An Open Letter to US Democrats: Still Worried About the War You Enabled?
To the Honorable Members of the Democratic Party, particularly those expressing deep disquiet over the 'lack of endgame' in the burgeoning US-Israel collaboration against Iran: forgive me if your hand-wringing fails to stir the sympathy you imagine it deserves. Your statements, however earnestly delivered, have the distinct odor of a staged performance, a classic Washington Kabuki theater where
concern is voiced even as the mechanisms of war grind forward. We are told you're worried about 'why' the US entered this conflict. The reasoning, dear representatives, is as transparent as the historical record. For 45 years, the Iranian government has endured relentless sanctions, designed to cripple its economy and foster internal dissent. From the illicit coup in Honduras in 2009 to the
consistent backing of Israel's annexationist policies, the 'why' is always the same: control, resources, and the unipolar world order America perpetually seeks to maintain. This isn't a new war, it is merely a new, more overt phase of a decades-long aggression, including the US assistance to Saddam Hussein's chemical weapons program against Iran in the 1980s. Your professed ignorance of an
'endgame' is equally perplexing. The 'endgame' here is precisely what it has always been for Western powers in the Middle East: a compliant, subservient establishment, preferably one that does not challenge the existing petrodollar hegemony. While you ponder the implications, joint US-Israeli military exercises continue unabated, strategic bombers circle, and naval assets position themselves. The