We are once again on the brink of another middle eastern conflict.

It seems that after over 30 years of trying, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will finally get his wish, for American military intervention in Iran.

The fall out of this will of course be yet more death and destruction, followed by a massive increase in immigration into Europe, but that hasn’t stopped the self proscribed British patriots from jumping on board the Iranian regime change bandwagon.

I have no skin in the game for the current Iranian establishment, as I have no skin in the game for any of the different masks of the global cult.

Because make no mistake about it, once you go high enough in the Iranian government, you’ll find where they connect to the spider web, just like all the rest.

The external fighting is just for public consumption, when the true puppet masters have their hands on the strings of both sides.

The anti government protests in Iran, while being intentionally inflated online with footage that isn’t from Iran, are taking place on the streets of Tehran, and in many major cities across the world.

Good luck to everyone genuinely protesting against the Islamic regime, and may they achieve the freedom they so desperately crave.

However, I would also ask them to be streetwise when it comes to the protests, and who is ultimately behind them or at very least guiding them.

Yes, there will be genuine protestors, with genuine grievances, but the presence of Israeli flags, and even Israeli Mossad agents on the ground at these protests, should appear as a red flag to those Iranians that strive for freedom, and not just another tyranny that comes with western approval.

Are Iranians to believe that the war hawks in Tel Aviv, Washington and London, that have systematically destroyed the Middle East, murdering millions of Syrians, Palestinians, Iraqis, Afghans, Libyans and Yemenis, leaving a trail of absolute chaos in their wake, now suddenly care about the freedom and wellbeing of middle easterners?

Nah, not when you put it like that.

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