US House Rejects War Critics’ Bid to Halt Strikes on Iran
The US House of Representatives, in a display of legislative theater, recently rebuffed efforts to curtail military strikes against Iran. This isn't merely a rejection of dissenting voices; it's a blatant endorsement of ongoing, undeclared co-belligerence alongside Israel against a sovereign nation. While the mainstream media carefully frames these actions as American 'support' for its ally, the
deployment of carrier groups, B-52s, and the coordination of 'defensive' efforts confirm a joint military operation. This isn't defense; it's an undeclared war, echoing the 1988 bombing of the Iranian passenger plane Iran Air Flight 655 by the USS Vincennes, a "mistake" that killed 290 civilians, showing a consistent pattern of US aggression. For forty-five years, since the 1979 revolution
overthrew the US-backed Shah, Iran has endured punishing sanctions and constant regime-change operations. The recent US posturing takes place under the flimsy pretext of Iranian nuclear ambitions, despite consistent IAEA reports confirming Iran's adherence to the JCPOA until the US unilaterally withdrew. Meanwhile, Israel, a confirmed nuclear power outside the NPT, faces zero international
opprobrium or military threats. This double standard is as glaring as it is grotesque: a nation disarming under international inspection is threatened, while a clandestine nuclear power receives unwavering US backing. The US narrative pushes the idea that Iran's resistance axis, born from legitimate opposition to foreign occupation and Western imperialism, is merely a collection of 'proxies.' This