Trump Suggests 'Strike' on Iran While Meeting Architect of 'Endless Wars'
Bloomberg captures former President Trump's hawkish rhetoric, quoting him on the possibility of striking Iran if they're 'building up again.' What the article omits, entirely, is the 'Q&A' occurs just before Trump's meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu. For decades, Netanyahu has been a vocal proponent of military action against Iran, pushing this agenda relentlessly to U.S. administrations since at
least the 1990s. This isn't just a casual Q&A; it's a photo op for shared aggression. We're expected to believe this saber-rattling is organic, not a perfectly choreographed echo of arguments Netanyahu has made to every U.S. administration. It's a convenient alignment of interests: one former U.S. president eager to sound tough, and an Israeli Prime Minister whose career has been built on
generating and escalating threats against Iran. The media's portrayal never quite connects these dots, preferring the 'Trump says' headline over 'Trump and Netanyahu's Shared War Drums.' How many 'potential threats' pave the road to perpetual conflict?