(Parody) “President Trump’s actions are leading America to war,” say same politicians who had condemned Trump’s order to pull troops out of Syria


President Donald Trump ordered U.S. airstrikes that killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani early yesterday.

The strike came when Soleimani was meeting Iraqi and Iranian-backed militia leaders at Baghdad International Airport.

“Soleimani was responsible for killing hundreds of American troops and wounding thousands more,” Trump said as he gave a statement on the airstrikes. “His reign of terror is over. The monster is dead.”

Many Democrats and the Mainstream Media condemned Trump’s decision to order Soleimani’s death, including 2020 Democrat candidates.

“President Trump needs congressional approval before launching any military action,” Democrat House Speaker “Heresy” Nancy Pelosi said. “He has no authority as Commander-in-Chief to make such decisions.”

“Trump is causing a mess that the next president will have to fix,” Democrat Mayor Pete Buttigieg said, referring to the airstrike that killed Soleimani. “

“Donald Trump is gonna start a war with Iran by killing their top general,” Joe Biden said.

Yet the same people who condemn Trump for killing a terrorist mastermind responsible for killing hundreds of Americans also condemned Trump for removing troops from Syria a few months ago.

Democrats claimed that Trump’s decision to pull troops out of Syria was a “betrayal” of Kurdish allies in the region, before Turkey launched an offensive in Northern Syria.

“The United States must stay in Syria instead of fighting actual countries like Iran that call for the destruction of America and Israel,” said Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY), Senate Minority Leader. “Obviously, our real enemies are the Turks and Syrians – not the Iranians.”

“We cannot allow young American troops to fight and die in Iran,” Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) said. “They must go fight and die in Syria against NATO ally Turkey. Praise Allah!”

“President Trump was weak for not going to war with Iran after they destroyed one of our drones,” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said. “Now, he’s a fascist monster for killing Soleimani after Iranian-backed forces attacked the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad. That’s what a madman does.”

Conservatives called out Democrats for their B.S.

“So to recap, Democrats are against fighting a war with Iran but they support fighting a war in Syria?” conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh said on his program. “They’re the ones who attacked Trump for pulling troops out of Syria, claiming he’s threatening our national security interests.

“This is the same playbook the Democrats have been using for decades,” Limbaugh added. “They can’t accept the fact that President Trump is doing great things for America or let him take credit for it.”

At publishing time, Democrats announced that they will launch impeachment articles against President Trump for sending U.S. troops to protect the U.S. Embassy in Iraq and launching airstrikes that killed Iranian-backed terrorists and Soleimani. 

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