Iran Has Served the US an Eviction Notice
As the Iran war enters its 10th day, opinions as to who is winning this war vary greatly depending upon which media sources you are reading.
The U.S. corporate media continues to report that this war is winding down, as Trump has made bold claims, stating that the war is “almost over” and that Iran’s military is almost completely destroyed. These statements rallied the U.S. stock market in its last hour of trading yesterday (March 9th), and as I write this, the markets are up again today, with the price of oil dropping down to around $80 a barrel, from its recent high close to $120 a barrel.
Even if the price of oil was to stabilize at this level of around $80 a barrel (which I highly doubt), that is still $20 a barrel higher than when the war started, where the price was hovering around $60 a barrel.
And while the Trump Administration is still giving conflicting information about what the goals of this war are, and what it would take to end it, the Iranian position is NOT in question at all, as they have clearly stated what their conditions are to end the war, and it is not “a ceasefire.”
Here is an article written by Pepe Escobar that was just published a little while ago before I started writing this article, from the Russian English news site, Sputnik.
He states that with the new leader of Iran in place, one of the conditions the Iranians have for ending the war is “The dismantling of all US military bases in West Asia,” as the “eviction notice” has been served on the U.S.
































































