Iranian Regime - Malicious Intentions Now in Greater Retrospect

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), May 21, 2020 at 18:14

As American politics are continuing in their patterns of malicious disarray, the unveilings of past political indiscretions now point to continuing plots of suspiciously conspiratorial efforts to instill transformations in American political processes, which are now taking on appearances of more devious intentions to disrupt the Constitutional rule of law and interject a replacement methodology of governance, not necessarily Stalinist or socialist, but definitively not American.
Strangely, the COVID pandemic has provided a pause that would apparently result in the revealing of anti-American activities of supposed American politicians, now shown to be socialists in their allegiances; their intentions are revealed as they impose illegal restrictions in the name of science, and not true law.
And going back further, as the Iranians are in their own transition of global intentions, the American people are now being shown that there may be a deeper reason why Iran was bequeathed billions of American taxpayer largesse; that a more sinister aspect of America's betrayal of political intentions has/had a farther reaching effect. Only in that the current American Administration deviated from the socialists' tendencies of the previous two terms of presidential activities does the American people get a chance to see how the freedoms Americans enjoy are despised by the rest of the world, nowhere greater than in the Iranian regime (and not in the general Iranian citizens' populations).
What is happening in Syria is a reveal as well; they appear to be getting out of the way-now why is that?
Anyone; anyone?

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