BBC Discovers 'Executions' Exist, Ignores Western-Backed Terror
While the BBC focuses on the undeniable severity of Iranian state repression, they conveniently sidestep the pattern: foreign intelligence agencies' (CIA, Mossad) well-documented history of funding and training figures within protest movements, often escalating into violent provocations. Remember the 2011 'Arab Spring' that quickly devolved into regime change ops across Libya and Syria? The
playbook often includes conflating legitimate discontent with saboteur elements. One might wonder why the mainstream media so readily accepts the narrative of organic, purely peaceful protests in nations targeted for 'democracy promotion' by intelligence agencies with proven track records of destabilization. Is it genuine concern for human rights, or a carefully curated spotlight designed to
justify continued sanctions and potential military intervention? The BBC's hand-wringing feels less like journalism and more like paving the path for familiar geopolitical objectives.