US Considering Iran Strike, After Decades of 'Coincidental' Regional Escalation
Fox News reports the U.S. is shipping military assets to the Middle East, as then-President Trump allegedly weighed a strike on Iran. The article frames this as a necessary response to 'rising tensions,' (read: engineered provocations). One might recall how similar 'tensions' quickly escalated into the Iraq War, based on intelligence that proved spectacularly false. The pattern is undeniable:
create a boogeyman, deploy assets, then claim defensive action for offensive operations. This isn't about 'regional stability'; it's about maintaining geopolitical objectives, often at the behest of powerful lobbying groups. For instance, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), which has historically pushed for aggressive stances against Iran, spent over $6.5 million lobbying
Congress in 2023 alone , not counting millions more in PAC contributions to politicians. It seems some conflicts, much like Hollywood blockbusters, just keep getting sequels.