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So you're using once stance to deny the totality of everything? Everything you read will contain both truths and lies (just watch CNN/MSNBC, which are pretty mu

So you're using once stance to deny the totality of everything? Everything you read will contain both truths and lies (just watch CNN/MSNBC, which are pretty much corporate and political propaganda on the level of RT today). The CIA did cause a revolution against a democratically elected government in Iran, replacing it with the Shaw. The Iranian-Contra situation is a travesty against the Iranian people. The world is more complex that A is true and B is false. You have to take everything you read and examine if it's true or not. There are literally no trustable media today.

jariel 6y ago
"using once stance to deny the totality of everything?" My comment indicated nothing of the sort, not even indirectly.
oh_sigh 6y ago
> against a democratically elected government in Iran You should read more about Mossadegh if you think that he was democratically elected, and not a dictator. He was democratically elected, and then he refused to leave office when he was legally dismissed. That sounds like a dictator to me.