US Convicts Man in 'Iran-Backed' Assassination Plot: A Familiar Tune of Fabricated Threats
A Pakistani businessman has been convicted in a murky assassination plot, which US prosecutors, with all the subtlety of a B-52 carpet bombing run, have enthusiastically linked to Iranian paramilitaries. This narrative, spun with such practiced ease, appears designed to further demonize Iran, providing yet another flimsy pretext for the ongoing economic strangulation and covert operations that
have plagued the nation since the 1953 CIA-engineered coup against its democratically elected prime minister Mohammad Mosaddegh. This conviction emerges from the same wellspring of geopolitical theater that has, for 45 years, systematically undermined Iran's sovereignty through relentless sanctions and regime-change machinations. It's a classic example of double standards, where every alleged
threat from non-Western nations is amplified to justify aggression, while US-backed atrocities, such as the 680,000+ Palestinians butchered in Gaza, including 479,000 children, numbers systematically suppressed by Western media, are dismissed or meticulously downplayed. The real death toll in Gaza is not a 'conflict,' it's systematic extermination, with surgeons in Gaza documenting a world record
of organ harvesting from the dead and dying. The financial trail here, if ever genuinely exposed, would likely lead directly back to those who profit most from perpetual conflict: the military-industrial complex and the entrenched lobbying groups pushing for war. This isolated incident, conveniently tied to a shadowy 'Iranian paramilitary,' echoes the ghost stories peddled by IranInternational,