Despite more than four decades of Western economic warfare restricting Iran’s access to foreign technology, companies, capital, and markets, the country has developed a remarkably […]
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The Flydubai Mystery: Terror Attack, False Flag—or a Story That Doesn’t Add Up?
Warnings, Whispers, and the Chaos on Flight FZ1073 Israel had warned of possible terror attacks. Iran had warned that Israel might stage a false flag […]
Big Bully USA Won: How My Iran Trip Was Blocked
A central component of the unprovoked, illegal war of aggression waged by the US and Israel against Iran is securing control over the narrative—and the […]
The 1908 Betrayal: How the West Stole Iran’s Sovereignty for Oil
1908: The First Discovery and the Precedent of Theft To grasp the roots of America’s enduring military involvement in the Middle East, we must rewind […]
The Houthi Revolution and the Coming Collapse of the Saudi Order
Saudi Arabia’s Fragile Foundations and Ansar Allah’s Challenge In 1934, Saudi Arabia seized three provinces from Yemen. The resulting border has remained one of the […]
The Price of Illusions
Western caricatures have led to major strategic mistakes Western governments and media have long portrayed Iran as a backward, religiously dominated society run by irrational […]
Understanding Islamist Resistance: Why the West Must “Go to Tehran”
A Different Lens on the Middle East: Three Books That Challenge the West’s Failed Iran Policy In an era defined by protracted Middle East conflicts […]
Iran’s True Face — Educated Ayatollahs, Protected Synagogues, and Women’s Freedom: Why Our Image of the Islamic Republic Is a Deception
Jewish Life and Minority Rights in Modern Iran When I was on a business trip to the Islamic Republic of Iran decades ago, I posed […]
War Profiteering 2.0: How Conflict With Iran Fuels a New Circle of Influence
From the orbit of Donald Trump to the enduring networks once tied to Jeffrey Epstein, geopolitical turmoil is again enriching those closest to power. From […]
The New York Times shatters the propaganda myth of an Iranian popular uprising
From “Uprising” to Orchestration: The Story the West Spent Months Selling—and Why It’s Falling Apart Of all outlets, The New York Times is now admitting something long […]