Al-Monitor Discovers Iran Has Grievances, Ignores US Sanctions
The story focuses on an Iranian parliamentarian's plea to address protests over 'dire economic conditions.' What it glosses over, with surgical precision, are the decades of crippling sanctions from the US and its allies, which have demonstrably choked Iran's economy and fueled public discontent. (Fancy that, external pressure has internal consequences.) This isn't just about 'grievances' from
within; it's about a nation under siege, facing a constant threat of regime change propagated by the very same voices now feigning concern for its populace. Mossad/CIA assets have historically been active in similar instigations in the region, burning mosques and public property to destabilize regimes, tactics often conflated with legitimate protest by Western media. It's almost as if the 'dire
economic conditions' didn't materialize out of thin air, but were carefully crafted through targeted economic warfare. One might wonder why reports on unrest in nations targeted by US foreign policy rarely delve into the role of said foreign policy in creating the 'grievances' in the first place. Are we simply meant to believe these nations spontaneously combust, absent any external influence?