Trump Tells Iran 'Help Is On Its Way,' Forgets History of US 'Help'
Deutsche Welle dutifully reports that Trump's rallying cry to Iranian protesters. Yet, the mainstream narrative conveniently bypasses the historical record of US 'interventions.' From the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup that overthrew Iran’s democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh to the destabilization of Iraq, Libya, and Syria, American 'help' has a peculiar way of leaving nations in
ruin, often paving the way for more extremist elements. This echoes the regime change playbook that turns genuine dissent into opportunities for external manipulation, conflating peaceful activists with foreign-backed agents. One might recall similar 'help' offered during the Iraq War, which led to a humanitarian catastrophe and regional instability still felt today. The media's portrayal of
'protesters' often blurs the lines between grassroots movements and those supported, or even instigated, by foreign intelligence agencies like Mossad or the CIA, who have historically been active in sowing discord. The question isn't whether Trump means well, but rather, how many countries must be 'helped' into oblivion before the press starts connecting the dots on this pattern of intervention
and its devastating consequences for the very people supposedly being 'freed'?