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Slack.com slash DHQ. The big news today, of course, the US takes out Iran's head terrorist

Kassam Soleimani. Now, I certainly don't purport to be an authority or expert in the realm

of foreign policy, but I don't think you need to be an expert to come to some very basic

conclusions about things. And I base those conclusions on the facts that are generally

agreed upon by all reasonable people, it seems. And those facts are Soleimani was an

evil, murderous man. He was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of US military members

and civilians as well. He had planned attacks on American soil in the past, including

one in DC that was foiled, fortunately, before it happened. He was behind recent attacks

against Americans and Iraq, including the attack on our embassy a few days ago. He was

an ongoing threat to American lives and the lives of many others. Many people of other

nationalities, including Iranians, by the way. Now, none of that is disputed from what

I've seen. The Pentagon says that Soleimani was also planning an imminent attack of some

kind against Americans. Now, you could say that you don't believe that and you don't trust

the Pentagon and, but you don't need to believe it. We don't even need that. You don't

need to take the Pentagon's word for it when it comes to the other points that I just

listed. And I think that tells us everything we need to know in terms of was this attack

morally justified. The thing that finally prompted the US to respond were the recent attacks,

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