Are you willing to do the right thing even if others disagree with you? Are you willing to do the right thing when the risks are high and there’s no guarantee that enemy fire won’t come back at you? WELCOME TO PODCAST 57. OUR SUBJECT IS: DOING THE RIGHT THING EVEN WHEN OTHERS DISAGREE.
This past weekend, it was reported and recorded that President Donald J. Trump commanded the United States Armed Forces to execute their plan called Operation Midnight Hammer, the bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites, where they have threatened to use nuclear weapons against Israel, America, and the world. For more than twenty-five years, former U.S. Presidents, including President Trump, have stated that Iran cannot possess a nuclear weapon. When it was reported that Iran was close to developing nuclear weapons, the President was in the crucible of decision-making.
Knowing that criticism and disagreement from others would happen, President Trump decided to execute the plan, Operation Midnight Hammer. I will not tell you again what you have heard or read in media outlets. The entire operation had no flaws and, to the best of the military’s knowledge today, was a complete success.
