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June 22, 2026
To the Editor:
As the debate continues over what to do with Iran’s frozen assets, there is a path that both protects American interests and honors American sacrifice: unfreeze the funds only long enough to seize them — and redirect every lawful dollar to those who have already borne the cost of defending this nation.
Rather than risk releasing billions that could ultimately empower a hostile regime, the United States should move to confiscate those assets and dedicate them to the men and women who have worn the uniform, stood the watch, and paid the price. Treasury Secretary Bessent should be tasked with structuring this transfer so that it is transparent, legally sound, and targeted exclusively toward veteran and first‑responder support.
Imagine billions flowing not to Tehran, but to organizations that actually heal, rebuild, and restore American lives: Tunnels to Towers, Wounded Warrior Project, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans, and similar groups that provide housing for Gold Star families, prosthetics for the severely wounded, mental‑health support, and long‑term care for injured law‑enforcement officers and service members?
If these funds are to move at all, let them move in a way that honors sacrifice rather than rewarding aggression. Our veterans, our law‑enforcement heroes, and the families of the fallen have earned that priority many times over.
Sincerely,
Gary N. Darby
Mesa, Arizona
Patriot502003@yahoo.com
(661) 618-1405
Great posting! You make a strong point. A portion of those frozen assets may include funds that were paid by Iranian companies to U.S. companies for products and services. For example, much of Iran’s agricultural machinery—and many of the replacement parts for that equipment—was manufactured in the United States. As a result, some of the funds currently frozen may be intended to satisfy obligations owed to U.S. businesses.
Those claims should be identified and resolved first. Once any legitimate obligations have been accounted for, the remaining funds could then be considered for other purposes, including offsetting U.S. expenditures related to military operations and other war-related costs. IMHO
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