To everyone saying, “I don’t want Americans dying in a war with Iran;” do you mean any more Americans? Because Iran’s been stacking US body bags for decades. Here’s just a partial list of American deaths at the hands of Iran or its proxies: • 1983 Beirut Embassy bombing – 17 Americans • 1983 Beirut Marine Barracks bombing – 241 Americans • 1985 TWA Flight 847 hijacking – 1 American (beaten to death on camera) • 1996 Khobar Towers bombing – 19 Americans • 2003–2011 Iraq War (IRGC-supplied IEDs) – ~500–1,000 U.S. troops • 2024 drone attack in Jordan – 3 American soldiers Estimated total: 781–1,281 American lives lost. Iran’s regime came to power in 1979. That means they’ve killed 17–28 Americans per year, every year, for the last 46 years; and we’re still pretending “peace” is possible with a regime that funds terror and calls for “Death to America.” So here’s the real question: If we keep letting Iran slide, who gets to choose which Americans die next?

@NotTheirScript @PolDisc The hostage taking back in 1979 the deaths in failed American attack to rescue them (Jimmy Carter)....

@NotTheirScript Why did it take 46 years to eliminate? Crazy

@NotTheirScript Well done!

@NotTheirScript Great post Lots of cold hard facts Bravo Zulu

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@NotTheirScript We may not be interested in war, but war is interested in us.

@NotTheirScript I fully support Israel's removing the Ayatollahs in Iran. However, if you believe this will lead to a 'free Iran,' you don't understand history. We've attempted this before with the Bush Doctrine in Afghanistan (2001) and Iraq (2003), and it was a dismal failure.

@NotTheirScript ..."who gets to choose which Americans die next".. I have an idea: Lets say to millions of illegal aliens, want a chance to stay or there's the boarder... Fight Iran if need be for your citizenship to prove loyalty to America and of the Free and Home of The Brave, Hypothetically.

Thank you for shedding light on a critical and often overlooked aspect of history with such clarity and detail. Your thoughtful compilation of facts serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made and the challenges we face. I am sure that many are deeply grateful for your dedication to bringing this perspective forward—it honors those who have served and encourages us all to reflect with purpose. Your work is a valuable contribution, and I hope it inspires meaningful dialogue moving forward. 🙏👏🙏

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