Let me get this straight: President Trump orders a flawless, pinpoint strike that cripples Iran’s nuclear infrastructure—complete with satellite photos to prove it—and within 48 hours, the leakers and liars come crawling out of the swamp to claim… it didn’t happen? Welcome to Operation Midnight Hammer—and the Left’s emergency spin cycle that followed.
Yes, the Bombs Hit—Hard
Fresh Maxar satellite imagery just dropped, and folks, it’s not subtle. Iran’s Fordow, Isfahan, and Natanz nuclear facilities—those underground fortresses that Tehran swore were untouchable—now look like someone played whack-a-mole with a stealth bomber.
You can see the craters. You can see the destroyed buildings. At Fordow, the tunnel entrances were blasted so cleanly, it’s like the B-2 pilots were signing their names with precision bombs. And Natanz? That place has more fresh dirt than an MSNBC panel on election night. The IAEA director himself confirmed it—underground facilities were hit. America didn’t just rattle the regime. It sucker-punched it into a nuclear setback. Trump called the mission “very successful.” And for once, that might be an understatement.
Cue the CNN Leak: “It Wasn’t That Bad!”
But just when Iran was licking its wounds and the world was seeing America flex again, the leakers showed up right on cue—and CNN was there to give them a hug and a microphone. According to a conveniently “leaked” preliminary intelligence report, the strikes didn’t really destroy the targets. Never mind that the report was labeled top secret, based on low confidence, and never meant for public release. Doesn’t matter. If it makes Trump look bad, roll with it. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who apparently isn’t interested in letting the media rewrite reality, called it what it was: speculative nonsense with political motives. And he dropped the hammer—an FBI investigation is now underway to track down the leaker. Imagine leaking top secret material just to give CNN a talking point. That’s not journalism. That’s sabotage.
When Bombs Aren’t Enough—They Drop Narratives
Trump can’t win in the eyes of the establishment. If he hadn’t ordered the strike, they’d say he was weak. But since he did and it worked, they say it was reckless, ineffective, and unauthorized—even though Biden dropped bombs without congressional approval more times than Hunter dropped laptops.
It’s the same playbook every time:
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Trump acts.
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America wins.
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The swamp leaks.
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The media gaslights.
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CNN shrugs when Iran gets bolder.
And don’t you dare ask how CNN got their hands on a classified Pentagon report faster than a GOP senator. That might make you an “election denier” or something.
The Media’s Favorite Country: Not Ours
Let’s ask the obvious: Why is the American media more upset about Iranian centrifuge damage than Iranian nuclear capability? You’d think vaporizing illegal enrichment tunnels would be something even Chuck Schumer could cheer for. But no—when Trump scores a win, it’s straight to DEFCON Whine. They weren’t mad when Obama drone-struck a wedding in Pakistan without a peep of congressional approval. But Trump targets literal bomb-makers, and suddenly it’s a constitutional crisis? Funny how that works.
Trump Hit a Nerve—And They’re Still Twitching
Trump’s strike didn’t just crater Iranian bunkers. It cratered a narrative.
The narrative that Trump’s foreign policy was reckless.
The narrative that Iran is a misunderstood victim.
The narrative that only Democrats know how to be “presidential.”
What we’re seeing now is damage control—not for Iran, but for the media’s pride. They got caught sleeping while Trump did what Biden never could: defend America’s interests without apology. And because they can’t argue with success, they’re trying to argue with reality.
The Real Target Wasn’t Just Iran—It Was Trump’s Legacy
Let’s be clear. The real objective behind this leak wasn’t to inform the public—it was to undermine Trump’s credibility. They’re not mad the bombs dropped. They’re mad they worked. They don’t want Americans seeing Trump as a competent commander-in-chief. They want you to believe every victory is a mistake, every success is a scandal, and every time America wins, it’s just a fluke. Well, tough luck. Because Operation Midnight Hammer was a masterclass in military power, global deterrence, and presidential leadership. And all the swamp gas in the world can’t fog up those satellite images.
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The credibility of CNN as a news reporter is approaching ZERRO!!!!!!!!
WHY DO PEOPLE WATCH THESE LIARS
If they hate America and an American President why do they continue to live here. CNN female reporters should try living in a middle east country and I’m not talking of Israel, Israel does not deserve this scum. Living in Iran, they would be forced to keep their mouths shut with a veil. What about ‘potato head ‘ imagine him being put on a front lines with a gun, he’d probably shoot his own toe.
What went into the 16 trucks they had there 2 days earlier?
Next time let’s announce to cnn and MSNBC and the rest of the lying media when the next attack will be so they can send correspondents there beforehand.
The common acess tunnel belched fire, like a blow torch. , when the GBU-57 hit.