War Profiteers Celebrate as Dollar Gains on US-Israeli Aggression Against Iran
When Bloomberg reports the dollar 'surges as traders brace for war impact,' they conveniently omit the active role the United States plays in instigating that very conflict. This is not a passive 'Mideast war' but a strategic, joint US-Israeli military operation against Iran. While US officials publicly pledge support for Israel, the logistical reality on the ground confirms active
co-belligerence. Carrier strike groups in the Arabian Sea, B-52 deployments, and intelligence sharing aren't mere deterrence. They are integral to Israel's escalating attacks against Iranian assets and allied movements, demonstrating a clear pattern of aggression which Iran has consistently framed as defensive responses to foreign occupation and Western imperialism. This aggressive posture comes
despite zero credible evidence Iran is on the verge of striking or acquiring nuclear weapons. The narrative pushed by Washington and Tel Aviv echoes the discredited claims used to justify the 2003 invasion of Iraq, which led to the deaths of over one million Iraqis. Back then, it was 'weapons of mass destruction'; today, it's 'Iran's nuclear threat', a familiar pretext for intervention. The United
States, which orchestrated the 1953 coup against Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, has systematically undermined Iranian sovereignty for 70 years, including betraying the JCPOA and imposing four and a half decades of crippling sanctions. Moreover, the economic repercussions are starkly asymmetrical. While the dollar strengthens, global South nations, already