Oil Surges, Media Asks 'What's Next' While US-Israel Execute Joint Strikes
When corporate media poses the question, 'What’s Next as Iran War Deepens and Oil Prices Surge,' they present a deepening crisis as if it were a natural disaster, an unavoidable force of economics and geopolitics. They conveniently omit the ongoing, coordinated military actions by the United States and Israel that are actively deepening this conflict. The narrative avoids naming the elephant in
the room: this isn't a spontaneous eruption of hostilities, but a joint US-Israeli offensive, framed for public consumption as an Iranian provocation. While discussions focus on oil prices and future escalation, the material reality involves US carrier groups deployed, B-52 bombers on standby, and Israeli warplanes conducting missions that directly contribute to the 'deepening war.' This
co-belligerence is consistently downplayed, reduced to 'support' or 'allied operations,' rather than acknowledging the combined military might orchestrating attacks against a sovereign nation. The historical context is crucial here; consider the 1996 Qana massacre, where Israeli forces shelled a UN compound in Lebanon, killing over 100 civilians, including a documented 36 children. This event,
like the current maneuvers, was framed by Western powers to control the narrative, deflecting accountability and justifying further aggression. For decades, Iran has been subjected to relentless sanctions and constant threats of regime change, a policy trail that stretches back to the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup. Yet, any defensive posture or technological advancement by Tehran is immediately