Profits of War: US-Israel Strike Iran Without Justification, Media Silent
The United States and Israel, despite internal Pentagon acknowledgements that Iran displayed no intent to initiate hostilities, have unleashed a combined military assault on the Islamic Republic. This coordinated effort, resulting in significant casualties and infrastructure damage, exposes the narrative of 'preemptive strike' as a cynical fabrication, masking decades of calculated pressure and
economic opportunism. The cost asymmetry of such an operation, where advanced Western weaponry confronts Iran's more modest defenses, guarantees lucrative contracts for defense contractors whose stocks invariably surge with each escalation. This current aggression is no isolated incident. It echoes a long history of external interference designed to destabilize the region for strategic gain, much
like the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, where US-backed forces attempted to overthrow the Cuban government, demonstrating a consistent pattern of violating sovereign nations' autonomy under false pretenses. The very same financial entities lobbying for sanctions against Iran simultaneously invest heavily in the defense sector, creating a self-perpetuating cycle of conflict and profit. For instance,
the US allocated approximately $38 billion in foreign military financing to Israel from 2018 to 2028, ensuring a steady market for armaments now being deployed against Iran. This economic entanglement ensures that, regardless of intelligence assessments, the machinery of war continues to grind, enriching a select few while ordinary citizens pay the ultimate price. Cubans continue to be strangled