US/Israel conduct airstrikes on Iran again

Iran had a democracy but it was overthrown in a CIA/MI6 coup.
The goal of the US/Israel for Iran isn’t a vibrant democracy. It is civil war and balkanisation like in Syria, Libya, Iraq etc.

Trump calling on a deal to made with Iran, with them not to have nuclear weapons. Sounds very much like the JCPOA deal that was signed and was working perfectly fine for all stakeholders before Trump ripped it up and walked out on it.

I would think the Saudis, the Gulf States and probably even Israel are quite happy with the current situation - the regime continuing in situ in zombie mode, defanged, its allies largely eliminated and air defences non-existent.

Trump needs a distraction from his domestic woes and this week, it's Iran. He may be betting the leadership will flee to Moscow if they really fear being killed. He may even have done a deal with Putin along those lines. Does the regime have a Delcy Gonzalez I wonder?

Looks like Netenyahu’s strings to Trump are now being pulled -

and the puppet can’t see it.

That'd play too nice into the terrorists hands though. Iran should wait for first strike then send as much as they can and flatten Israel, and sink as many of those terrorists ships as possible

ICE killings in Minnesota showed us that there is no depth to arrogance of USA. Venezuela, Cuba, Iraq, and now terrorism against Iran. The EU and Europe are irrelevant outside of their own toilet.

The United States has sent a secret message to Israel regarding its preparations for a possible attack on Iran, the Israel’s Channel 14 reported.

If you are defending countries and regimes like Venezuela, Cuba and Iran that have oppressed their own people, and in Iran's case, killed tens of thousands of them in a few short weeks, then you are on the wrong side of history.

The thing about Trump is that he was democratically voted in, and will be democratically voted out, but that doesn't happen in your favourite tinpot dictatorships.

In getting rid of Maduro, Trump was doing a good thing for the wrong reasons, but it was still a good thing.

In getting rid of the Iranian regime which has just killed tens of thousands of its own citizens, Trump may do a good thing for the wrong reasons, but it is still a good thing.

Don't let your hatred of Trump and America get in the way of acknowledging a good thing when it happens. Unless, of course, you think that Maduro and the Ayatollahs are benevolent misunderstood good people.

It's highly debatable whether it is even a good thing given what usually happens in the aftermath of American led regime change.

Again the history of US regime change would suggest otherwise. I have not defended the Iranian regime, i am merely pointing out the consequences of US sponsored regime change over the years. Perhaps because of your own ideology and love of the Americans you are blinded to this reality . John Cleese was right as this sums up those who support US foreign policy without question. In this scenario anything the US does must be good and we will demonise the adverasy for being unqiuely evil, while turning a blind eye to an ally acting in a similar fashion.

The same people who dismissed the number of people killed during the conflict in Gaza are now accepting the death toll in Iran as reported by a number of US backed NGOs.
Some of the people who have been reported killed in Iran have appeared in the media, unaware of their deaths, including an Israeli woman, executed by the Revolutionary Guard, a champion Iranian body builder and Jenna Ortega.
Do you think that there is a possibility that events in Iran are being manipulated to create a narrative to legitimise a unilateral attack by the US?
Do you believe that the 40 beheaded babies, babies in ovens narrative was used to legitimise the butchery in Gaza? Do you accept that it was BS?

Do you think that anti regime and pro attack groups may be motivated to inflate the number killed in Iran?

You say it cannot possibly get worse for the people of Iran. The people of Iraq and Libya might dispute that.

People who support international law are not falling into a trap, they are opposed to illegal actions by dominant powers, whether that is Russia attacking Ukraine or the US attacking Iran.
Nobody is demonising the US or Trump. The US has a history of illegally attacking countries based on lies.

So extremism isn't invading one middle eastern country after another killing millions for the past few decades and destroying them for oil and the greater Israeli supermacism project. Right.

It's about to get much worse for Iranian people. Only time like Gaza (unlike the recent Iran stats), the figures will be brushed under the carpet and disputed.

So not everyone holds the same worldview as myself. That is fine.

I am not "everything America does is bad", or, as one of you put it, "invading one middle eastern country after another killing millions for the past few decades and destroying them for oil and the greater Israeli supermacism project". The world isn't black and white.

Neither do I accept that "the only reason the current Iranian regime is in power, is because America and the British intervened to remove the secular government that existed before." That is a simplistic reductive position. Ultimately, the Iranian people decided to overthrow the Shah, they didn't expect to end up where they are now.

We can agree to differ, but anytime a totalitarian regime like Maduro's is overthrown and hopefully Iran's as well, I will celebrate. It doesn't always work out, Iraq is proof of that, sometimes the oppressors come back like the Taliban in Afghanistan, but many times in places like Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Mexico, Latvia, Poland, Lithuania and a whole heap of other countries, removing the oppressor does bring a better life for the ordinary people.

The problem in Ireland is that we have a totalitarian inclined left-wing politics that will write fawning letters to the Iranian regime or attend the inauguration of totalitarian Maduro. That isn't ok with me.

Do you notice anything about Spain, Portugal etc where an authoritarian regime was overthrown? They weren’t regime changed following a massive American bombing campaign or invasion. In fa t the US supported the Argentinian dictatorship as it did with repressive regimes in Souty America and elsewhere.
Look up Operation Condor.