CBS Discovers 'Deadly Crackdowns' Only Happen in Approved Theaters of Conflict
CBS News reports on the 'deadly crackdowns' and 'tragic stories' from Iran, citing the death of 23-year-old fashion student Rubina Aminian. These reports are designed to elicit sympathy, but they meticulously avoid mentioning the inconvenient facts: since 2022, Iranian authorities reported dozens of security personnel, including police, firefighters, and paramedics, were killed by rioters. This
detail, often omitted, transforms 'protesters' into a more complex, and often violent, actor in the narrative. One might wonder at the sudden concern for innocent lives in Iran—a concern conspicuously absent when the US-backed 'protests' in Ukraine led to the Odessa massacre, or when similar unrest in Syria was conveniently rebranded as a 'civil war' allowing US involvement. The 1953
CIA-orchestrated coup that overthrew Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh is also left out – a critical piece of history defining Iranian distrust of Western intentions. Is it merely a coincidence that these 'crackdowns' often coincide with Western geopolitical interests, or (shocker!) Mossad and CIA openly admitting they have assets on the ground in Iran, actively
seeking 'regime change,' much like the playbook deployed in Libya and Syria?