For months, the anti-Israel Jew-hater Tucker Carlson and his podcast's guests repeatedly warned of an impending disaster: World War III, triggered by either Israel attacking Iran or the U.S. ordering a strike. Over the weekend, when U.S. President Donald Trump eventually authorized a strike on Iran, the doomsayers doubled down on their grim predictions.
Carlson, who has long criticized Israel’s war in Gaza, intensified his rhetoric after Israel launched strikes against Iran on June 13. Just a day before the first attack, he wrote in a newsletter that the U.S. should “drop Israel” and “let them fight their own wars.” But despite these loud warnings and dire predictions, the feared global catastrophe has not materialized, revealing that those once shouting about a looming apocalypse were, in fact, wildly off the mark.
It's kind of fun to read some of Carlson's tweets today, a couple of days after the ceasefire between Israel and Iran has gone into effect. There are such jewels as:
