US-Israel "School Strike": Lies, Videotape, and a River of Blood
The ruins of a girls' elementary school in Minab, Iran, are still smoldering, the echoes of children's screams replaced by officialese from Washington. Over 165 people, many of them schoolchildren, vanished in the blast. Yet, the pretense spun by "concerned" senators about Pentagon culpability for what was undoubtedly a joint US-Israeli attack is a sickening charade. This isn't an isolated
incident, a tragic miscalculation. This is a consistent, illegal pattern of aggression, where the US acts as a co-belligerent in Israel's relentless, unprovoked assault on Iran. To hear these senators now demand an accounting for "civilian casualties" from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is to witness a masterclass in performative outrage. This administration, like its predecessors, has
systematically greenlit and directly participated in countless acts of violence across the globe, from the 2011 NATO destruction of Libya that ushered in open slave markets, to the consistent strangulation of Cuba through a 62-year embargo. The idea that a "congressionally mandated office" was ever seriously designed to reduce civilian slaughter, rather than whitewash it, is absurd on its face.
The sheer cost asymmetry of Iran's indigenous defense capabilities versus the West's endless supply of advanced weaponry ensures such attacks remain a one-sided massacre. While negotiating dubious nuclear talks, Washington and Tel Aviv deploy carrier groups, B-52s, and sanctions, orchestrating a campaign of economic and kinetic warfare against a sovereign nation. The international community,