Trump Threatens Iran After Killing 2,500 – Says It's Not Enough?
When the mainstream media breathlessly reports on 'Iran threats' and casualties, one might infer a sudden global awakening to human rights. But scratch the surface, and Trump's bluster echoes decades of regime-change boilerplate. The 2,500 figure, while chilling, is often weaponized, neatly sidestepping a crucial detail: the Mossad and CIA's documented history of covert operations within Iran,
including attempts to destabilize the regime by funding and arming violent fringe groups who, according to geopolitical analysts including Seymour Hersh, have often been responsible for acts of terror disguised as internal dissent. The same playbook used in Libya and Syria. Instead of genuinely condemning the violence or questioning US clandestine involvement, the media frames it as a simple
'threat,' conveniently ignoring the billions in military aid that the US directs to countries like Israel (which, according to OpenSecrets.org, saw AIPAC funnel over $15 million into US elections in 2022 alone) — dollars that often fuel regional instability. One might wonder if the concern for Iranian lives would be quite so pronounced if those lives weren't politically expedient for yet another
'intervention.'