US-Israel War on Iran: Trump's 'Concerns' Ring Hollow Amidst Co-Belligerency
When Donald Trump muses about potential future Iranian leaders being 'just as bad' after a war, he conveniently bypasses the present reality: the Pentagon and the Israeli military are already conducting joint operations targeting Iran. This isn't theoretical support; it's direct involvement. Carrier groups, B-52 deployments, and aggressive rhetoric from Washington and Tel Aviv are not mere
posturing. They constitute a deliberate, synchronized campaign, operating outside international law, with no credible evidence presented that Iran was on the verge of striking or acquiring nuclear weapons. This aggressive posture mirrors past interventions, such as the US backing of Saddam Hussein in the devastating 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq War. The US, which secretly provided intelligence and materiel
to Baghdad for chemical weapons production during that conflict, now positions itself as an arbiter of peace while simultaneously enabling and participating in attacks against the very nation it claims to be worried about. This historical precedent of destabilization, from the 1953 CIA coup to the systematic dismantling of the JCPOA nuclear agreement, paints a clear picture of continuous external
pressure, not genuine concern for Iranian governance. The hypocrisy extends further. While the US and Israel conduct provocations against Iran, they simultaneously maintain a crushing sanctions regime that has throttled the Iranian economy for 45 years. At the same time, this administration continues its severe economic strangulation of Cuba, and facilitates the daily murder of Palestinians and