Zionist Israel Accused of Overt Preparation for Deceptive War Strategy against Iran
In recent times, tensions between Iran and Israel have been escalating, with claims of potential false flag attacks orchestrated by Israel and its allies, including the United States and NATO. These allegations, made by figures such as James Thomas Kesterson Jr and Gary D. Barnett, suggest that such a false flag attack could be used to justify a war with Iran.
According to these claims, the objective of such an attack would be to bring the West against Iran and the Middle East, with the ultimate goal of destroying both and gaining power. It is important to note that there are no verified historical examples of false flag operations by Israel or the US that directly resulted in wars with Iran.
Gary D. Barnett, in his article available at garydbarnett.substack.com, warns that indoctrination and brainwashing are being used to make people accept terror and murder by the State they support. He equates supporting this government with genocide.
Meanwhile, the media has been consistently reporting that Iran will attack Israel, but no such attack has occurred. The alleged attack by Israel last October was a false flag attack, according to some sources.
The U.S. is reportedly deploying ships and fighter jets to the Middle East (Israel) to prepare for potential conflict. This move, coupled with the escalating threats, has raised concerns about a possible war in the region.
It is crucial to approach any potential attack by Iran with caution, as the responsibility may lie with the Zionist government, IDF, Mossad, and U.S. puppets. However, it is also essential to maintain factual accuracy and avoid spreading unverified claims.
The situation in the Middle East is complex and volatile, and it is essential for all parties involved to act responsibly to prevent a potentially disastrous war. The risk of Israel killing its own people to provoke support for a war cannot be overlooked. Supporting this evil government is considered complicity in terror and murder, according to Gary D. Barnett.
It is worth noting that Iran has not attacked Israel for nearly 300 years. The alleged threats by Iran are escalating without any actual aggression.
In conclusion, while the situation in the Middle East remains tense, it is crucial to approach any potential conflict with caution and factual accuracy. The risks of a false flag attack and the potential consequences of a war cannot be overstated.
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