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Nancy Sack's avatar

Stop labeling everything. Stop paying attention to them and start following me as we head to Palestine to save the babies. Google me, Sassy Grace Woodruff.

Rick Jones's avatar

The "west's" attitude to the middle east hasn't really changed since the c12 crusades. We were taught about the English "hero" Richard I (who was actually French). He wasted massive amounts of money on his obsession, while largely ignoring the country he was supposed to be in charge of. It's all so horribly familiar.

Jim's avatar

"The anti-war Left has morphed into worse than useless, regurgitating CIA and State Department propaganda that fuels the Judeo-American imperium’s bloodthirsty agenda. What’s urgently required is concrete, unrelenting action—forcing these overlords to sweat, retreat, and confront genuine, credible resistance to this unholy geopolitical enterprise." -José Niño

Jim's avatar

"liberals are mad at an Iran that doesn’t exist and want an Iran that can’t exist." Because they serve Jewish-supremacism which demands that Iran be made to not exist.

Jim's avatar

Liberals are golems for the Judeobolshevik wing of Jewish-supremacism. There's no difference between the 'Democratic' platform and Judeobolshevik goals, unsurprising because about ¾ of 'Democratic' money comes from Jews: they own it. So liberals are very concerned about human rights only in places the Judeobolsheviks or their Israelite allies (two wings of the same vulture) want to destroy or annex, and not at all concerned about the right to not be genocided and ethnically cleansed of Palestinians: not even a blip on their radar.

Liberals are concerned with human rights in Russia, China, Iran, Syria until Israel's ISIS agent took it over, and so forth. Not at all concerned with Yemen or Palestine.

kenberryinseattle@gmail.com's avatar

Would like to trust you as an accurate source but, sorry, there’s something about how you frame what’s going on in Iran doesn’t feel right. Yes, I think Mossad are thugs and Israel &USA are complicit in destabilizing Iran.

Squeeth's avatar

Apropos Iran, I'm reminded of Syria et al. 2011, when at first I wrote "Typical, you wait 30 years for a revolution and then three come along at once!" then a fortnight later the local protest leaders suddenly found themselves dead in a ditch by the US-zionazis, who began fighting a regime-change war. I didn't much like the Assad regime but it was a damn sight better than the US-Jihadi regime that replaced it.

Lynne's avatar

We are living in so called ‘western democracies’ that are being swallowed whole by corporate techno fascist dictators. So, who are we to impose our views on any other country?

Eolhc Gnidnem's avatar

I've been gobsmacked by the short sighted reporting on this situation by alternative journalists who I'd previously thought quite switched on, aware of historical precedent and alert to the propaganda tactics of empire frothing for regime change. It's getting harder and harder to get a clear sighted view on any geopolitical happenings these days, so I'm very grateful for your voice, thank you so much for your writing, and also for not withholding it behind a paywall 🙏

Convencia's avatar

Great article! Absolutely spot on!

john webster's avatar

Spot on - how anybody could fail to seen what's going on given recent exsperience defeats me.

Martin's avatar

Excellent article. Hypocrisy, arrogance and sefishness rule the West and always have.

Robert John's avatar

Well yes, every country which has opened itself up to liberal ideologies has led to a huge polarisation of wealth, is decaying, slowly collapsing as a result and is on the journey to revolution or civil war. Nowhere is this more apparent than the USA. Liberal capitalism is a deranged ideology which believes that the mega wealthy and corporations should have first dibs on every resource the world had to offer, things and people.