Yesterday, American Zionist Christians across America gathered in their churches to cheer the war on Iran and support MAGA hero, pedophile in chief Donald Trump for sending their husbands, sons, wives and daughters to the Middle East to kill for Israel.
If your church or friends follow these Christian Zionists and you want to expose their false teachings in the Christian Zionist religion, please read my summary of this cult, which can be downloaded as a .pdf e-book.
Now it is becoming clearer day by day that Iran did nothing to provoke this war and it is 100% the result of the Zionist war and terrorism of the USA and Israel.
Michael Hudson, an American economist who is a professor of economics at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and a researcher at the Levy Institute of Economics at Bard College, for Sovereignista.com which cuts through the media and shows the true economic motives behind this war.
Michael Hudson: US War on Iran March 2, 2026
Last Friday, the mediator in the US-Iran nuclear talks in Oman, Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi, abandoned President Trump’s deceptive pretext of threatening war with Iran because the country refused his demands to give up what he claimed was its nuclear bomb development.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Oman explained on the CBS television channel in front of the nation that the Iranian team agreed not to collect enriched uranium and offered “a full and comprehensive investigation by the IAEA”.
This new concession “was a breakthrough that has never been made before. And I think if we get it and build on it, I think an agreement is within our reach” to reach “an agreement that Iran will never, ever have nuclear material to make a bomb. That, I think, is a great achievement.”
Noting that the development had been “grossly ignored by the media,” he emphasized that by calling for “zero stockpiles” he went beyond what was negotiated under President Obama’s administration.because”if you can’t store the enriched material, then there’s no way to make a bomb.”
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who previously issued a fatwa against such activity and has repeated this position year after year, called on Shiite leaders and Iran’s military commanders to consider ratifying an agreement on the approval of its enriched uranium to prevent war.
But any capitulation was precisely what neither the United States nor Israel could accept. The peace resolution would have prevented the long-term U.S. plan to consolidate and weaponize its control over Middle East oil, its transportation and investment of its oil export revenues, and use Israel and Al-Qaeda/ISIS as its client armies to prevent independent oil-producing nations from pursuing their independent interests.
Apparently, Israeli intelligence alerted the US military to suggest that a meeting at the Ayatollah’s residence would provide a great opportunity to decapitate the decision-makers.
It came after US military officials advised that killing a political leader the US considers undemocratic would unleash popular aspirations for regime change.
This was the hope of the bombing of President Putin’s residence last month, and it was consistent with the recent US Starlink effort to mobilize the popular opposition for the revolution in Iran.
The joint attack by the US and Israel makes it clear that there was nothing Iran could do to stop America’s long-standing effort to control Middle East oil and use the Israeli military and ISIS/Al-Qaeda to prevent independent countries from emerging in the region to control their oil resources.
This surveillance remains an important part of US foreign policy. This is key to the US’s ability to harm other economies by denying them access to energy if they do not comply with US foreign policy.
This insistence on blocking the world’s access to energy sources not controlled by the US is why the US has attacked Venezuela, Syria, Iraq, Libya and Russia.
Attacking the negotiators (the second time America has done this to Iran) is a betrayal that will go down in history. It was a setback to Iran’s expected move to peace, before its leaders rejected Trump’s false claims that Iran had abandoned its desire to acquire a nuclear bomb.
It would be interesting to know how many of Trump’s insiders are betting big that oil prices will rise when markets open Monday morning.
Markets last week significantly underestimated the risk of an oil gulf shutdown. US oil companies will make a killing. China and other oil importers will suffer. US financial speculators will also make a killing because their oil production is domestic.
This fact may even have played a role in the US decision to cut off the world’s access to Middle Eastern oil in what promises to be a long period.
The commercial and financial problems will actually be so worldwide that I think we can consider the attack on Iran on Saturday, February 28th as the real trigger for World War III. For most of the world, the looming financial crisis (to say nothing of moral outrage) will define the next decade of international political and economic restructuring.
Countries in Europe, Asia and the South cannot get oil, except at prices that make many industries unprofitable and many families unaffordable. Rising oil prices also make it impossible for countries in the global south to service their dollar-denominated debts, which have been reduced by Western bondholders, banks and the IMF.
Countries can save themselves of the need to introduce domestic austerity, currency devaluation and inflation only by acknowledging it US attack (backed by Britain and Saudi Arabia, with the tacit approval of Turkey) destroyed the unipolar order of the USA and with it destroyed the international dollar financial system. If this is not recognized, obedience will continue until it becomes unsustainable in every situation.
If this was the first real battle of World War III, it was in many ways the final battle to define what World War II was about.
Will it be violated as a result of the unwillingness of enough states to protect the rules of civilized law, which established the principles of national independence free from foreign interference and coercion from the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 to the Charter of the United Nations?
And as for the wars that must be fought, will they spare civilians and non-combatants, or will they be like Ukraine’s attack on its Russian-speaking population in its eastern provinces, Israel’s genocide against ethnic Palestinians, the Wahhabi religious cleansing of the non-Sunni Arab population, or indeed attacks by America and other Americans.
Is it possible to save the United States without liberating itself and its member countries from US control?
The first litmus test of where alliances fall apart will be which countries join the legal push to declare Donald Trump and his cabinet war criminals.
Given the US government’s personal attacks on the ICC judges who found Netanyahu guilty, something more than the ICC is needed.
What is required is a Nuremberg-scale trial against the military policy of the West, which wants to plunge the whole world into political and economic chaos if it does not obey the orders of the US unipolar ruler.
If other countries do not create an alternative to the American-European-Japanese-Wahhabi aggression, they will suffer from what US Secretary of State Rubio (in his recent speech in Munich) called the revival of Western history, the capture of the basic principles of international law and equality.
One alternative would require restructuring the United Nations to end the US’s ability to block majority resolutions.
Given that UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has said it could go bankrupt by August and close its New York headquarters, this is an opportune time to pull it out of the United States itself.
The US has banned Francesca Albanese from entering the United States as a result of her reporting on Israel’s genocide in Gaza. As long as control over the UN and its institutions remains in the hands of the US and its European satellites, there can be no rule of law.
Before writing this article, Iranian journalist Nima R. Alkhorsid interviewed independent reporter Pepe Escobar about this war, and it is a good interview to hear a non-Western perspective, since both of them are from Brazil, which is a member of the BRIC foundation.
Nima claims that most of the American bases in the Persian Gulf have already been destroyed. Tel Aviv is mostly closed due to bombing. Israel said over the weekend that their airport might reopen by Tuesday this week, but now they anticipate it won’t be until next Sunday.
Don’t believe the US corporate media that the US and Israel have this war firmly under control. The wealthy Arab Gulf countries are panicking and realizing that the US can’t protect them, and today there are reports that Saudi Arabia is already in talks with Russia asking for help.
So apparently there is a lot of misinformation out there, including what American Christians are hearing from their pastors. The US cannot sustain a protracted war, and Iran has been preparing for it for years with the support of Russia and China.
