Now that American military power has met its Iranian match, a new power dynamic will emerge, as regional countries see the US-“Israeli” presence not as a guarantee of security, but as the region’s leading cause of instability, chaos, and bloodshed. Kevin Barrett explains
CNN says Iranian attacks damaged at least 16 US military sites in the Middle East, some irreparably. Some estimates put the actual costs at $40–50 billion once repairs and replacements are included.
Iran says the ‘ball is in the United States’ court’. Will President order a resumption of armed strikes, in order to restore America’s tarnished military prestige? Or will he play safe and impose yet more sanctions?
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei accuses the Western media of whitewashing Israeli crimes in Gaza “Through carefully crafted language, manipulative framing, and the relentless amplification of Israeli and American official narratives”
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi says the war could cost US taxpayers at least $100 billion. While Prof Linda Bilmes, a public policy expert at the Harvard Kennedy School, projects the war could ultimately cost US taxpayers $1 trillion.
Trump’s blockade of Iran isn’t working. Will this push him toward ordering another full-on military strike and if so what will be the likely outcome?
The Pentagon wants newly developed U.S. hypersonic weapons deployed to the Middle East to help contain Iran
The sooner Net Zero is kicked into touch the better. Entire generations, pampered and protected from hardship in ways unimaginable to their ancestors, have been brainwashed into accepting that carbon dioxide, the gas of life, somehow controls the climate thermostat
The doomsday documents that predicted food shortages are now playing out in real time. Globalists have long planned for depopulation, and this war is the perfect vehicle to execute that plan
Seymour Hersh says he’s been informed by an ‘Israeli insider’ that Trump “no longer trusts Israel. He now believes he was misled” by Benjamin Netanyahu to go to war. As a result he’s looking to make a deal, which could entail paying Iran $25 billion
Russia and China have always liked Trump in the White House, largely for his ineptitude and weakness more than anything else.
Iran has been actively preparing for the next round of fighting with the U.S. and Israel. Since the cessation of hostilities it has been repairing damaged military installations and rearming, with claims that missile production had increased TENFOLD