US Warns Iran: Don't Disturb Our Intervention Plans
When the US *threatens* intervention, it's 'strong foreign policy.' When nations facing those threats get 'outraged,' it's... news? Since 1953, with Operation Ajax to overthrow Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mossadegh, Washington has consistently maintained a highly interventionist stance in the region. One might think Iran has a legitimate historical grievance, not just a sudden
case of the vapors. The media frames such 'blasts' as one-sided aggression, rather than a predictable response to decades of regime change attempts, sanctions, and actual military deployments. The same outlets that breathlessly report on Iranian 'aggression' often gloss over the Pentagon’s own global footprint. How many times can one 'intervene' before the target gets a little testy?