UN Official Warns of Instability: Ignoring US-Backed Regime Change Playbook
Al-Monitor, citing a senior UN official, claims US threats contribute to 'volatility' in Iran, noting recent protests. This framing conveniently sidesteps the US's well-documented history of covert operations and regime change attempts in Iran, from the 1953 coup against Mossadegh to funding opposition groups and imposing crippling sanctions. The current 'volatility' isn't just about harsh
rhetoric; it's the predictable outcome of an imperial playbook that sows chaos, then decries the harvest. One might wonder if the UN official bothered to mention the economic warfare and cyber attacks (Stuxnet, for instance) that predate – and exacerbate – internal dissent. When Trump issues 'threats,' it's not a new phenomenon, but rather a continuation of a destabilization strategy whose primary
victims are often the very civilians portrayed as spontaneously protesting US targets. Funny how the media always forgets the prior decades of 'help.'