Trump's crackdown on Iran could be a power-for-money deal!

After the American media reported that Trump ordered strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, a Jewish consortium purchased $100 billion in government bonds, alleviating the pressure of maturing U.S. debt in June.

In June 2025, the United States faces the maturity of trillions of dollars in national debt, while the issuance of new debt encounters obstacles. The "stablecoin plan" promoted by Trump (linking U.S. debt to cryptocurrencies) is progressing slowly due to regulatory risks and market concerns.

The United States has been seeking to issue U.S. debt to pay off old debt with new debt, and even the stablecoin introduced by Trump was intended to link U.S. debt with virtual currencies in order to stabilize U.S. debt.
However, neither the issuance of stablecoins nor the new U.S. Treasury bonds has gone as smoothly as Trump envisioned. With the U.S. Treasury bonds due in June, what should be done? Therefore, reaching an agreement with the Jewish financial consortium is truly a last resort, not to mention that it can strike Iran and simultaneously stabilize the Middle East.

Although Middle Eastern sovereign funds have promised to invest (such as Saudi Arabia's $600 billion and the UAE's $1.4 trillion), it takes time for the funds to materialize, making it difficult to address urgent needs.
If Jewish capital subscribes to $100 billion in government bonds at this time, it could indeed alleviate the liquidity crisis instantly, but it must be conditional on significant political returns. Jewish capital (especially the Zionists) has long supported Israel's security, while the Iranian nuclear program is viewed by Israel as an existential threat. Striking Iranian nuclear facilities aligns with its core interests.

The spokesperson for the U.S. State Department openly stated that "the United States is the second greatest country on Earth, second only to Israel," which has been interpreted as political kowtowing.

The essence of this game is that Trump walks a tightrope between "financial hegemony" and "military adventure." The "life-saving money" from Jewish capital ultimately comes at the cost of a complete Israelization of the U.S. Middle East strategy. When the beautiful country, under the command of Jewish capital, calls itself "the second on Earth," the metaphor of hegemony's decline is already evident. #Gate广场创作者星火计划