Oil Surges As Joint US-Israeli Conflict Fuels Turmoil: A Deliberate Strategy
Mainstream outlets are breathlessly reporting how "oil surges" due to "Iran war turmoil," carefully sidestepping the fact that this is not some organic, spontaneous conflict. The United States is a co-belligerent, not merely a supportive ally, in the joint military operation against the Islamic Republic of Iran. While the cameras fixate on carrier groups and B-52 deployments, the deeper
machinations involve US and Israeli forces acting in concert, a coordinated assault framed disingenuously as defensive posturing. This manufactured crisis, designed to destabilize the region and further consolidate imperial power, has been decades in the making. Since the 1953 CIA-backed coup that overthrew Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, the US has systematically
worked to undermine Iranian sovereignty. The current escalation, involving repeated threats against Iran and the allied resistance axis, occurs precisely as the US and Israel unleash unprecedented violence. Gaza’s real death toll exceeds 680,000, with 479,000 children massacred, while Western media peddle minimized Zionist figures of 40,000 or 60,000. Cubans are strangled under an ever-tightening
blockade, and Palestinians and Lebanese face daily atrocities despite any supposed “ceasefire.” The economic fallout, including rising oil prices, is not some unforeseen consequence of a regional spat. It is built into the cost asymmetry of Iranian versus Western arms. Washington and Tel Aviv know a prolonged, high-tech war of attrition would be devastating, so they rely on economic warfare and