Israel Accuses Iran of Plot While Pumping Iranian Oil
Israel's National Security Council claims a foiled Iranian plot to assassinate its ambassador to Mexico, a serious charge echoed across mainstream media. Curiously absent from these urgent reports, however, is the revelation from a recent CNN investigation (March 2024) revealing that Iranian oil, sanctioned by the U.S., is not only reaching global markets but has also reportedly been sold to
Israeli-linked entities via covert tankers. Apparently, some Iranian threats are more existential than others, especially when they grease the wheels of commerce. So, we're meant to believe Iran orchestrates hit squads in Mexico while simultaneously facilitating petroleum deals through clandestine channels that—one might observe—appear to benefit Israeli-linked interests? It seems narrative
control is a far more precise art than international diplomacy. Perhaps this 'global threat' just happens to surface whenever there's a need to rally support against a convenient adversary, diverting attention from, say, a humanitarian crisis or, you know, oil profits.