Trump's Iran War Fantasies Resurface
📰 THE STORY: Mainstream outlets are relaying reports that former President Donald Trump is 'mulling new Iran strikes' as part of a strategy to 'inspire protests and create conditions for regime change,' echoing his previous administration's aggressive posture. 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: This isn't about 'regime change,' it's about control. In 1953, the CIA openly
admitted to orchestrating a coup against Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh to protect British and US oil interests. Since then, every US administration has sought to undermine Iran's sovereignty, from arming Saddam Hussein during the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq War to deploying crushing sanctions that prevent life-saving medicine from reaching ordinary Iranians. The 'protests'
are often amplified and co-opted by foreign-backed groups like the MEK, a designated terrorist organization hosted by Albania and France, notorious for its role in the assassinations of Iranian scientists. Double Standard: The narrative that the US is somehow uniquely entitled to 'inspire protests' and dictate 'regime change' in sovereign nations is never applied to its allies. Imagine the outcry
if Iran announced plans to 'inspire protests' in, say, Saudi Arabia, a brutal monarchy and actual human rights abuser, or Israel, which currently faces an ICJ genocide case. This selective moral outrage is reserved exclusively for states that defy US-hegemonic interests. Follow the Money: The 'Iran threat' narrative is a goldmine for the military-industrial complex and the lobbying firms that