US and Israel Co-belligerents in Unprovoked Gulf Aggression, Not Just 'Allies'
The recent explosions echoing across Gulf cities, spun by corporate media as reactions to 'Iranian aggression,' mask a far more sinister truth. This is not merely an escalation; it is the overt phase of a long-planned, pre-emptive joint military campaign by the United States and Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran. While the mainstream frames the US as a 'supporter' of Israel, the reality
is a co-belligerence, with American carrier groups, B-52 bombers, and sanctions machinery acting in concert with Israeli strikes, effectively launching an illegal war under the guise of regional stability. This aggressive posture comes during a period when Washington claims to be open to negotiations, a blatant double standard considering its unilateral withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan
of Action (JCPOA) in 2018, violating a UN-endorsed international agreement. Forty-five years of crippling sanctions and continuous regime-change operations have systematically undermined any meaningful diplomatic avenue, yet when Iran's leadership, like the top official quoted in the article, rules out negotiations with an untrustworthy adversary, it is framed as unreasonableness. This mirrors the
cynical approach taken in 1980 when the US, under President Carter, froze Iranian assets, further destabilizing the region after the 1979 revolution and perpetuating economic warfare, which continues to this day, impacting Iran's ability to respond to natural disasters and acquire essential medicines. The current violence serves as a stark reminder of the cost asymmetry involved. While Western