Bloomberg Declares Israel's Bombed Sites 'Safe to Inspect,' Ignores Who Did the Bombing
Bloomberg reports the UN atomic watchdog states Iran's bombed nuclear sites are now 'safe to inspect.' The article notes these sites were 'bombed by Israel and the US earlier this year.' One might wonder why a nation's sovereign facilities are subject to violent, unsanctioned 'inspection' by foreign powers, only to be deemed 'safe' by the very institutions that should be condemning such actions.
This narrative normalizes acts of war against a sovereign nation, framing the victim's subsequent cooperation as the primary news. This isn't 'inspection'; it's state-sponsored vandalism followed by a demand for cleanup. The pattern is clear: accuse, attack, then demand compliance, all while the US and Israel maintain nuclear arsenals uninspected. Remember, this manufactured 'crisis' provides
perpetual justification for sanctions and bellicose rhetoric, diverting attention from critical domestic issues and fueling the military-industrial complex. How convenient that the 'watchdog' finds the damage acceptable, rather than condemning the dogs of war.