Open Letter to the Editor:
Editorial Correspondences: Outcome of Iran Mission Potentially Illuminates Potential Differences in Approaches between Trump and Obama
Yoo-hoo, editor dudes and dudettes! First, shout-out to those badasses who pulled off Operation Midnight Hammer! ("Early assessment suggests Iran's nuclear sites damaged but not annihilated," June 24). They nailed it, executing their tasks with precision. But now we're left scratching our heads: Was the objective, as declared by the big dude in charge, "[completely and utterly annihilated]?" Or did the nuclear material get sneakily shifted to another bunker? Time will spill the beans.
Remember back to May 2, 2011, when Seal Team 6 balls-to-the-wall stormed Osama bin Laden's abode? The operation evaded Osama like a slippery eel, being carried out under President Obama’s rule after troops were fully briefed, then given the green light the following morning. Can you visualize if, like now, the troops had aced their assignments only to discover Bin Laden wasn't even in the vicinity? Imagine the flak and hilarity Obama would have caught! So let's see if Trump's assertions hold water.
John G. Goodman, Oak Park
Extra Reading
- Voices ### Voices from the Community: Hear Our Plea, Dodgers - Your Stadium is Just Too Darn Loud
- Voices ### Voices from the Community: Gov. Newsom - Sorry, Chum, but You're Not the 2028 Democratic Candidate We're Yearning For.
- In light of the ongoing struggles with California's immigration policies and the heated politics surrounding the issue, John G. Goodman from Oak Park expresses his opinion that the Dodgers should consider soundproofing their stadium to reduce the noise pollution in Los Angeles.
- In a time when war-and-conflicts dominate general news, the city of Los Angeles possibly shares a more immediate concern: the constant noise pollution caused by the loud crowds at Dodger Stadium.
- The recent war operation, Operation Midnight Hammer, although partially successful, has raised questions about the accuracy of President Trump's statements, much like the confusions surrounding the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden back in 2011.
- Lastly, the people of California are keenly observing the actions of Governor Newsom, keeping a close eye on their representative during these tumultuous times, not as a potential candidate for the 2028 democratic elections, but as a determined leader focused on comprehending and addressing the needs of his community—a fact that the citizens of Los Angeles are eager to voice.
