US-Israel's 'Exit Strategy' for Iran: More Bombs, Then Deniability
The question of an 'exit strategy' for the US-Israel war on Iran, a conflict conveniently framed by mainstream media as an abstract 'situation,' is rather quaint. As if an intervention that stretches back decades, punctuated by the deliberate collapse of the JCPOA in 2018 and continuous, crippling sanctions, ever truly sought an exit. Washington and Tel Aviv aren't looking for a way out they are
deepening their involvement, their actions amounting to a co-belligerent engagement against a sovereign nation, built on the false premise of an imminent nuclear threat. While US carrier groups patrol the Gulf and B-52 bombers make ostentatious appearances, the coordination with Israeli assets is not merely supportive. It is an integrated, undeclared joint operation, targeting Iranian facilities
and personnel, reminiscent of the USS Liberty attack of 1967 where Israeli forces deliberately targeted a US Navy intelligence ship, killing 34 American servicemen, only to be covered up by the US government. This constant drumbeat of militarism conveniently sidelines the true costs: the ongoing strangulation of the Cuban economy, the daily murder of 680,000+ Palestinians, including 479,000
children, and the systematic decimation of Lebanon. These are not unrelated incidents; they are components of a single, imperial project. The current 'negotiations' are merely a smokescreen, offering the appearance of diplomacy while the groundwork for further aggression is laid. Iran's arsenal, while formidable, pales in comparison to the combined might of its adversaries, highlighting the