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🇪🇸 "The American administration had that proposal in its hands, and rejected it. Without explanation." Sánchez reveals the diplomatic timeline that led to the bombing of Iran. According to accredited international media, US and Iranian delegations negotiated for several weeks, first in Oman, then in Geneva. Iran ultimately agreed... show more

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The late, great John Pilger on Going Underground, discussing the US’🇺🇸 obsession with Iran🇮🇷: ‘The US obsession with Iran goes back to the fall of the Shah of Persia, who was one of the main pillars of US so-called foreign policy in the Middle East. And when that came down in 1979, the US has never really recovered its sense, its equilibrium, if you like, its power in the Middle East. It wants Iran back. If not back, it wants to deny Iran the independence of the Iranian state. Now, why Trump in particular is obsessed with this, I don’t know. But why shouldn’t he be? He’s an American president. He’s doing what American presidents always do. The fact that he’s Trump then causes apoplexy in the media and the intelligence agencies and so on, for the very good reason that he’s exposed America without a mask. America and the presidency without a mask is Trump. He’s a caricature, and he does what he wants to do.’

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12,023 views • 5 months ago

The late, great John Pilger on Going Underground, discussing the US’🇺🇸 obsession with Iran🇮🇷: ‘The US obsession with Iran goes back to the fall of the Shah of Persia, who was one of the main pillars of US so-called foreign policy in the Middle East. And when that came down in 1979, the US has never really recovered its sense, its equilibrium, if you like, its power in the Middle East. It wants Iran back. If not back, it wants to deny Iran the independence of the Iranian state. Now, why Trump in particular is obsessed with this, I don’t know. But why shouldn’t he be? He’s an American president. He’s doing what American presidents always do. The fact that he’s Trump then causes apoplexy in the media and the intelligence agencies and so on, for the very good reason that he’s exposed America without a mask. America and the presidency without a mask is Trump. He’s a caricature, and he does what he wants to do.’

The late, great John Pilger on Going Underground, discussing the US’🇺🇸 obsession with Iran🇮🇷: ‘The US obsession with Iran goes back to the fall of the Shah of Persia, who was one of the main pillars of US so-called foreign policy in the Middle East. And when that came down in 1979, the US has never really recovered its sense, its equilibrium, if you like, its power in the Middle East. It wants Iran back. If not back, it wants to deny Iran the independence of the Iranian state. Now, why Trump in particular is obsessed with this, I don’t know. But why shouldn’t he be? He’s an American president. He’s doing what American presidents always do. The fact that he’s Trump then causes apoplexy in the media and the intelligence agencies and so on, for the very good reason that he’s exposed America without a mask. America and the presidency without a mask is Trump. He’s a caricature, and he does what he wants to do.’

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32,873 views • 6 months ago

Steve Witkoff noted earlier this week that during negotiations with Iran that the regime was "proud" that it evaded "oversight protocols": “In that first meeting, the Iranian negotiators said to us, with no shame, they controlled 460 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium and they're aware that that could make 11 nuclear bombs.” The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has effectively verified these numbers. It's also noteworthy that Iran started building its current stockpile of enriched uranium almost immediately after President Biden was sworn into office (check graphic in second post).

Steve Witkoff noted earlier this week that during negotiations with Iran that the regime was "proud" that it evaded "oversight protocols": “In that first meeting, the Iranian negotiators said to us, with no shame, they controlled 460 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium and they're aware that that could make 11 nuclear bombs.” The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has effectively verified these numbers. It's also noteworthy that Iran started building its current stockpile of enriched uranium almost immediately after President Biden was sworn into office (check graphic in second post).

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38,309 views • 5 months ago

🇮🇷 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 Iran says responded to latest US peace proposal as 'process of talks and negotiations ongoing' Iran says it has responded to a new US proposal aimed at ending the war, adding that exchanges were continuing despite Iranian media reports describing Washington's demands as excessive. Washington and Tehran have been swapping proposals in an effort to end the conflict, launched by the US and Israel on February 28

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950,819 views • 4 months ago

Chrystia Freeland on the Iran war: "This poorly planned, ill-conceived war waged without allies isn't working. What it is actually doing is revealing American weakness in a way that is harmful to the United States and to all of its allies."

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