By Wayne Allensworth
They’ve done it. The war with Iran is on. The U.S. and Israel launched air strikes across the country this morning. President Donald Trump appealed to Iranians to take to the streets and “control their destiny” by overturning the current regime. He warned that Iranian military forces and police face “certain death” if they do not lay down their arms. Iran Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and high-ranking Iranian military officers are dead. Iran has begun region-wide retaliatory strikes.
War monger Lindsey Graham, supposedly a U.S. Senator from South Carolina, proclaimed that “Operation Epic Fury” “will be massive in scope” with its aim being “the elimination of the regime.” No surprises here. He also said Trump considered the Ayatollah “Hitler in a robe.” As always, the killing is being done in the name of “peace,” “democracy,” and “freedom,” making the latest orgy of destruction a grotesque farce. Trump is discrediting America First as itself a false flag that his Zionist handlers flew under.
The Russians and Chinese have been backing Iran, supplying the Iranians with military hardware. Iran reportedly has hypersonic missiles that could evade missile-defense systems. We do not know the capabilities of those weapons, or whether Iran can shower Israel with a barrage of strikes that could cripple that country, which might provoke a last-ditch Israeli strike with nuclear weapons. The Russians and Chinese have no intention of allowing regime change in Tehran, losing an ally in a World War that began with the 2014 coup in Kyiv and the Russo-Ukrainian War, a de facto war with NATO.
Trump’s attack on Venezuela, as observed here, was an attack on the multi-polar world and BRICs, both of which challenge Washington’s hegemony and the domination of the dollar in the world economy. This war is a risky gamble that could easily spin out of control. Oil prices could soar, fueling inflation and shaking up our already shaky economic house of cards built on a mountain of debt. The war has exactly nothing to do with American interests. And if Trump thinks he can pull off a regime-change operation quickly with a “decapitation” air strike, I direct his attention to the lengthy, bloody, destabilizing Iraq war, a war he once denounced. We remember nothing and learn nothing.
Trump’s State of the Union speech earlier this week was a fire bell in the night telling us that war was imminent. Despite the usual Kabuki Theater antics of the Democrats and “patriotic” posturing of the Republicans, when Trump denounced Iran, claiming that the regime was not only back to developing nuclear weapons — a program supposedly obliterated in the last spasm of violence — but also developing ballistic missiles that could reach the United States, Democrats such as Elizabeth Warren joined with their supposed political enemies in a standing ovation of support. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance had made such claims, which we have been hearing for 30 years, also signaling a forthcoming attack. Vance has destroyed whatever credibility he had as a war skeptic, while neocon Rubio is positioning himself to be Trump’s successor in 2028, a step Trump seems to be anticipating by proclaiming that Ziocon Ted Cruz would make a great U.S. Supreme Court justice.
Whatever camp the Swamp Denizens belong to, when it comes to Israel, they are largely globalists for Zion. Strikingly, this war was launched as the Epstein affair has captured the public’s attention. I wrote earlier that “Epstein” wasn’t simply a dreadful monster at the center of a political scandal, “Epstein” is the system, a web of interlocking networks of elites joined by greed, hubris, and sexual perversity that amounted to a supra-national shadow government, one that views the plebes as expendable cogs in its vast machine of corruption and vice.
This latest war, is, sadly further evidence that proves that claim.
Chronicles contributor Wayne Allensworth is the author of The Russian Question: Nationalism, Modernization, and Post-Communist Russia, and a novel, Field of Blood. For thirty-two years, he worked as an analyst and Russia area expert in the US intelligence community.
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Even the Bushes made sure not to directly involve Israel in their Iraq wars, but Trump has no hesitation about conducting these strikes jointly with the Israeli military. It’s truly astounding just how controlled he is by Netanyahu. The whole world sees the US and Israel working in concert. Vance was just quoted on how he thought the Carlson interview of Huckabee was a debate Americans needed to hear. Like Powell in the GWB presidency, he probably opposes the war but will be a team player. What about some of other war skeptics in the administration like Tulsi Gabbbard, Elbridge Colby and Joe Kent? Will any of them resign?
They should.