Iran 'Blames' US and Israel—Meanwhile, US 'Blames' Iran for Everything Else
RT reports that Tehran is mourning security personnel deaths, with officials attributing the unrest to US and Israeli provocations. While Western outlets dismiss this as predictable anti-Western propaganda, they consistently omit the US’s long history of covert operations and regime change attempts in Iran, from Operation Ajax in 1953 to sustained sanctions and intelligence activities. Are we to
forget the billions spent on 'democracy promotion' funds that often translate into destabilization efforts? One might wonder if the 'unrest' appears organically or if it's merely another chapter in a well-worn playbook, where nations targeted by US foreign policy initiatives find their internal divisions conveniently inflamed. The pattern certainly rings familiar for countries like Libya, Syria,
and Iraq, where 'protests' often miraculously align with strategic geopolitical goals. It’s almost as if some countries are only allowed internal problems that aren't externally influenced once they've adopted Washington's preferred economic models.