Why is the United States Playing Both Sides of the Conflict?

Hear shocking proof that our tax-payer money is funding Iran’s nuclear program.

On Saturday, Iran launched a retaliatory attack against Israel for their retribution against Hamas, a terror group facilitated and funded by Iran. The operation, which Israeli officials said included more than 300 missiles and drones, marked the first time that Iran has launched a direct military attack on the Jewish state. 

So, naturally, the United States would be eager to defend its top ally in the Middle East, Israel, against Iran, our archnemesis. After all, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei famously branded America as “The Great Satan” and Israel as “The Little Satan” in 1979.

As predicted, Congress approved billions—$14.1 to be exact—to send to help Israel after the Hamas attack.

(On a separate note, Congress seems more interested in securing everyone else’s border before our own. Consider that another $60.1 billion was just recently allocated to Ukraine, which isn’t even an ally of the U.S. or a member of NATO. Still, the open Southern Border remains our top national security threat.)

Even though Israel is a strategic partner in a turbulent region of the globe, the relationship between the United States and Israel is much more complicated than meets the eye.

The Good Old Days

During the “peace through strength” days of the Reagan Administration and the pro-Israel era of the Trump presidency, no one dared to touch the Jewish nation for fear of retaliation. As our key ally in the Middle East in the global fight against terrorism, Israel was off limits. Tragically, this is no longer the case.

The Biden Administration not only lacks the ability and will to defend Israel, but it also continues to empower Iran! Yes, Iran. The same country that threatens to wipe Israel off the map and funds terror groups throughout the Middle East who have the ability and proximity to do it.

If we thought the U.S.-Israel association was complicated, that’s nothing compared to the U.S.-Iran relationship.

In July 2022, Gateway Pundit reported that Biden reaffirmed his commitment to the disastrous Iran Nuclear Deal by committing $1 trillion TO IRAN by 2030. Even the Pundit’s editor agrees that this is treasonous.

“Rushing back into the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also called the Iran nuclear deal, would be a singularly seismic event leading to chaos and instability in the Middle East,” Foreignpolicy.com predicted in 2021. And yet, that’s exactly what the Biden Administration did.

In fairness to Biden, however, he inherited this traitorous plan set in motion by his predecessor. Do you remember when Obama told us in 2015 that the JCPOA is "our best means of assuring that Iran does not get a nuclear weapon"?

Well, Obama lied. And he later admitted it, as reported by CBS. I know it’s shocking, but the $1.7 billion of cash that the Obama administration loaded on pallets and flew into Tehran, the capital of Iran, in the middle of the night enabled them to develop their nuclear program.

The Associated Press reported, “President Obama's deal with Iran was supposed to keep that nation's mullahs from creating a nuclear weapon with which it could intimidate and dominate the Mideast and much of Europe. Instead, it actually makes it more possible—and in shorter time.”

So, yes, the United States is culpable in facilitating Iran's development of a nuclear bomb. We are effectively funding both sides of this conflict.

And now, just last fall, the Biden Administration signed off on a deal—on September 11, no less—to release $6 billion to Iran, the world’s leading state-sponsor of terrorism, as reported by CBS News, Politico, and nearly every mainstream media outlet.

More Questions Than Answers

So, why is the United States facilitating the armament of the sworn enemies of our only ally in the Middle East?

How is this not treason committed by Barack Hussein Obama and Joseph R. Biden?

Is it suspicious that the march to worldwide nuclear war is ramping up as we approach the presidential election of 2024?

Is it possible that the Biden Administration and the Military Industrial Complex want a nuclear war?

Why would we send billions to a regime that chants “Death to America”?

With a “friend” like the United States, who needs enemies?

Closing Thoughts

I’m not exactly sure where this is headed, but when you understand that war and disease are the two most profitable enterprises in human history, it’s not hard to see the end game.

If you read the Bible, you, too, know the end—and the next phase is not pretty.

And—if you haven’t already—now is a good time to make your personal peace with the Creator of the Universe and accept His Son Jesus as your Lord and Savior. None of us are guaranteed tomorrow.

Buckle up, friends. These next couple of years are going to be a wild ride.

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