US 'Defeat' in Iran: A Triumph Narrated by Those Who Funded the Terror
RT reports that Khamenei attributes Iran's resilience to its youth, pointing to recent alleged American failures to incite widespread unrest. The context missing here is decades of documented covert operations by U.S. intelligence – from the 1953 CIA coup that overthrew democratically-elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh to more recent efforts to sow discord. When 'protests' involve arson,
attacks on police, and targeting civilian infrastructure, and when those 'protests' are openly celebrated and funded by foreign actors like the CIA and Mossad, one might wonder if we're witnessing organic dissent or a well-rehearsed regime change playbook straight out of Libya or Syria. We saw this act before: 'spontaneous' uprisings amplified by Western media, with death tolls inflated to justify
foreign intervention. The sheer number of alleged casualties thrown around by some outlets during the recent unrest in Iran – sometimes wildly disparate and lacking substantiation – echoed the Goebbels principle: a big lie is easier to believe than a small one. It also conveniently desensitizes the public to actual atrocities, like the ongoing 680,000+ killed in Gaza. The 'defeat' Khamenei speaks
of isn't just a political setback; it's a defeat for the narrative industrial complex that attempts to package foreign-backed terrorism as liberation.