America wants a puppet government in Iran
| Posted On: 06/17/09 12:46:21 PM |
Age 62, MO |
Iranians have a bitter experience with the United States government. Their first democratic election, after emerging from occupied and colonized status in the 1950s, was overturned by the U.S. government. The U.S. government installed in place of the elected candidate, a dictator who tortured and murdered dissidents who thought Iran should be an independent country and not ruled by an American puppet. The government-controlled U.S. corporate media, has responded to the re-election of Ahmadinejad with non-stop reports of violent Iranians protests to a stolen election. A stolen election is presented as a fact, even thought there is no evidence for it whatsoever. An independent, objective poll was conducted in Iran by American pollsters prior to the election. The poll found that Ahmadinejad was the favored candidate by a margin of two to one. Iran is an ancient and sophisticated society. Much of the intellectual class is secularized. A significant, but small, percentage of the youth has fallen in thrall to Western devotion to personal pleasure, and to self-absorption. The U.S. government is taking advantage of these westernized Iranians to create a basis for discrediting the Iranian election and the Iranian government. The U.S. “superpower” has never forgiven the Iranian Islamic ayatollahs for the Iranian Revolution in the late 1970s, which overthrew the U.S. puppet government and held hostage U.S. embassy personnel, regarded as “a den of spies,” while Iranian students pieced together shredded embassy documents that proved America’s complicity in the destruction of Iranian democracy. The great macho U.S. superpower is eager to restore its hegemony over the Iranian people, thus settling the score with the ayatollahs who overthrew American rule of Iran in 1978. Consumed by its passion for hegemony, America is driven to prevail over others, morality and justice be damned. George Cancilla
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