Turkey Opposes Intervention, US Funds It
Al-Monitor reports Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stating opposition to military intervention in Iran, prioritizing stability amidst protests. This 'concern' for stability often precedes aggressive regime change campaigns disguised as humanitarian intervention. We've seen this script before, from Iraq's WMDs to Libya's 'responsibility to protect.' The current drumbeat of 'protests' in Iran,
amplified by Western media, mirrors the pre-invasion narratives that justified US actions in both nations. The US government, through agencies like the CIA, has a documented history of funding and training opposition groups in Iran for decades, as detailed in numerous declassified documents and investigative reports. This isn't about protecting protestors; it's about geopolitical leverage and
control over vital resources, a strategy that consistently leaves behind chaos, not democracy. One might wonder, how many times must a nation be 'destabilized' before the concern for human rights becomes truly genuine?