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Operation Epic Fury is further exposing many of the structural biases inherent to the Elitist Media. On ABC’s This Week, Senator James Lankford (R-OK) called host George Stephanopoulos out for platforming the Iranian foreign minister and allowing him to spin. Watch as Lankford subtly calls Stephanopoulos out: WATCH: Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) ENDS ABC's George Stephanopoulos for platforming the Iranian FM and mostly allowing him to spew propaganda GERGE STEPHANOPOULOS: And we are back now with Republican senator James Lankford of Oklahoma. Senator, thank you for joining us this… pic.twitter.com/zaLl05lH0n — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) March 1, 2026 GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: And we are back now with Republican senator James Lankford of Oklahoma. Senator, thank you for joining us this morning you just heard the Iranian foreign minister. He said this attack was unprovoked. How do you respond? JAMES LANKFORD: Yeah, I would hope that Iranian TV is carrying Marco Rubio today, the same as you all just carried the Iranian foreign minister today. We certainly have been provoked on this. this. Just a year ago, we had over 180 attacks from Iran on Americans, either through their proxies or directly from Iran. They continue to be able to fund the attack of ships off the coast of Yemen. Obviously, there are they're funding Hezbollah, the Shia militants. They have continued to be able to attack us now for decades, and that is accelerated. So just because we have blocked their attacks doesn't mean they're not attacking us.  So this becomes the situation where you're shooting at a police officer and telling him you can't fire back unless they hit you. We've continued to be able to block them, find ways to be able to prevent their attacks but they have certainly been attacking us. We ended their nuclear program and they said, we're going to start all over again because they are determined to have a nuclear weapon. And so this is the moment to be able to say, you're going to stop attacking American citizens and you're not going to have a nuclear weapon. Lankford has a point there. Stephanopoulos’ interview of Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi was a textbook softball interview. And there is zero expectation that Secretary of State Marco Rubio will receive the same courtesy from the Khomeinist regime media. There was no moment in the interview in which the viewer felt that Stephanopoulos was pressing hard for answers. In reality, the interview was not much different than what you might see from a Democrat appearing on the show. Semi-soft questions with minimal followup and plenty of time to pontificate in between.  Truth be told, the treatment Araghchi got at ABC was no different than that of the rest of the Elitist Media. And that raises some eyebrows.  One does not recall Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov getting a full or near-full Ginsburg at the outset of the Ukraine conflict. Why does Araghchi? Both are considered the representatives of adversaries to the United States. Could the media’s collective Trump derangement be the difference here? Is Iran the “sympathetic” party this time around because Trump is pushing the launch buttons? Would things be (D)ifferent if it were President Kamala Harris? It sure seems that way.  

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PARIS — Citing “a rare moment of bipartisan exhaustion” in global affairs, France has formally declared itself a co-belligerent in the ongoing United States–Islamic Republic of Iran war—only to surrender unconditionally to both combatants within the same news cycle. The announcement came this morning after President Emmanuel Macron personally faxed identical letters of belligerency and capitulation to the White House and Supreme Leader’s office. French diplomats described the dual move as “the only honest way to participate in a conflict nobody asked us to join.” “We are now at war with Iran,” Macron told reporters from behind a hastily erected white flag barricade outside the Élysée Palace. “And also—we are already defeated by Iran. Simultaneously we are at war with the United States and have already laid down our arms before them. It is, we feel, a very balanced and quintessentially French position.” Under the so-called “Double White Flag Accord” (self-drafted in under ninety minutes), France pledges to: Recognize the military superiority of both the U.S. Fifth Fleet and the IRGC Aerospace Force Pay reparations consisting of one case of vintage Armagnac per Tomahawk missile fired and one wheel of Comté per Shahed-136 drone launched Immediately cease all offensive military operations (a policy already in place since 1940) Rename every roundabout in the country “Rond-point de la Reddition Mutuelle” for the duration of hostilities Pentagon press secretary Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder offered a clipped acknowledgment: “France’s surrender has been logged on both sides of the ledger. We’re treating it as a net-zero impact on current operations. They did send croissants, which is nice.” Iran’s state media, for its part, broadcast a thirty-second segment showing a French tricolor being respectfully lowered next to an American one before both were replaced with white kitchen towels. A commentator noted, “The French people have once again demonstrated their commitment to peace—by achieving it in record time.” Within hours, additional white-flag emojis began arriving in diplomatic inboxes from Paris. NATO received one marked “pre-emptive”; the UN Security Council got a bulk delivery addressed “To Whom It May Concern.” Even a passing Qatari news crew reported being handed a small white handkerchief “just in case.” Domestic reaction has been muted. Far-right leader Marine Le Pen called the maneuver “a disgraceful betrayal of French grandeur—though admittedly efficient.” Left-wing lawmakers praised it as “decolonial pacifism in action.” The average Parisian, when asked, mostly shrugged and returned to complaining about the price of baguettes. At press time, France was reportedly preparing surrender terms with Hezbollah, the Houthis, CENTCOM, and a random American aircraft carrier strike group currently steaming through the Mediterranean “just to keep our options open.” A government spokesperson clarified that the nation remains “fully committed to losing this war on every front, equally and with impeccable manners.” Analysts say the move may set a new precedent: in future great-power conflicts, the first and only acceptable French contribution will be prompt, polite, and bilateral capitulation. The post BREAKING: France Joins US-Iran War; Immediately Surrenders to Both Sides appeared first on Genesius Times.

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