Wall Street insiders just got rich off the Iran crisis while Americans suffered

Wall Street’s Casino: Who’s Cashing In on War With Iran?

Americans are tired of being used like pawns. The latest Iran fiasco proves it. While the world held its breath during “Operation Epic Fury” — that recent U.S.-Iran flare-up — some shady characters on Wall Street were busy placing their bets, making millions off insider knowledge. Ordinary Americans sweat bullets about war, and these elites see only dollar signs.

Let’s call this what it is: corruption at the highest level. Suspicious trades popped up just before missiles flew and markets moved. Somebody knew. Somebody inside the government, the Pentagon, or those secret D.C. circles tipped off their Wall Street buddies. That’s the only way you get timing this perfect.

Where’s the outrage? Where’s the investigation? Liberals love to moan about “fairness” and “equity,” but when their globalist pals and deep-state cronies profit off war, suddenly they look the other way. Average folks pay higher gas prices and see their retirement nest eggs rocked, while the elites profit off America’s pain.

These trades aren’t some innocent coincidence. They’re a gut punch to everyone who ever served, or lost someone, in these endless foreign conflicts. Why is the Biden administration dragging its feet on a real probe? If this was Trump world, the left-wing media would be foaming at the mouth. But when their own technocrats and international financiers get caught with their hands in the cookie jar, it’s radio silence.

America deserves honesty and accountability. The people calling the shots and playing games with our lives must be exposed. We’re done letting the powerful cash in on war while soldiers bleed and families suffer. Who’s really running this country — elected officials, or a shadowy class of insiders getting rich on conflict? Something stinks, and it’s time to follow the money.

Source: NY Post


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