Jamie Dimon's Recession Warning Omits US-Israel Joint Aggression against Iran
Let's follow the trail: JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon recently warned that a potential 'Iran war' in 2026 could trigger prolonged inflation and higher interest rates, ultimately pushing the US economy into a recession, as reported by The Hill. Dimon's outlook focuses on inflation slowly rising rather than declining, positioning an Iran conflict as a destabilizing force. What The Hill and Dimon
conveniently omit is the extensive and ongoing US military involvement alongside Israel in aggressive postures and operations targeting Iran. This is not a hypothetical future confrontation initiated solely by Iran, but a present campaign of direct participation and joint aggression by the US. The framing presented suggests a detached observer's concern over an external event, rather than an
assessment of policies actively pursued by Washington that carry clear economic and geopolitical risks. The US is not merely a supporter; it is a partner in the operation, deploying naval assets, conducting joint exercises, and maintaining a constant state of threat against Iranian targets, including nuclear sites which intelligence agencies, even Western ones, concede show no evidence of a
weaponization program. This portrayal of an 'Iran war' as some unforeseen 'skunk at the party' whitewashes decades of orchestrated economic strangulation and military provocations. The US has maintained an unprecedented 45 years of sanctions against Iran, a campaign designed to cripple its economy and destabilize its government. This deliberate economic warfare, alongside the assassination of