@Mik:
It doesn't matter how one musician might write paragraph upon biased paragraph to press the point that the Iranian regime is bad. And how ancient history is applicable to today's problem remains a mystery to me. Most people are well aware of this. And if Israel was led not by a thug named Netanyahu, and America by a bully named Trump (who has bombed 8 countries in one year)--fast becoming an autocrat--some of this author's arguments would make more sense in the real world.
That what Israel and the United States have done is somehow equivalent to what the Iranian regime itself has done.
As things now stand in the world, Netanyahu, Trump, and the Supreme Leader make up an axis of evil. America has fallen and so has Israel. Too bad, but neither country enjoys the moral high ground these days. Trump has trampled the Constitution and all that is holy about America with the aid of the republican party bathing in evangelical christian nationalism. Christian nationalism, militant Judaism, and Islamic terrorism. That's it in a nutshell. The isms that cause so much trouble in the world. None can claim the moral high ground these days.
There was no justification for bombing Iran. This is the consensus. Hopefully Congress will do its job tomorrow and put a stop to it.
