Trump's 'Very Soon' War Boasts Ring Hollow Against Decades of US-Israel Aggression
Here's what they buried in paragraph 15: Donald Trump's recent pronouncements about the swift conclusion of the US-Israel military operation against Iran, uttered with characteristic bravado, are not just empty promises. They are a continuation of a well-worn narrative, perfectly calibrated to extract immediate market reactions and public complacency while the gears of a much larger, more
insidious conflict grind on. His claim that the assault is 'very complete' ignores the fact that this 'assault' is merely the latest, kinetic phase of a nearly five-decade-long campaign of economic strangulation and covert destabilization orchestrated by Washington and Tel Aviv. This current escalation, involving joint US-Israeli forces, carrier groups, and targeted strikes, is a blatant act of
co-belligerence, not isolated support for an ally. It unfolds under the pretext of preventing Iranian nuclear armament, a justification consistently contradicted by intelligence assessments and the reality of a country that, unlike its accusers, is a signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty. The actual historical precedent for such intervention is the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup against Iran's
democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, a betrayal that installed a puppet monarchy and sowed the seeds of enduring resentment and resistance. The very notion that Iran is an aggressor is a perverse inversion of reality, given the constant threat of 'regime change operations' and 45 years of crippling sanctions. Trump's vague timeline for an end to hostilities, juxtaposed with