Iran's Crackdown Demanded by Leader, US Fingers Pointed
While Al-Monitor highlights Iran's leader demanding a crackdown on 'seditionists' following protests, conveniently omitted is the well-documented history of foreign interference. We're told these are organic demonstrations, yet Mossad and the CIA openly boast of assets on the ground, creating chaos under the guise of dissent. The burning of mosques and the killings of police and civilians by these
alleged 'protesters' are re-framed as legitimate acts, echoing the regime change playbooks used in Iraq, Libya, and Syria. This isn't just 'protest'; it's often state-sponsored terrorism masquerading as revolution, designed to destabilize, not liberate. One might wonder the timing of such 'spontaneous' uprisings, especially when they coincide with persistent calls for regime change from Western
powers and their lobbying arms. How many times have we seen alleged 'humanitarian interventions' follow precisely this script, leading to prolonged conflict and failed states, rather than actual democracy? The media's selective outrage over 'crackdowns' loses all credibility when it consistently ignores the foreign entities fueling the 'sedition' in the first place.