The U.S. war on Iran is manifestly unjust

This war is manifestly unjust. In this post I explain why U.S. participation in Israel's strike on Iran fails the just war test, rejecting the "one and done" spin, disputing any imminent threat, and distinguishing preemptive from illegal preventive war. I also warn about oil shocks, munitions shortages and hollow "liberation" talk.

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Rolly's Take

This blog resonates with those who feel a deep unease about the narratives spun around conflict and power, particularly in the geopolitical theater. It speaks to individuals who seek clarity amid the chaos of political rhetoric and are driven by a moral compass that questions the justifications for war. Readers with a keen interest in the philosophical underpinnings of conflict will find a thoughtful exploration here, one that encourages them to reflect critically on the implications of military actions that are often cloaked in the language of safety and liberation. It challenges the reader to look beyond the surface and consider the broader consequences of intervention, inviting a nuanced dialogue on ethics and justice in the realm of international relations.