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Amy Goodman actually had Satrapi on primarily for this segment which serves not just as yet another indictment of Satrapi’s europhilic imperialist pro-sanctions politics but also as a snapshot of a recent much more precarious stage in Iran’s revolutionary project pre-Ramadan War.

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