On June 13, 2025, Israel attacked Iran. It is clear that the Trump regime knew it was coming and approved of it. Then, on June 22, the U.S. directly attacked the peaceful Iranian nuclear energy program with bunker-busting bombs. On June 25, the U.S. and the Zionist entity announced they were halting the bombing attacks for the time being, and Iran then halted its counterattacks against the Zionist entity, ending what is being called “the twelve-day war” for now. Next month, we will examine the consequences of the twelve-day war.
Last month, I noted that the tariff war shows we are entering a period similar to that between August 1914 and August 1945. The U.S.-Israeli twelve-day war against Iran confirms it. Significantly, Israel has threatened to launch such a war many times over the last 30 years, claiming it was concerned Iran was developing nuclear bombs. This is even though there is no indication Iran was interested in developing a nuclear bomb — Iran’s clergy-run regime has declared many times that nuclear weapons are sinful and forbidden by the Muslim religion and God.
A Critique of Crisis Theory 
Is immigration necessary for capitalists? How is Japan doing fine despite minimal immigration and an aging population? Why hasn’t their profit rate collapsed? also, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea are less deindustrialized than the US and most of Western Europe, how does that make sense?
It’s hard to justify immigration to white Americans and Western Europeans when nations like Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and Eastern Europe are doing well with little to no immigration. However, this doesn’t justify anti-immigration, as the wealth of the First World is derived from the exploitation of the Third World.