New World Order agents seeks to start a war with Iran
Jonas E. Alexis
The “military-intellectual complex,” commonly known as the Neoconservatives, would almost certainly say that America needs to invade Iran. In fact, the Neoconservatives have been beating the war drum against Iran since the past ten years or so. Their goal is to complete the Israeli project: to “secularize” the Middle East and turn it into a post-Enlightenment period where Israel will end up dominating the political landscape.[1] Israel tried to do exactly that when America placed a puppet regime in Iran in the 1950s.
So, the Neocons wouldn’t allow an Iranian navy ship on any US zone and would unequivocally consider it an act of war. They would instantly ask for an invasion. As Jacob Heilbrunn of the L.A. Times put it back in 2015, the Neoconservative credo is pretty straightforward:
“They are championing a liberation doctrine that allows them to present bombing and invading other countries at will as an act of supreme moral virtue.”[2]
But what if a U.S. Navy surveillance happens to float around the Strait of Hormuz? Don’t Iranian officials have the right to ask what is going on?
Well, according to the prevailing vision which the New World Order has forced upon much of the West, the answer is no. Listen to a recent report here:
“Fast-moving Iranian vessels forced a U.S. Navy surveillance
ship to change course in the Strait of Hormuz last week, U.S. officials
said. The USNS Invincible, patrolling the regional waters and
accompanied by three British Royal Navy ships, was harassed by Iranian
boats, which came within 600 yards on Saturday, U.S. officials told Fox
News Monday.”
The U.S. Navy surveillance, we are told, “was harassed,” despite the
fact that the ship really has no business in that area. There is more.
One US Navy official declared that the Iranian actions were “unsafe and
unprofessional”!How does that line up with Trump’s “America First”? How does that line up with what the founding fathers themselves articulated? Would they ever give a stamp of approval to the U.S. Navy to go all the way to the Strait of Hormuz without corroborating with the Iranians and without going through the paper work? Didn’t they declare quite explicitly that America ought to seek “peace” and “commerce” with all nations? Wouldn’t they have dumped the unconditional and disastrous alliance with Israel in the dustbin of history?
Whether the new administration likes it or not, they cannot implement “America First” if they do not have the moral and political courage to cut the head of the snake which has slithered out of the diabolical swamp. We all know where that swamp is by now.
[1] Some scholars have reluctantly or indirectly pointed this very fact out. See for example Haggai Ram, Iranophobia: The Logic of an Israeli Obsession (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2009). Ram declares on page 56 of his study that “Israel’s objective” in the Middle East “was far more ambitious: delineating a de-Arabicized Middle East, rearranged around non-Arab entities that would link to each other, and to Israel, through their accommodation with the institutional logic of secular capitalist modernity.”
[2] Jacob Heilbrunn, “The neocons: They’re back, and on Iran, they’re uncompromising as ever,” LA Times, April 2, 2015.
