US Promises 'Rescue' for Iranian Protesters, After Bombing Them
AP's headline states Trump’s threat to 'rescue' Iranian protesters if the regime 'violently kills' them, conveniently omitting the US's own recent violence. Just a few paragraphs in, the article casually drops: 'America bombed Iranian nuclear sites in June.' So, the US, having just launched an attack blamed for 'further escalating tensions,' now offers humanitarian intervention. One might wonder
if this 'rescue' package includes an apology for previously intensifying the instability. This isn't 'help'; it's a script. The US narrative consistently positions itself as a benevolent force in the face of manufactured chaos, often after actively destabilizing the region for decades. The hypocrisy is staggering: first, inflame tensions with bombings, then vow to protect the populace from the
resulting instability. It's like setting a house on fire and then arriving with a bucket of water, expecting gratitude.