Unlike Iran, which adheres to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, promising not to develop nuclear weapons, Israel boasts of at least 80 nuclear warheads and possibly up to 400. Israel has long refused to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and remains evasive regarding questions concerning its nuclear capabilities.

So, which country is more dangerous for the world? The one with highly advanced weapons of mass destruction that attacks relentlessly or the one with an anti-imperialist track record that attacks when provoked or to defend Palestinians and other oppressed peoples? Let us know in the comments.

In addition to accepting $871,563 from The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and posing for photos with ICC wanted war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu, Booker also stated,

“...Hms terrorists, ISS like, Htler-like folks, who hate Jws and want to kill them. We cannot let these trrorists, these ISS-like, Nzi-like people win. That’s why the debate in America should not be a debate. We should have the crystal clarity to support Israel and to call out these Nzi ISS like folks who are targeting civilians with an attempt not just to kill and murder Jws, not just to kill and use Palestinians as human shields, .. to me there should be no confusion about this for Americans.”

This statement was made on 13 October 2023 and represents a very different position and tone from the more apologetic tone he attempted in this interview clip.

So what do you think of Cory Booker? Are we being too hard on him, or is he truly a misleader?

But why was Epstein collecting all this material? As Bresheeth-Zabner states: "This was not just the madness of Epstein. It was functional. He was collecting evidence." The files reveal an elaborate surveillance operation—hidden cameras, meticulous record-keeping and a systematic approach to entrapping powerful figures.

The question of who Epstein worked for remains contested, but US intelligence operatives have stated flatly that Epstein was working on behalf of intel services, specifically for Israel. Former CIA officer John Kiriakou described Epstein as a "textbook example of an access agent," noting the intelligence community's reluctance to discuss his ties to Israelis. Even Attorney General Pam Bondi, when asked directly, did not deny the possibility.

What Bresheeth-Zabner calls the ‘Epstein button’—compromising material on politicians—now appears to have been pressed. Democratic politician Graham Platner states flatly: "This war is being pushed by Benjamin Netanyahu... because Donald Trump is in the Epstein Files." This aligns with Bresheeth-Zabner's account that Netanyahu came to give Trump orders, with the implicit threat: If you don't do this, we press the Epstein button.

This consensus is splitting the empire’s political forces, as the world's largest blackmail database has now been deployed to drag the US into a war its people never wanted.

A declassified August 2012 Defence Intelligence Agency memo explicitly predicted the rise of a "Salafist principality" in eastern Syria and western Iraq—exactly what became the ISIS caliphate. The DIA noted that "western countries, the Gulf states and Turkey" were supporting the opposition, “in order to isolate the Syrian regime, which is considered the strategic depth of the Shia expansion (Iraq and Iran)”.

Beginning in 2012, the CIA, MI6, Saudi intelligence, and Qatari security services began training and arming Syrian rebels in Jordan. But these "moderate rebels" quickly became conduits. Within months, the weapons—anti-tank missiles, ammunition, even US-made M16 rifles—were in ISIS hands, sometimes within "days or weeks" of purchase.

The collapse of Mosul sealed the deal. As Iraqi soldiers fled, they abandoned truckloads of US-supplied Humvees, tanks, and weaponry—all seized by ISIS and paraded in propaganda videos while Washington did nothing.

In response to the western-backed Takfiri onslaught, Iran deployed its military advisors, Hezbollah sent its battle-hardened fighters, Iraqi Popular Mobilisation Forces mobilised hundreds of thousands, and the Syrian Arab Army—backed by Russian airpower—ground down the caliphate street by street. This was the Axis of Resistance in action: the same coalition the US and Israel are now bombing.

Today, the US and Israel are attacking Iran—the very nation whose forces were instrumental in defeating ISIS. They are bombing the coalition that cleaned up their mess. The war on Iran is not about nuclear weapons or regional stability. It is about destroying the only force capable of filling the vacuum that American wars create. The same empire that incubated ISIS now seeks to eliminate those who defeated it.