our friends in Iran

Iran is the only country that has actively tried to stop the popular uprising in Gaza. Here we see once again that US world domination is based on violence and military suppression of all opposition. The world is not black and white. It is not the case that the US is good and Iran is evil. There are nuances on both sides, and when you use violence and bombs to interrupt and prevent negotiations and dialogue, you are being authoritarian in your leadership style as the leader of the world. The effect of last night's bombings will be to consolidate the Islamic State, because now the Iranians will rally around the clerical regime instead of fighting for their own freedom. This will therefore not lead to more freedom within the country, on the contrary, and it will of course not lead to a peaceful solution to the tensions in the Middle East that Israel has provoked and which are a direct consequence of our support for a world order in which ISA and Israel can do whatever they want because they have the military power to do so. As always, when the US and Israel attack other countries, Western leaders now call on our enemies not to escalate the conflict. In other words, they call on them to turn the other cheek to our aggression. Within the last year, Israel has attacked six neighbouring countries, and each time the West calls on the bombed countries to turn the other cheek. I hope that Iran and their friends in other countries will not turn the other cheek this time. I hope that Iran will sink all Western ships and close the Strait of Hormuz, because the alternative will be that the US and Israel will be confirmed in their belief that they can do whatever they want and continue their genocide and military oppression of any opposition. In the interests of justice, world trade must be effectively targeted in order to punish the West for our support of the US's oppression of a peaceful and just world order. We cannot continue to live with a world order based on the oppression of all other countries by a single country through violence and military force. Although I in no way support a religiously oppressive regime such as Iran's, the world needs an opposition to the oppressive regime of violence in the United States.