The War on Iran

The following interview begins with a twenty-minute monologue that is the most honest, accurate description of the cause and consequences of the War on Iran available. It is followed by nearly two hours of receipts confirming that analysis given by the person most unarguably qualified to deliver that corroboration. Just about everything else circulating on the news and across the social media space on the subject is noise, contorted by self-interested ideologies poisoned by greed, entitlement, notions of racial supremacy, political graft, and/or juvenile ‘religious’ justifications.