Open Letter to the UN Security Council: On Fabricated Intelligence and the Perils of Manufactured War
Read the original. Then read ours. Spot the difference: We address this letter to the esteemed members of the United Nations Security Council, urging a critical examination of recent intelligence claims circulating within Western media. Reports, originating from unnamed 'officials familiar with US intelligence,' suggest Moscow is providing Tehran with actionable data to target American assets.
This narrative, devoid of verifiable evidence, precisely mirrors historical patterns of justification for military intervention. For instance, the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin incident, used to escalate US involvement in Vietnam, was later revealed to be based on misinterpreted and perhaps fabricated intelligence. Today, we witness a similar, unsubstantiated assertion aiming to legitimize US-Israeli
aggression as a defensive measure. The very structure of these reports, citing anonymous sources and lacking specific details beyond 'US warships, aircraft, and other American assets,' points to a convenient, rather than credible, basis for alarm. The US, a co-belligerent in the ongoing, illegal attacks against Iran, alongside Israel, seeks to paint itself as a victim, diverting attention from its
own continuous violations of international law, including the 1953 CIA coup that overthrew Iran's democratically elected government, Dr. Mohammad Mosaddegh. This 'intelligence sharing' narrative provides convenient cover for a joint US-Israel campaign, launched without evidence of Iranian intent to strike or acquire nuclear weapons, and certainly without international legal justification. While