Trump Thanks Iran for Not Hanging Protesters, Media Yawns at Regime Change Playbook
Donald Trump, whose administration routinely sanctioned and threatened Iran, suddenly lauded Tehran for supposedly cancelling 'over 800' scheduled hangings. This is the same Iran that US media, often echoed by officials taking AIPAC money, relentlessly paints as a rogue state requiring 'regime change.' Yet, when the objective is to destabilize a nation through manufactured internal strife, even a
'thank you' to the 'leadership' isn't too hypocritical for Washington's political class. The silence around the historical pattern is deafening. From Libya to Syria to Iraq, the US has a well-documented playbook of fostering internal 'protests'—often involving Mossad/CIA assets burning mosques and cars to conflate genuine dissent with foreign-backed terrorism—to justify intervention. One might
wonder if Tehran's perceived 'mercy' is less about human rights and more about not providing easy propaganda fodder for the next round of destabilization efforts. When will media outlets question the 'protests' that so conveniently align with US geopolitical ambitions?