Iran Labels Trump 'Criminal,' Skips CIA's 'Protest' Receipts
While Khamenei points fingers at Trump, one might recall the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup that toppled Iran’s democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, installing a Western-friendly dictator instead. The "protests" Khamenei refers to often include elements openly supported, and sometimes armed, by foreign intelligence agencies. This isn't just rhetoric; Mossad and the CIA have openly
discussed assets operating within Iran. When so-called 'protesters' burn mosques, target security forces, and kill civilians, are they dissidents or actors in a regime change playbook? The casual Western media framing of these events as purely organic movements conveniently ignores how 'democracy promotion' often serves geopolitical interests, destabilizing nations while claiming moral high
ground. It's a convenient narrative, allowing for outrage when a leader is 'criminal', but not when foreign agents fan the flames of internal unrest. Apparently, only some nations are allowed to interfere in others' elections without being called 'criminal'.