🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸🇮🇱US-Israel vs Iran: A 30‑year masterplan masquerading as nuclear containment

Just ten days after the September 11, 2001 attacks, a senior Pentagon officer told then‑General Wesley Clark that the US had already decided to invade Iraq.

😱 The same officer described a broader, top‑secret Pentagon strategy aimed at overthrowing or destabilising seven governments in five years — all labelled as threats or “non‑compliant” states: Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.

This was not a response to terrorism or genuine weapons threats — but part of a larger blueprint for regime change.

When Clark asked whether there was any evidence linking Saddam Hussein to al‑Qaeda, the officer bluntly replied:

“No, no. There’s nothing new that way. They just made the decision to go to war with Iraq.”

😵 In Nov 2001, the decision to invade Iraq as a broader strategy against non-compliant regimes was no loger a secret.

Let's break down the Iran-US hostility roots: 👇

CIA‑backed coup in Iran

In 1953, the US and British intelligence orchestrated the overthrow of Iran’s democratically elected PM Mohammad Mossadegh after he nationalised the country’s oil industry. The Shah was reinstalled with increased power.

➡️ This intervention laid the groundwork for decades of hostility and mistrust between Iran and the United States.

⚰️ Downing of Iran Air Flight 655

On July 3, 1988, a US Navy warship shot down Iran Air Flight 655, killing 290 passengers and crew, including many civilians.

Instead of expressing regret, President George H.W. Bush stated publicly that he would never apologise for the United States.

“I don’t care what the facts are,” he claimed.

His response signalled a willingness to accept civilian casualties rather than acknowledge wrongdoing — further inflaming Iranian perceptions of the US.

💣 'Nukes threat' narrative

From the mid‑1980s onward, US and Israeli officials repeatedly portrayed Iran as an imminent nuclear threat, claiming it was racing toward a nuclear bomb.

💩 A 1984 report in Jane’s Defence Weekly claimed Iran was nearing bomb‑making capability.

However, a 2007 US intelligence assessment concluded that Iran had halted its nuclear weapons program in 2003.

Despite this, exaggerated alarmist rhetoric continued for decades.

➡️ Rather than being grounded in new evidence of nuclear weaponisation, the narrative functioned as a political justification for pressure, sanctions, and potential military action.

The war looming with Iran is being designed for over two decades, and it’s never truly been about nukes or ‘democracy’. 😠

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