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“Not a Distraction”: Chanel Rion Has a Different Theory About the B-2 Bombers Sent to Guam

by JD Rucker
June 22, 2025
in Opinions, Original
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Most political commentators believe the move early Saturday to send B-2 Stealth Bombers to Guam were just a distraction. They believe the White House wanted eyes in Iran and other nations pointed west while the U.S. was preparing to strike from the east.

One America News host Chanel Rion had a very different take.

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What if the message wasn’t being sent to Iran but to China instead?

For those tracking Guam…

It seems the B2’s sent there were not a “distraction” – they were a warning.

To China.

We aren’t taking our eye off the ball—Taiwan.

For those tracking Guam…

It seems the B2’s sent there were not a “distraction” – they were a warning.

To China.

We aren’t taking our eye off the ball—Taiwan. pic.twitter.com/HzuqgD1KGM

— Chanel Rion OAN (@ChanelRion) June 22, 2025

It’s viable. In fact, it makes a lot more sense when we consider the effort and expense required to send B-2 bombers anywhere. Moreover, Iran was in no position to do anything about the United States’ bombings and cruise missiles even if President Trump had called the Ayatollah and said, “We’re on our way.”

China is still a far bigger threat to America’s interests than Iran. They aren’t just engaged in a trade war with us. They’re also trying to solidify their position in various technological races such as artificial intelligence and quantum computing.

Taiwan is crucial to the United States in both regards.

There are many moving parts happening across the globe that are centered on responses to what’s happening in the Middle East. Buckle up, folks. It’s getting real.

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Comments 17

  1. Daniel says:
    1 year ago

    “even if President Trump had called the Ayatollah and said, “We’re on our way.”

    But he didn’t do that did he? No, he lulled them into a false sense of security and pulled a Pearl Harbor event on them. How dare we demonize the Japanese for 80 years for doing the same thing. What are we now, ALL ZIONIST JEWS? MAGA certainly DIDN’T vote for that! What’s it going to take? TRUMP NEEDS TO GO AND QUICKLY!

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    • Gabriel says:
      1 year ago

      Trustno1 in power.

      Reply
    • John C says:
      1 year ago

      😭😭😭🤣🤣

      Reply
    • Paul2025 says:
      1 year ago

      Calm down, Commie. Every President has bombed another country for one reason or another.

      Reply
      • truth says:
        1 year ago

        So that’s makes it ok.?? Good lord, that’s just silly.. I don’t see how anyone would ever believe anything our government says, idc who the president is. You can only lie so much before people stop believing you and our government has lied to us about everything for decades..

        The deep state is still in charge so we get more of the same.. You got bibi talking about regime change then you got hegseth saying this isn’t about regime change.? so someone is lying.. How about we spend those billions here at home.? Have you seen our infrastructure lately? it’s staring to look like a third world countries.. Most of his points were valid stop with the name calling and tell us why he’s wrong?

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        • RLA500 says:
          1 year ago

          Iran was within a few weeks of having nukes that would reach the US. Would you “spend those billions” at home on infrastructure, which would let Iran have nukes? Iran nuking us would REALLY ruin our infrastructure, don’t you think? /s

          Reply
        • James M Robey says:
          1 year ago

          One thing they better start believing, when Trump says something he’s not a democrat and give them money instead to try and buy favor.

          Reply
    • Joel Mason says:
      1 year ago

      And you just had to bring in the “Zionist Jews” didn’t you. Let it go. And there is no one who could do the job DJT is doing. He is not perfect but there is no one like DJT for the right here right now. NO ONE! Thank God for him.

      Reply
    • TRiUMPhant One says:
      1 year ago

      Thanks to Trump I can know the world has a better future. Taking soon to have nukes away from people who chant death to America. They were warned and the facilities were evacuated. S.T.F.U..

      Reply
    • Jay says:
      1 year ago

      God said that Israel would be a blessing to all the nations of the earth. Sometimes that means a war to get rid of the bullies that no one else is willing to fight. Sometimes it means bringing confusion to the globalists who are trying to enslave the whole world.

      Reply
    • RLA500 says:
      1 year ago

      We DID warn Iran–“Within 2 weeks,” remember? That was contingent on Iran negotiating for peace, but instead they TOLD US, repeatedly, that they would NOT give up their nuke program, and willingly GAVE UP having a peace settlement. And MAGA DID vote for that! Would you give Iran time to move their nuke materials and equipment by actually giving them a warning? Iran could have launched nukes at Israel and the US by the end of July, because that was how close they were to having nukes, dumbazz! You are certainly no Trump supporter, given your pro-Iran position, so why should anybody give a sh!t what YOU say? “Get rid of Trump,” you say? You do realize that this is Biden’s mess for GIVING Iran BILLIONS, don’t you?–which they used to finance their nuke program! Were it not for Trump, your air would be radioactive by the end of July!

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    • James M Robey says:
      1 year ago

      No, he gave them 60 days to negotiate and they did not. Israel attacked on day 61. Heck Trump even tried to back door a face to face before our strike a few days ago and nothing. Maybe sooner then later they will get the idea that he means what he says and it’s not lip service diplomacy.

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    • Bob says:
      1 year ago

      This was hardly a Pearl Harbor sneak attach. It was widely discussed in the media and politicians and others, Trump warned Iran of the consequences of ignoring attempts to negotiating Iran denuclearization. You are not well-informed.

      Reply
  2. JBnID says:
    1 year ago

    If Clinton had had the guts to stop N. Korea, we wouldn’t be worried about the unstable Pork Chop Jr. and his nukes.
    SOMEBODY has to protect the peace of the world. WE are the only ones capable.
    God bless Pres. Trump. He did what had to be done.

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    • TRiUMPhant One says:
      1 year ago

      Bingo!

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    • Swifty Morgan says:
      1 year ago

      I am thinking the chunky dude in N. Korea has got the message. We are no one’s patsy, for the next 3 years and change.

      Reply
  3. JBnID says:
    1 year ago

    The B-2s going to Guam refueled soon after take-off. The news picked up on the fact that a quick fueling means a very heavy pay-load and reported it. I think they had more MOPs on board in case they’re needed closer to theater.
    The decoys carried spare bombs.

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