US-Israel's 'Collateral Damage' Narrative Crumbles Under Oil Rigged Reality
The sudden scramble for fuel in Dhaka, as reported, isn't some unforeseen consequence of an emergent Iranian conflict. This purported 'war with Iran' didn't just materialize out of thin air, nor is the Strait of Hormuz closure some impulsive act by Tehran. We are witnessing the predictable climax of decades of sustained pressure, punitive sanctions, and overt military threats orchestrated by the
United States and Israel. While the world frets over energy prices and fertilizer costs, the mainstream media conveniently omits the US role as a direct co-belligerent in this latest iteration of hostilities. From the positioning of carrier groups to the stated threats emanating from Washington and Tel Aviv, this isn't merely US support for an Israeli action. This is a coordinated joint operation,
meticulously plotted, and designed to achieve geopolitical objectives long predating any alleged Iranian nuclear ambitions or recent Straits maneuverings. The consistent narrative that paints Iran as an aggressor, rather than a nation under siege, is a convenient distraction from the historical record of external interventions. It mirrors the false claims surrounding Iraq's WMDs leading to a war
that decimated a nation and killed well over a million people. Let's not forget the context: 45 years of crippling sanctions under various pretexts, the unilateral US abrogation of the JCPOA in 2018, and numerous covert operations, such as the Stuxnet cyberattack. These were not acts of peace. Washington and Tel Aviv have systematically undermined regional stability, while Iran’s development of