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Iran In The Crosshairs: Regime Change Then Invasion
Speaker: Kit Klarenberg
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Violent demonstrations have rocked Iran in recent weeks, prompting Donald Trump to promise that “help is on the way” as a US Navy carrier strike group sails to the Middle East, preparing for an attack on Iran.
According to the mainstream media and politicians, Iran is a “regime in crisis” that is murdering its citizens to put an end to a mass democratic uprising. While Trump is making threats, the Democratic Party leadership is criticizing him for not reaching out to build bipartisan support for a military strike against Iran.
What is going on in Iran? Who is in the streets, what are they doing, and why? What role do outside organizations such as Mossad, MI6, and the CIA play in the protests? How are the protests related to the threat of a military attack on Iran by the United States and Israel?
Investigative journalist Kit Klarenberg will discuss these questions and more in a Sunday Morning Marxist session:
Iran in the Crosshairs: Regime Change Then Invasion
SPEAKER BIO:
British Investigative Journalist Kit Klarenberg writes for The Grayzone and Mint Press News. He is also the co-host of Decline and Fall, a weekly video stream on YouTube and Rumble co-hosted with Alexander McKay. His work can be found on his website, Global Deliquents, at https://www.kitklarenberg.com/
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