Prof. Steve Keen: ‘Trump went to war with Iran because of EPSTEIN/MOSSAD BLACKMAIL and lack of knowledge of the disastrous consequences.’ ‘You always have specialists working in places like the CIA who research things like the military structure of Iran and would have known that it broke itself into a 31-headed Hydra to handle a decapitation attack. But you get to the top levels, people like Hegseth and Trump, whose advisors are a bunch of yes-men. The information that the intelligence workers at the lower levels of the system get does not get through at all. So they go and bomb Iran without realising that 30% of the world’s fertiliser passes through that strait. They bomb it without realising that Iran was prepared to block the strait. And of course, since it’s only 21 miles wide, it’s extremely easy to block the flow of resources through that channel. The people who make the decision to go to war lack the knowledge to know that the war shouldn’t be fought in the first instance. I think that’s partly why it happened. Otherwise, I can only think of the whole Epstein argument: whether it’s Epstein directly, or whether Mossad through Epstein has got dirt on all these political figures and they’re toeing the line to avoid having compromising information published about them in the media, which would undermine and destroy their credibility and possibly get them arrested. That’s about the only reason I can think of for why so many governments support the war while the public are opposed to it. And of course, the governments are supporting Israel when the public now seems to be majority in favour of the Palestinians.’ —@ProfSteveKeen discusses the economic damage from the US-Israeli war on Iran on the latest episode of Going Underground Watch the full interview in the quoted post below👇

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