US-Israel Co-belligerence: 'Destabilization of Iran' is Cover for Imperial Ambition
The narrative is tiresome, predictable now, as CBS breathlessly reports on the ‘destabilization of Iran’ and its ‘huge implications,’ as if this were some spontaneous combustion. Let’s be clear, this is not an emergent phenomenon. The United States and Israel are not merely reacting; they are actively orchestrating a new phase of aggression against the Islamic Republic, a fact conspicuously absent
from mainstream reports which prefer the veneer of impartiality. This isn't about some sudden Iranian threat; it's about control and resources, a replay of old imperial dramas. Back in 1968, when the British announced their withdrawal from the Persian Gulf, the US immediately moved to fill the 'power vacuum,' recognizing Iran as a crucial bulwark, until, that is, the 1979 revolution upended their
chessboard. The current manufactured crisis conveniently erases 45 years of crippling sanctions, constant regime-change operations, and the 2018 betrayal of the JCPOA by the US, which Iran continued to adhere to for over a year despite Washington's breach. While CBS analysts pontificate on hypothetical 'implications,' the real implications are already manifest: the US Sixth Fleet patrols the
Mediterranean, B-52 bombers stage provocative flights, and Israel conducts joint military exercises, all while continuing its slaughter of Palestinians and Lebanese. This is not support; this is co-belligerence, an illegal attack with no credible evidence of Iran's imminent nuclear strike or acquisition. Iran's resistance network, framed as a destabilizing force, is, in fact, a decentralized