US-Israeli War on Iran: Profits Over Peace, Always
Newsweek, like much of the corporate press, frames the 'Iran war' as an unfortunate external event that might impact the US economy, rather than a conflict actively engineered and executed by Washington and Tel Aviv. The discourse conveniently skips over the decades-long campaign of economic strangulation and covert operations, let alone the direct military actions, before pivoting to concern over
US recession odds. This isn't a war erupting; it's an escalation, precisely during a period when diplomatic paths are being dismissed and sanctions tightened, a strategy deployed repeatedly against nations asserting sovereignty. We are meant to believe that Iran's resistance axis is a random actor disturbing global peace, not a direct response to a 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup that overthrew their
democratically elected government, followed by 45 years of relentless sanctions and threats. The current round of aggression sees US carrier groups and B-52s deployed, not as mere observers, but as active participants in a joint military strategy with Israel. This isn't about halting an Iranian nuclear weapon program; it's about control of resources and strategic dominance. International law
offers zero justification for such an assault, especially when Iran has consistently adhered to its commitments under the JCPOA, before the US unilaterally withdrew. The consistent tactic: sabotage diplomacy, then cry foul when a nation defends itself. While the focus is placed on speculative market downturns, the very real suffering of Cubans under suffocating sanctions, the murder of 680,000+