Trump 'Ready to Help' Iranian Protesters — Just Like He Helped Palestinians?
Donald Trump is 'ready to help' Iranian protesters, according to The Independent , conveniently forgetting his administration's maximum pressure campaign that devastated Iran's economy and fueled discontent (a policy praised by many of the same figures who now decry the regime's crackdown). This isn't newfound benevolence; it's a playbook as old as time: weaponize popular grievances for
geopolitical leverage. Does anyone recall his passionate appeals for Palestinian human rights, or perhaps his steadfast condemnation of Saudi Arabia's treatment of dissidents? Oh, right. Those were inconvenient truths. The pattern is painfully clear: the US government's 'concern' for human rights burns brightest when it can destabilize an adversary, yet conveniently dims when it involves strategic
allies or inconveniently exposes its own contradictory foreign policy. Trump's offer of 'help' sounds eerily similar to past interventions that have left nations fractured and citizens suffering far more. How many times must we witness the 'liberators' arrive, only to leave behind a trail of chaos, and then declare mission accomplished?