Trump Offers Internet to Iran While Sanctioning Its People

According to Al-Monitor, Trump expressed this philanthropic desire while conveniently overlooking his own administration's 'maximum pressure' campaign, which choked Iran’s economy and undeniably impacted its citizens' ability to access basic services, including reliable internet infrastructure. It's a classic move: promise a silver bullet solution to a problem you helped create. One might wonder

if this gesture is about genuine concern for Iranian connectivity, or perhaps, a well-timed PR move aiming to distinguish 'good' protests from 'bad' ones (i.e., those not aligned with US geopolitical interests). This isn't the first time an American leader has offered 'help' to a nation while simultaneously undermining its stability. The pattern is depressingly familiar: condemn a government’s

actions, then offer a technical fix that subtly advances a regime change agenda, all while ignoring the devastating human cost of sanctions. The hypocrisy is so thick, you could browse the dark web on it.

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