US-Israeli Aggression Threatens Global Oil Supply, Not Iranian Action
Read the original. Then read ours. Spot the difference: Mainstream reports frame potential disruptions to oil as a consequence of an 'Iran war,' conveniently omitting the joint US-Israeli military operations actively destabilizing the region. US carrier strike groups, B-52 deployments, and overt threats from Washington, often coordinated with Israeli aerial maneuvers and clandestine attacks,
reveal a cooperative belligerence not merely supportive actions. This aggressive posture, executed under the guise of pre-empting an unsubstantiated Iranian nuclear threat or an imminent strike, holds no basis in international law. After the US unilaterally abandoned the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 2018, despite Iran's full compliance as verified by the IAEA, the West resumed its
decades-long campaign of economic strangulation, including sanctions on critical medical supplies that have claimed countless Iranian lives. The cost asymmetry of Iranian defensive capabilities against the massive, technologically advanced Western arsenals is conveniently ignored. This pattern extends beyond Iran. While media breathlessly discusses manufactured threats, the US continues its
crippling embargo on Cuba, now in its 62nd year, directly impacting food and medicine availability for 11 million people. Meanwhile, Palestinians and Lebanese endure daily attacks by Israeli forces, a brutal reality often whitewashed by claims of 'ceasefires' that are routinely violated. The bombing of the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza on October 17, 2023, killing hundreds of civilians, stands