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Internet is exploited by US as a tool for regime change [1] in coordination with sponsored on the ground terrorism. [1] [1] Washington’s War on Iran: The Impor

Internet is exploited by US as a tool for regime change [1] in coordination with sponsored on the ground terrorism. [1] [1] Washington’s War on Iran: The Importance of Defending Information Space https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiJm4zwZZHY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiJm4zwZZHY

throwawayheui57 9mo ago
Hey if anyone wants know exactly what Iranian state TV spews every day on national TV, look no further. Very faithful to the source material. Totally trustworthy.
Ajedi32 9mo ago
Ah yes, of course it's entirely America's fault Iran's citizens are revolting against the despotic theocratic regime currently in power. Because surely nobody would organically want regime change when the ayatollah is such a nice guy. Better cut off internet access to the entire country, can't have our citizens reading that terrorist propaganda. They can get all their information from reliable sources instead, like our state-sponsored TV stations.
behnamoh 9mo ago
No, the internet is shut down by the islamic regime, not the US!
ShroudedNight 9mo ago
For the audience: I had never heard of Brian Berletic previously. In an attempt to understand what this person's undisclosed conflicts of interest were, I found numerous reports of him painting the Myanmar Junta in a positive light: https://www.reddit.com/r/InformedTankie/comments/ufq4oq/a_conversation_with_brian_berletic_from_the_news/ https://www.reddit.com/r/InformedTankie/comments/ufq4oq/a_co... https://forsea.co/bangkok-based-conspiracy-blogger-brian-berletic-spreads-fake-news-about-forsea-as-a-tool-of-us-imperialism-in-southeast-asia/ https://forsea.co/bangkok-based-conspiracy-blogger-brian-ber... There's a certain event-horizon where bitterness taints / skews perspective enough that even what would otherwise be helpful insights becomes so costly to disentangle from grudge-extrapolation that it's not obvious if any of it ends up being worth the cost of entry. At least to me, this person's work seems well beyond that point.

throwawayheui57 9mo ago

Hey if anyone wants know exactly what Iranian state TV spews every day on national TV, look no further. Very faithful to the source material. Totally trustworthy.

Ajedi32 9mo ago

Ah yes, of course it's entirely America's fault Iran's citizens are revolting against the despotic theocratic regime currently in power. Because surely nobody would organically want regime change when the ayatollah is such a nice guy. Better cut off internet access to the entire country, can't have our citizens reading that terrorist propaganda. They can get all their information from reliable sources instead, like our state-sponsored TV stations.

behnamoh 9mo ago

No, the internet is shut down by the islamic regime, not the US!

ShroudedNight 9mo ago

For the audience: I had never heard of Brian Berletic previously. In an attempt to understand what this person's undisclosed conflicts of interest were, I found numerous reports of him painting the Myanmar Junta in a positive light: https://www.reddit.com/r/InformedTankie/comments/ufq4oq/a_conversation_with_brian_berletic_from_the_news/ https://www.reddit.com/r/InformedTankie/comments/ufq4oq/a_co... https://forsea.co/bangkok-based-conspiracy-blogger-brian-berletic-spreads-fake-news-about-forsea-as-a-tool-of-us-imperialism-in-southeast-asia/ https://forsea.co/bangkok-based-conspiracy-blogger-brian-ber... There's a certain event-horizon where bitterness taints / skews perspective enough that even what would otherwise be helpful insights becomes so costly to disentangle from grudge-extrapolation that it's not obvious if any of it ends up being worth the cost of entry. At least to me, this person's work seems well beyond that point.