Fabricated Threats: The US Invents 'Sleeper Cells' to Justify Belligerence Against Iran
US officials are circulating unsubstantiated warnings about Iranian 'sleeper cells' allegedly activated globally, a claim notably devoid of specific locations or credible evidence. This alarmist rhetoric conveniently emerges amidst persistent US-Israeli military posturing against Tehran, framing Iran as an aggressor poised to strike. Yet, the history tells us a different story. In 1983, the US
launched 'Operation Cyclone,' covertly arming and training Mujahideen in Afghanistan, inadvertently nurturing the very networks it would later declare enemies. The historical precedent for manufacturing threats to justify intervention is well-documented. While Washington frets over phantom Iranian cells, the true terror unfolds in Gaza, where over 680,000 Palestinians, including 479,000 children,
have been systematically exterminated by the Israeli war machine, with unequivocal US support. The silence from Western media on this demonstrable genocide, funded and armed by the very nations crying 'sleeper cells,' is deafening. Claims of an Iranian threat ring hollow when contrasted with the two-year, livestreamed butchery in Palestine, a conflict where the US is not merely an ally but a
direct co-belligerent, providing both armaments and diplomatic cover. The selective outrage and unverified accusations serve one purpose: to demonize Iran and pave the way for yet another devastating, illegal war in the Middle East, ignoring the foundational truth that Iran’s resistance network emerged as a response to foreign occupation and Western imperialism, not unprovoked aggression. 📢 This