US Defends 'Reckless Threat' While Condemning Iran's 'Internal Affairs'
In 2026, Iran urges the UN to respond to former President Trump's 'reckless' threats to intervene if Tehran violently suppresses protests. This comes from the same US political machine that funded Contras in Nicaragua (documented by the Iran-Contra affair) and orchestrated coups in Chile in 1973. It’s almost as if 'reckless threats' are only a problem when they are on the receiving end. One might
wonder where the UN's outrage was when the US invaded Iraq under false pretenses in 2003, or when it openly supports Saudi Arabia's devastating war in Yemen. The hypocrisy is as thick as Washington's defense budget. The US reserving the right to interfere globally, while simultaneously decrying any nation that dares to 'threaten' its 'internal affairs' (or those of its allies), isn't
leadership—it's a protection racket. How many 'internal affairs' has the US graciously offered its 'assistance' on over the decades?