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Hezbollah has been losing leaders and employees of terror faster than Kamala Harris can shake the oil out of a batch of Mickey Dees fries.
Case in point, Hassan Nasrallah, the secretary general of Hezbollah, was assassinated on September 27th this year in an IAF airstrike in Beirut. Then we have Muhammad Hussein Srour who was killed in IDF operations, but no specific dates are known. He was the commander of Hezbollah's Aerial Command.
Ibrahim Muhammad Qabisi, like Srour, his exact date of getting IDF'd is unknown but he's as dead as Joe Biden's chances of running for President again if the Democrats behind the curtain rule that Harris needs to go. Qabisi was commander of Hezbollah's Missile and Rockets Force and died an ironic death.
Ali Karaki's name just rolls off your tongue and he rolled off into Jannah to meet whichever virgins, human or otherwise, are left for the plowing. It's mentioned in some posts that he was blown away alongside of Nasrallah on September 27, 2024, as did a dude named Hashim Safi al-Din.
But it looks like the Biden-Harris administration are tired of Israel winning. This American vegetable garden urged the Jewish State to cool their jets, both literally and figuratively. They don't want Israel to win the war against the Jew-hating genocidal maniacs, they want Israel to use proportional attacks so that the war never ends. And Harris has the balls to go along with this after the Islamic regime fired about 200 ballistic missiles into Israel on Tuesday.
I know it's been used, but I have to ask: what would the US do if Canada or Mexico attacked Americans, raped, tortured and killed 1,200 of them, kidnaps over 250, and then began systematically launch rockets, ballistic missiles and drones in an attempt to indiscriminately kill Americans, simply because they hate Americans?
Correct. We would attack the crap out of them and destroy them until the threat is gone and the lesson has been learned.
Why are the puppet masters trying to get a step-down? Because the election is coming up and it's hurting them politically.
They used to call Beirut "the Paris of the Middle East." Now Paris is "the Beirut of Europe" and the world is upside-down and we have an election in a few weeks. If Harris wins, we will get a world we deserve, good and hard.
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