What Does Dropping A Massive Bomb On ISIS Mean For The Future?

On April 13th, 2017, the U.S. military dropped the largest non-nuclear bomb on an ISIS tunnel. The bomb, a GBU-43B weighs 21000 pounds, and by comparison, each of the 59 Tomahawk missiles we dropped in Syria weighed 1000 pounds.
 
But focusing on the Massive Ordinance Air Blast, or “Mother Of All Bombs”, as is aptly named, was dropped on an ISIS tunnel after a Green Beret was killed in Afghanistan while fighting ISIS.
 
But what does this mean, particularly for the future of this war? What this means is that the U.S. no longer has a soft president that will allow ISIS to do whatever they want. Perhaps President Trump was trying to send a message to ISIS: Continue messing with the U.S. and we’ll literally drop the biggest bombs on your behind.
 
After the strike on Syria, people on both sides of the aisle were outraged at Trump’s actions. But now that he’s striking ISIS, I can’t imagine I’ll see any supposed Trump supporter complaining. Particularly since this is one of his campaign promises, to “blow the s—t out of them.”
 
Of course, there, he was talking about blowing up oil fields controlled by ISIS. But the principle still remains. We are blowing them up just as Trump said he would. And this is just the beginning, and it’s one MASSIVE beginning.
 
I don’t know Trump’s full plans to deal with ISIS, but clearly dropping the literal largest non-nuclear bombs on their heads is part of that plan. And I like the plan so far. We wouldn’t have gotten that with Obama. We DIDN’T get that with Obama. The bomb had first been tested in 2003. Meaning we’ve had it for well over a DECADE and we hadn’t used it against either Al Qaeda or ISIS. No doubt it’s expensive, but it’s very useful for both destroying ISIS and sending a powerful message.
 
With Obama, all we got were excuses and lies. Lies such as the one President Obama told on December 6th, 2016. When talking about his ‘accomplishments’ over his 8 years as president, “…We’ve eliminated Syria’s declared chemical weapons program.” He lied to the world that Syria didn’t have chemical weapons. He had access to this “Mother Of All Bombs” and refused to use it.
 
But this president is far different. This president is actually willing to fight ISIS and punish Syria for the atrocities it committed on its citizens, atrocities that Assad claims didn’t even happen. Much in the same way Muslims claim the Holocaust didn’t happen.
 
This president isn’t afraid to go up against another nation, or even another super power, in order to do what’s right. That’s not to say that he’s pushing to start World War III. He’ll do what he can to avoid doing that, but he’s not just going to let countries like Syria do that to their own citizens without due punishment. And he’s certainly not going to let ISIS continue on their path of destruction and world domination.
 
I’ve said in a previous article that ISIS is facing certain doom with this president. And Trump has made sure to let them know that he’s not going to relent against them. This first massive strike against them is just the beginning of the end for ISIS.
 
It was all a matter of time until Trump attacked ISIS, and it was only a matter of time until God decided enough was enough coming from ISIS. I’ve said this multiple times, and I’ll say it once more here because it’s still applicable: God didn’t want Hillary in the White House just so we could continue seeing the exact same things we were seeing with Obama for another 4 to 8 years. He chose Trump so that Israel no longer was alone in the world and that ISIS would be utterly eliminated. This strike is not just coming from the White House, it’s coming from Heaven. God’s hand had something to do in the elections, partly for this very reason.
 
So we must be grateful to God that He placed someone who will actually fight evil in this world and not be a part of it.
 
He has set America on the course of strength once again.
 
Isaiah 40:31
“…but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.”