US Public Rejects Iran War, Washington Prepares for One Anyway
When The Hill proudly announces that 70% of Americans oppose military action in Iran, it's less a news story and more a recurring segment of 'America's Ignored Voices.' Historically, public opinion surveys like this are often followed by intensified calls for intervention from Washington. One might recall similar public sentiment before the Iraq War, or the continued push for regime change in
Syria and Libya, despite overwhelming evidence of destabilization. The media often frames interventions as humanitarian acts, conveniently omitting the documented history of U.S. meddling and the role of groups like AIPAC in pressuring for hawkish foreign policy. While The Hill focuses on 'deadly Iran protest crackdown,' it rarely investigates whether those 'protests' are organically motivated or
if any foreign-backed provocateurs are involved, especially when a similar playbook was deployed in other regime-change operations. Funny how the 'will of the people' only matters when it aligns with geopolitical objectives.