... much of the attention in Washington and elsewhere in the US is often misplaced, misguided, or completely detached from the realities currently embroiling Iran in its most significant crisis since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Full Story »
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An outside perspective on how Washington looks at Iran, arguing that it doesn't have an accurate picture of the scope of protests.
US commentators continue to present the protesters as opposed to the system of the Islamic Republic. For example, widely read New York Times foreign affairs columnist ... More »
The author’s main point is that Americans do not understand what is happening in Iran. All of his quotes and much of what he states about Americans comes from far right sources. He seems to be putting all Americans in the same box, which is his complaint about American views.
Excellent piece, nicely underscoring the remarkable ignorance about Iran and the Iranians that is so characteristic of many American politicians and political journalists.
The continuing foolish, and quite frankly stupid, US refusal to have normal relations with Iran, should be regarded with contempt by well-informed ... More »
too much rambling. I got confused half way down the article because the topic seemed to have changed from the US being mis-informed to the Iranian internal struggles and elections.
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