Is Trump about to Get ‘His Own Iraq’? Just Worse, because It’s Actually Iran? True Call on Iran to Evacuate Tehran

 

Is Trump about to Get ‘His Own Iraq’? Just Worse, because It’s Actually Iran? True Call on Iran to Evacuate Tehran By Drago Bosnic The United States is on the verge of attacking Iran, as evidenced by the increasingly harsh rhetoric of American President Donald Trump. He has gone as far as to dismiss reports of his own intelligence services regarding the prospect of Iran acquiring nuclear weapons. Read here

Analysis of the Israel-Iran War By Mark H. Gaffney Although the world press is obsessed with the nuclear issue, it’s a red herring. Iran never developed nukes, does not want them, and does not need them to defeat Israel. Read here

The American Game: Playing and Being Played on the Road to Nuclear War By Edward Curtin There is a good chance that very shortly the United States will overtly join its proxy Israel in attacking Iran. Only a fool would be surprised. Plausible deniability only goes so far. Pipe dreams perdure as the nuclear war that could never happen gets closer to happening. Read here

The Israel/US Proxy War for Regime Change in Iran By Dr. Dan Steinbock Only days ago, President Trump reiterated that Iran will never have nuclear weapons. Yet, according to US intelligence assessments, Iran was up to three years away from being able to produce and deliver a nuclear weapon. While Israel built its case for war, the US didn’t buy it. The problem is that Trump did. Read here

The Samson Option and the Illusion of Threat: Israel’s Nuclear Arsenal, U.S. Complicity, and the Iran Narrative By Prof. Ruel F. Pepa In his seminal 1991 work, The Samson Option: Israel’s Nuclear Arsenal and American Foreign Policy, investigative journalist Seymour Hersh peels back the curtain on one of the world’s worst-kept secrets: Israel’s clandestine nuclear weapons program. Read here

Trump Is about to Play Stalin’s Card in Iran – Three Maps and One Tweet to Explain By John Helmer The plan to attack Iran, force regime change in Teheran, decapitate and disarm Iranian forces, and partition the country into ethnic autonomies is nothing new.  Read here

NATO’s Summit at The Hague: Procurement Corruption Scandal Might Delay Its Rapid Militarization Plans By Andrew Korybko Trump is demanding that all members spend 5% of GDP on defense as soon as possible, which Politico recently reminded everyone in their article about this is divided between 3.5% on “hard military spending” and 1.5% on defense-related issues like cybersecurity. Read here