Trump’s ‘Project Freedom’ Is a Reckless Provocation to War – and American Sailors Are the Bait A Dangerous New Escalation President Donald Trump has just announced ‘Project Freedom’ – a U.S. Navy mission to escort commercial tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. The official line is that this is a humanitarian gesture to keep global oil flowing. I see it for what it really is: a reckless provocation designed to force Iran into a military response, giving Washington the excuse it needs for a wider war. And our own sailors are being used as bait. Trump rejected Iran’s latest 14-point…
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