybe Later”

We had the chance to take history by the throat and end the single greatest source of terror in the Middle East.

We had the chance to make “Never Again” not just a slogan—but a doctrine.

Instead, we let the architects of genocide walk away from the rubble with press releases and smug faces.

We had moral clarity.

And we traded it for moderation.

For restraint.

For votes.

History will judge this decision.

So will our enemies.

And they won’t be afraid.

They’ll be patient.

Because they know we don’t finish what we start.

Unless we change that—fast.

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Scream it.

And never—ever—be quiet again.

This was not victory.

This was betrayal.

And we will not forget.