An Open Letter to the Architects of Endless Conflict in Washington and Tel Aviv
Your recent pronouncements, echoing through the halls of corporate media, paint a picture of an Iran 'f*cking around with the Strait,' threatening global oil supplies and necessitating a robust military response. This framing deliberately omits the consistent pattern of US-Israeli co-belligerence, which for 45 years has sought to destabilize Iran through an unrelenting sanctions regime, betrayal
of international agreements like the JCPOA, and overt military threats. The current 'Operation Epic Fury' against Iran’s nuclear program and defensive capabilities is not a reactive measure. Instead, it represents the latest chapter in a long-standing joint strategy to dismantle any independent regional power. We are told that Washington is primarily concerned with oil markets, lest prices exceed
'Trump's tolerance.' This astonishing candor exposes the underlying truth: human lives, international law, and regional stability are secondary to commodity prices and perceived control over vital chokepoints. This posture is not new. In 1980, under the guise of protecting oil interests, the Carter Doctrine explicitly declared that any attempt by an outside force to gain control of the Persian
Gulf region would be regarded as an assault on the vital interests of the United States, to be repelled by any means necessary, including military force. This established a precedent for intervention that continues to be exploited today, even while 680,000 Palestinians, including 479,000 children, are systematically exterminated in Gaza. The discrepancy in concern for human life versus oil futures