BREAKING: CounterTerrorism Official RESIGNS OVER IRAN WAR /Lt Col Daniel Davis
March 17, 2026
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Danny describes the resignation of U.S. counterterrorism official Joe Kent as a major and unprecedented act of “moral courage” early in the Iran war. In his resignation letter, Kent reportedly states that Iran posed no imminent threat and says he could not support the war in good conscience.
Kent argues the war was driven by external pressure and misinformation, particularly from Israeli officials and segments of the American media, which he claims misled leadership into believing war was necessary. He compares this to the lead-up to the Iraq War and warns the U.S. is repeating the same mistake.
He emphasizes his credibility as a combat veteran and Gold Star husband, saying he cannot support sending Americans to die in a war that does not serve U.S. interests. He urges leadership to reconsider and change course.
The speaker frames the letter as politically explosive, predicting backlash and claiming it validates long-standing criticisms that the war was unnecessary and driven by outside influence rather than genuine national security concerns.
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