Look at America’s “Extraordinarily Brilliant” Leader: He is Orchestrating Devastating Bombardment on Iran—a Signatory to the Global NPT [ Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty] in Collaboration with Israel, a Country that Never Signed the NPT and has gone on to Develop Nuclear Bombs

Look at America’s “Extraordinarily Brilliant” Leader: He is Orchestrating Devastating Bombardment on Iran—a Signatory to the Global NPT [ Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty] in Collaboration with Israel, a Country that Never Signed the NPT and has gone on to Develop Nuclear Bombs

Mujeeb Khan

Strike on Girls' School kills 175 in America-Israel attack on Iran

Netanyahu has vetoed three ceasefire agreements with Iran, saying that the problem will be solved not through negotiations but through war. Afterward, President Trump has ordered his commanders to prepare for the mother of Bombs against Iran. The Senate has retained the president’s war powers. American voters can take away the president's war powers if they do not vote for the senators from his party whom President Trump is campaigning for. President Trump’s victory in the midterm elections should justify Netanyahu’s veto of the ceasefire agreements with Iran

 

These midterm elections are more crucial than the presidential election. They will effectively determine who truly holds the reins of the American presidency: Donald Trump or Benjamin Netanyahu. These midterm elections will decide whether the United States goes to war or stays at peace. Throughout the first twenty-two months of his presidency, Donald Trump in collaboration with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu—focused less on peace and more focused on preparing for war against Iran. The American public, having opposed the initiation of new global conflicts, had relied on President Trump’s repeated assurances—such as his claim that he could end the war in Ukraine within a week, or his assertion that the conflict would never have occurred had he been president. Yet, Trump abandoned his pledge to the American people against war; instead, he joined Benjamin Netanyahu, a warmonger, a Palestinian hater, a die-hard Iran enemy, in launching an attack on Iran. They assassinated its leaders and bombed a girls’ school, killing two hundred young teenage girls. The American people should have taken to the streets to condemn their president for colluding with a foreign government to attack Iran illegally—much like the protests seen in France over the rising cost of living. Netanyahu is afflicted by an incurable “Iranian nuclear virus.” In June 2025, President Trump unleashed thousands of tons of explosives, obliterating Iran’s nuclear facilities. Following the destruction of these sites, Netanyahu lauded President Trump for his service to Israel.

Look at America’s “extraordinarily brilliant” leader: he is orchestrating devastating bombardments on Iran—a signatory to the global NPT [Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty]—in collaboration with Israel, a country that never signed the NPT and has gone on to develop nuclear bombs. Meanwhile, he tells the American public to endure the burden of high oil prices, framing it as the alternative to Iran possessing nuclear weapons. Netanyahu has infected President Trump with a dangerous obsession: regime change in Iran and the destruction of the Iranian economy. Now, one is unhinged. And the other has gone completely lunatic. Nuclear power plants were sold to Iran—during the era of the Shah—by U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Following the Islamic Revolution in Iran, the nuclear power plants were shut down and locked on the orders of Ayatollah Imam Khomeini. Even after a ten-year war with Iraq—a conflict in which one million Iranians perished—Iran did not reopen these nuclear power plants. If Iran had intended to develop nuclear weapons, it would never have signed the NPT [Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty]. Instead, it would have pursued nuclear weapons just as Israel, North Korea, India and Pakistan did. Would Iran have used nuclear weapons to turn U.S. military bases in the Middle East into a graveyard—or would it have simply created a graveyard of human beings?

By letting Netanyahu think of them. American leaders are ending up as losers. Iranian leaders. are acting with immense patience, restraint, and wisdom. The Iranians know they are dealing with Israel’s Netanyahu—who has effectively become an extra sense inside President Trump’s own mind. How can the U.S. President achieve “MAGA” [Make America Great Again] by conspiring with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to assassinate Iran’s Supreme Leader and his family? A war with Iran is not America’s war; it is Netanyahu’s war. Netanyahu holds the reins regarding a conflict with Iran. On three separate occasions, Netanyahu vetoed potential ceasefires or agreements to end hostilities with Iran, forcing President Trump to back down. Vice President J.D. Vance had previously engaged in ceasefire negotiations regarding Iran. The negotiations were reported to be successful; however, Netanyahu vetoed them, asserting that the issue with Iran would be resolved through war rather than dialogue. Iran announced the opening of the Strait of Hormuz—a decision made without attaching any conditions—and asked President Trump to lift the blockade on its ports, an entirely legitimate demand. Netanyahu, however, dissuaded President Trump from lifting the blockade, and the President complied. In doing so, President Trump prioritized Benjamin Netanyahu’s war to destroy Iran—leaving the American public to contend with high oil prices and steep inflation.             

The Middle East is Burning: Why Did Arab Monarchs Remain Close Allies of America’s Failed Middle East Policy?

The Middle East is Burning: Why Did Arab Monarchs Remain Close Allies of America’s Failed Middle East Policy?

Mujeeb Khan

 

We may be mistaken, but it appears that Saudi Arabia and Gulf rulers, under pressure from the US, view the normalization of relations with Israel as essential for their own survival and security. The narrative regarding the Houthis being backed by Iran is merely Israeli American propaganda; in fact, during the conflict between the Saudis and the Houthis in 2013, both the US and Israel supplied weapons to both sides. Massive capital has been invested in the region’s wars, and Arab petrodollars have been drained to fund them. Populations were prosperous under the regimes of Gaddafi and Saddam Hussein, and Syria once boasted a substantial middle class; however, US and Israeli wars destroyed all of this. Yet the Saudi Arabia and Gulf monarchs have failed to learn any lessons. Now, shelving their own development plans, they are moving to establish an “Islamic NATO”. Those who told the US Secretary of State, “You are sinking, and you will drag us down with you,” were truly wise. The US is burdened with $4 trillion in debt, while Saudi Arabia is borrowing $73 billion from the World Bank—a situation reached after 26 years of developments, including post 9/11 efforts to place Saudi petro-wealth under US control.

Iran had made significant attempts to unite Islamic nations for economic progress and development, yet Saudi Arabia is instead pursuing an “Islamic NATO” alliance. Historically, monarchies in Europe also contributed to the collapse of nation-states; subsequently, they were brought under constitutional rule, leading to political stability and democratic unions among the kingdoms. As a result, interference in each other’s countries ceased; European nations began resolving their issues amongst themselves and freed themselves from the scourge of interstate wars. While disagreement may exist among Middle Eastern nations where monarchies have ended, these disputes do not escalate into war. Although these monarchs lack consensus on addressing regional situations and problems, they united under the leadership of U.S. President Obama to pursue regime change in Syria and Libya—sacrificing regional peace and stability for the sake of the American agenda. Yet, they never united among themselves to prioritize the peace and stability of their own region. Iran was a neighbor to the Arab monarchies; Israel’s hostility toward Iran was part of Israel’s own agenda, which the Arab monarchs should have countered. Following the Iraq blunder, they should have shielded their region from yet another U.S.-Israel blunder involving Iran. The fact that Iran did not develop nuclear weapons – despite witnessing the fates of Iraq and Libya—demonstrates that the narrative of an Iranian threat was merely fabricated media propaganda by Israel. Israel—a small nation with a population of five million—exercised dominance over the twenty-two Arab countries of the Middle East. Arab monarchs heavily invested their petrodollars in the United States, yet America consistently made decisions in the Middle East that favored Israel at the expense of Arab interests.

The United States devastated Iraq through an illegal invasion. One million Iraqis were displaced, and one hundred thousand lost their lives in the conflict. Did the objectives and benefits regarding Saddam Hussein’s ouster—as outlined by President George Bush to Arab monarchs—materialize? Did this transformation bring peace and stability to the Middle East? This was the Arab monarch’s region; their own security and survival depended on the security and survival of this region. The United States had no vital stake in the region’s security. Gaddafi was killed, Libya was fragmented, Syria was reduced to ruins, and Lebanon was devastated. Tens of thousands of Palestinians in Gaza were slaughtered. What did the Arab monarchs and their region gain? What did they lose by becoming close allies of the United States? This Middle East alignment was undoubtedly not in their interest; it weakened the Arab monarchs and destabilized the region. Had the Arab monarchs forcefully put the brakes on US policy in the Middle East—and compelled the US to resolve the Palestinian conflict—after witnessing the debacle in Iraq, the region would not have seen so many wars, six million Arabs would not have perished, and peace would have paved the way for peaceful transformations within the region itself. Arab monarchs spent trillions of petrodollars on weaponry to ensure the success of U.S. policies in the Middle East. With those trillions, they could have transformed the region into a Europe–like entity. Now, however, Arab monarchs stand at a crossroads in the Middle East, surrounded—front, back, left, and right – by billowing black smoke and towering flames. The Middle East Burning.                    

President Bush tore up the Oslo Peace Accords—under which both parties to the conflict had recognized each other’s existence—due to opposition from Israel’s ideologically radical government; similarly, President Trump tore up the nuclear deal between global powers and Iran, and Israel attacked Iran. The United States had sidelined Arab allies

President Bush tore up the Oslo Peace Accords—under which both parties to the conflict had recognized each other’s existence—due to opposition from Israel’s ideologically radical government; similarly, President Trump tore up the nuclear deal between global powers and Iran, and Israel attacked Iran. The United States had sidelined Arab allies

Mujeeb Khan

 

 

Where was Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman taking Saudi Arabia, and where has he led it? Do the two wars Saudi Arabia fought against Yemen serve as proof of the Crown Prince’s failure as a leader? The Crown Prince’s plan to transform Saudi Arabia into a modern, developed state by 2030 has been buried under the Middle East's conflicts. Saudi Arabia has sought a $73 billion loan from the World Bank, and the government has decided to sell shares in Saudi Aramco. Instead of performing a “sword dance” with the US President, the wealthy Arab nations and rulers of the Middle East should have focused on—and prioritized peace and stability within their own region. Astonishingly, Gulf Arab rulers did nothing to halt Israel’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ought to have imposed an oil embargo on Western nations and Israel; aggression—which was backed by the US—the Gulf rulers demonstrated their own weakness.

The Crown Prince was effectively drilling a hole in the very Middle Eastern “ship” that Saudi Arabia was sailing on. Saudi Arabia had pinned its survival and security on the US power from across the oceans—but now that ship is sinking. The Saudi Crown Prince is scrambling, turning to Egypt, Türkiye, and Pakistan. He is purchasing billions of dollars’ worth of weaponry from the US, yet Saudi security is becoming increasingly imperiled. Arab rulers are fools; they still fail to grasp whose policies are driving events in their region. For seventy years, Israel’s policy in the Middle East has effectively been America’s policy. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was a Jew, and he masterminded a “war and peace” approach in the region. The most U.S. special envoys to the Middle East were also pro-Israel Jews who continued Kissinger’s diplomatic strategy. The United States consistently vetoed UN Security Council resolutions aimed at establishing lasting peace in the Middle East, thereby emboldening Israeli aggression that undermined peace efforts; over the course of seven decades, the U.S. has vetoed some 5,000 such resolutions. The Biden administration vetoed a Security Council resolution condemning the Israeli government’s genocide against the Palestinians. Arab rulers must understand that Israel is such a staunch U.S. ally that America will defend it regardless of the crimes it commits globally. Arab leaders need to stand on their own two feet and handle their own defense—much like Iran, which confidently manages its own security as a religious duty, or the Taliban, who effectively kept NATO nations dangling in a noose for twenty years.

The Arabs helped the US win the Cold War by expending their petrodollars and sacrificing the blood of their children; yet they found no peace. The US and Israel toppled and killed Saddam Hussein in Iraq. Yet the Arabs found no peace. They ousted and assassinated Muammar Gaddafi and fragmented Libya, yet the Arabs found no peace. They reduced the Syrian state to ruins, yet the Arabs found no peace. They destroyed democracy in Egypt, yet Arabs found no peace. Israel killed Chairman Yasser Arafat, yet the Arabs found no peace. Israel killed 80,000 Palestinians in Gaza, yet the Arabs found no peace. Israel assassinated the leaders of Hezbollah and Hamas, yet the Arabs found no peace. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE placed orders for 100, 60, and 60 aircraft respectively—orders that would have provided jobs for 40,000 Americans—but the US destroyed the economy and progress of these nations.

The Arabs must now break free from such an ally and close their doors to Israel. The Arab lands constitute their own region; they must shoulder the responsibilities of their region themselves. Decisions within the region should be “Made in the Arab World.” The very survival of Arab monarchs depends on this; otherwise, the Arab people will demand the establishment of monarchies modeled after those in Britain, Norway, or Japan, and the Arab region will become a democratic republic.           
  

America should not claim to be the World’s only superpower. This is not America’s Right; this is a Privilege that the International Community has given to America, America has Abused this Privilege, a Driving license is also a Privilege, not everyone Right, but what is the difference between Killing People on the Street, and Becoming the World’ only Superpower and Waging Wars and Killing People? The International Community Should take this Privilege Back from America

America should not claim to be the World’s only superpower. This is not America’s Right; this is a Privilege that the International Community has given to America. America has abused this privilege. A driving license is also a Privilege, not everyone's right, but what is the difference between Killing People on the Street, and becoming the world’s only Superpower and Waging Wars and Killing People? The International Community Should Take This Privilege Back from America

Mujeeb Khan   

 

 The United States and Europe could have resolved the Ukraine conflict through diplomatic dialogue with Russia, keeping Europe away from a hot war with Russia, as they did during the Cold War. But the end of the Cold War made America the world’s warlord. It started another war after ending one war. President Biden had ended a twenty-year war with the Taliban in Afghanistan, and five months later, it had started a new war in Europe. The war in Ukraine was not Russia’s choice. President Putin had been avoiding this war since 2014. He had reached an agreement with European leaders on a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine conflict; the Ukraine government signed it. Russia, the United States, France, Germany, Great Britain, and the European Union also signed this agreement. The Ukraine conflict was a problem for Russia, depriving many Russians who were Ukrainian citizens, living in eastern Ukraine, of their basic rights and subjecting them to genocide. These Russians were crossing the border and coming to Russia from eastern Ukraine to seek help and refuge. The Ukrainian government agreed to grant autonomy to Russians living in eastern Ukraine under the agreement, but it did not implement it. President Putin had repeatedly appealed to the United States, France, Germany, and the European Union to implement the Minsk agreement with the Ukrainian government. For six years, they ignored the Ukrainian conflict. If this had been President Putin’s war of choice, he would not have waited for the Afghan war to end and would have invaded Ukraine and created an autonomous region in eastern Ukraine. This was the war of NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who had advised and pushed the new government in Ukraine, President Zelensky. To join NATO. US President Biden had endorsed this proposal of the NATO Secretary General.

If President Biden had shown himself to be a common-sense leader in this situation, he would have changed the discussion about Ukraine joining NATO and focused on the issue of Eastern Ukraine between Russia and Ukraine. Since 9/11, the wars that the United States has started in the world have never ended overnight. America’s war on terror has been going on for 26 years, and the war is still on America’s radar. July 4, America’s Independence Day, and the 9/11 attack on America- the day of making America a prisoner of war will now always be celebrated. 9/11 has been celebrated for 26 years, and somewhere in the world, America is at war. The Russia-Ukraine war is now five years old, and there is no chance of this war ending soon. The paragraph that President Trump cites on tough economic sanctions on Iran is the same paragraph that President Biden used to cite on tough economic sanctions on Russia. President Biden used to claim that the Russian economy would collapse in three weeks. America’s global leadership has failed miserably in war and peace.

China has resolved the South China Sea dispute peacefully and through dialogue with five countries. The United States, which created the Strait of Hormuz dispute, is thousands of miles away from Hormuz. Hormuz is on the coast of Iran and Oman. Iran and Oman are negotiating to open Hormuz, but the United States has blockaded it. In 7 months, the United States has dropped 500 bombs on Iran; people's homes have been destroyed. Citizens have been killed; leaders have been assassinated. After Iran, look at Venezuela: the United States attacked it, kidnapped the President of Venezuela and his wife, put them in a New York prison, and seized Venezuelan oil. The United States has abolished all its moral values, human rights, its foreign policy cornerstone, and the rule of law in the world, creating a lawless world under America’s global leadership.

Israel’s Netanyahu killed 70,000 unarmed Palestinians who were under Israeli military occupation. Netanyahu is a hero in America. President Putin can also take advantage of this global system of America and end the war in Ukraine on the American model of Venezuela. President Trump is fighting a 100 percent illegal war for Israel against Iran. The American people should not be fooled. This is President Trump, who carried out the first illegal attack on Iran in June last year. Thousands of tons of bombs were dropped on Iran and destroyed its nuclear plants. In January this year, the United States devalued the Iranian currency and collapsed its banking system, which led the Iranian people to take to the streets against the government. To President Trump and his war partner Netanyahu, regime change in Iran seemed like a ripe watermelon falling from a tree. President Trump carried out the second illegal attack on Iran with Netanyahu on February 28 this year. In this attack, these two leaders killed Iran’s supreme religious leader and his family, including the Supreme Leader’s grandchildren. Now President Trump says this is not war with Iran. This is a two-punch street fight with Iran.                     

In War with Iran, a Large Part of Tell Aviv has Become Gaza, Tel Aviv’s High-rise Buildings Have Become Ground Zero, where will the Insurance Companies Pay the Billions and Billions of Dollars for Buildings? Banks will also have Loans on these High-rise Buildings; how will they repay Banks Loans? Where will the $300-$400 billion for the Reconstruction of Tel Aviv come from? Who will pay? Oil Companies?

In War with Iran, a Large Part of Tel Aviv has become Gaza; Tel Aviv’s high-rise buildings have become ground zero. Where will the Insurance Companies Pay the Billions and Billions of Dollars for the buildings? Banks will also have Loans on these High-rise Buildings; how will they repay Banks Loans? Where will the $300-$400 billion for the Reconstruction of Tel Aviv come from? Who will pay? Oil Companies?

Mujeeb Khan

 

Today is the 73rd Anniversary of the coup in which the CIA toppled Iran's Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh's elected government
  

 

 

The way President Trump is playing tricks on the Iran war and proving it, he is the president of the American people, not the president of the Israelis. But the President's declining popularity among the American people shows they are not ready to accept this. President Trump thinks about and works on the Iran war and Israel 24/7 in the White House. That is why the ceasefire talks with Iran are failing. Deal agreements with Iran are falling apart. President Trump is confused and lost. President Trump is convinced one day of peace and the next of war. This flip-flop thinking is not letting the price of oil fall. The Iranians want to open the Strait of Hormuz, but President Trump is standing in the way. Iran and the government of Oman, which share the Strait of Hormuz, have reached an agreement on Hormuz. President Trump has stated that he will not let Hormuz open and is threatening to bomb Oman over it.

Oil companies belong to Jews who are making billions of dollars in profit. Oil has fallen from $100 to $87 per barrel, but oil prices have not dropped at the pump. President Trump has told the American people at a rally to pay $4 a gallon of oil to accept that Iran does not have nuclear weapons. The president of the world’s super nuclear power is convincing the American people to bear the price of inflation with this bullshit. President Trump has told the world a thousand times in four months that Iran’s nuclear plants have been destroyed, but old man is not moving beyond that. And now President Trump is attacking Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, saying that it belongs to the United States.

President Trump attacked Iran on February 28 to destroy its nuclear plants. Then in June, President Trump attacked Iran with Israel’s warmonger Prime Minister Netanyahu to bring about regime change in Iran. This time, Iran responded to the bombing of the United States and Israel with counter bombing. It destroyed US military bases in the Middle East. Iran has bombed Tel Aviv and turned a large section of it into Gaza. Iran bombed Israeli military installations, including the headquarters of Mossad. High-rise buildings in Tel Aviv have been destroyed. These Buildings will have insurance. These will be American and Israeli insurance companies, and their losses will also be in the billions of dollars. Then there will be billions of dollars in bank loans. These will also be American and Israeli banks. The owners of these High-rise buildings are American and Israeli citizens. The reconstruction of Tel Aviv will cost about $300-$400 billion. The United States will need billions of dollars to replace the military armaments that have been destroyed in the war.

These wars have already made the United States $40 trillion in debt, and now the United States does not have billions and dollars of dollars to give Israel. US dealmakers, President Trump, have made deals for Israel with oil companies to sell expensive oil and,

from the profit, give billions and billions to rebuild Israel. President Trump has told the American people that, accept four dollars a gallon for oil in the war, Iran will not have nuclear weapons

The George Bush-Dick Cheney administration had occupied Iraq. Iraqis were expelled from all government ministries and institutions, and the Bush administration set up its own government in Baghdad, which was all New American officials. Britain was the closest ally of the Bush administration in the Iraq war, but President Bush did not include them in his American government in Baghdad, Iraq. The British army was stationed in Basra and Mosul, outside Baghdad, in Iraq. The occupied American government in Baghdad sold Iraq’s oil, which covered the losses and all expenses of 9/11; a new magnificent building was built in place of the World Trade Center. According to the Auditor General’s report, $90 billion was missing from the Iraq fund. President Trump had a similar plan with Netanyahu regarding Iran. This plan failed; Iran was not Iraq. President Trump is now seeking control of the Strait of Hormuz.