At the cost of suffering among citizens of the Middle East at severe odds over bloodshed and territory, though as a peaceful collective by way of a King Cyrus the Great Peace Concept could have the U.S. billionaire oligarchy elites pulling the “strings of war” by the rat’s tail, it is no mere accident the the U.S. defense sector is experiencing a significant surge in profits due to their AI-planned involvement in Iran’s surveillance, as well sidebar Israeli analyses, artificial intelligence, and AI-warfare technologies deployed in Israel during the escalating conflict with Iran, made stronger by political “peace” theater, as truly a war on humanity.

The U.S surveillance of Israeli officials, including top leadership,  is very much a practice. And Israel has been accused of planting and using spy devices to collect U.S. information.

HERE’S FURTHER U.S. INSIGHT::

Don’t you dare believe one thing the U.S. Vice President says about “peace” at the podium in the company of U.S. envoys, of which one was singly nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize.  The man calling himself J.D. Vance theses days, he’s had other names, just look them up online, was placed in his innate chameleon role to further the financial goals of U.S. tech companies, such as Palantir, where its founder was the fella that helped put Vance in the White House. Trump picked his blood thirsty VP for one reason only, to appease tech billionaire backers, who in the capitalistic case of Peter Thiel heavily backed Vance’s “out of nowhere” political rise. Thiel wired over $15 million to Vance’s 2022 Senate campaign.

Billionaire’s are capitalists.  Thiel didn’t roll the Yale-schooled hillbilly politician for nothing.

It was very important to Thiel to then push Senator’s Vance’s merits upon Trump during his 2024 election cycle, where Elon Musk spent well over $250 million supporting Trump.

Once Trump found his Biden-warmed seat at the White House once again, South Africa’s own megalomaniac tech extraordinaire was then allowed to ruthlessly data-mine........

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