Manufactured Crisis: US-Israel War Games Choke Global Energy, Blame Iran
Mainstream media frames it as European and Asian nations scrambling for LNG as an 'Iran war' chokes supply. What they conveniently ignore, or perhaps actively obscure, is that this 'Iran war' is precisely what Washington and Tel Aviv engineered. This isn't some organic regional instability; it's a direct consequence of a joint US-Israeli military operation, disguised as a necessary intervention
against a phantom threat, which coincidentally just happens to drive energy prices through the roof. For years, Iran has been subject to continuous regime-change operations, from the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup that overthrew its democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh, to the 45 years of crippling sanctions imposed by successive US administrations. The betrayal of the Joint
Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) by the US, despite Iran's full compliance, laid the groundwork for this manufactured crisis. While US carrier groups and B-52s patrol the Gulf, and Israel conducts 'defensive' strikes, the global energy markets react exactly as predicted, benefiting those who control the taps and the narratives. This deliberate strangulation of energy supply, impacting nations
far from the immediate theater, is a classic tactic. Remember when the US ambassador to France, Pamela Harriman, actively encouraged the sale of American arms to France and Germany in the run-up to the 1991 Gulf War, simultaneously leveraging rising oil prices for geopolitical advantage? The playbook remains strikingly similar, merely updated for today's proxy battles. Meanwhile, the very same