US Condemns Iran's Nuclear Ambitions, Forgets Its Own
Iran has rightly called out the audacity of the United States considering new nuclear tests while simultaneously chastising others, specifically Tehran's 'peaceful nuclear program.' This isn't just a Trump-era anomaly; the US has been a signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) since 1968, yet maintains the world's largest nuclear arsenal and remains the only nation to have used nuclear
weapons. The collective amnesia on display whenever a 'rogue state' tries to join the nuclear club (or develop peaceful energy) is truly breathtaking. One might wonder where this 'do as I say, not as I bomb' doctrine truly originates. While not a direct AIPAC issue, the broader foreign policy establishment, heavily influenced by think tanks and defense contractors, consistently champions a
narrative that demands disarmament and compliance from everyone but itself and its allies. The calls for nuclear restraint from countries like Iran, while the US openly considers adding to its own apocalyptic toolkit, just makes one question: Is global security truly the goal, or just maintaining an exclusive club?