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From Hamas propaganda to Hezbollah propaganda to Iranian propaganda

"Death to America" and "Death to Israel."

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian (R) and commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Aerospace Force Amir Ali Hajizadeh look on as Iran's new Shahed 136-B drone is displayed during the annual military parade marking the anniversary of the outbreak of the 1980-1988 war with Saddam Hussein's Iraq, in Tehran on Sept. 21, 2024. Photo by Atta Kenare/ AFP via Getty Images.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian (R) and commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Aerospace Force Amir Ali Hajizadeh look on as Iran's new Shahed 136-B drone is displayed during the annual military parade marking the anniversary of the outbreak of the 1980-1988 war with Saddam Hussein's Iraq, in Tehran on Sept. 21, 2024. Photo by Atta Kenare/ AFP via Getty Images.
Daniel Greenfield
Daniel Greenfield is an Israeli-born journalist and columnist with nearly 20 years of experience writing for conservative publications. His work spans national and international stories, covering politics, history, and culture. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with industry legends like David Horowitz, interviewed senators and congressmen, and shared the stories of ordinary people overcoming extraordinary challenges. His first book, Domestic Enemies: The Founding Fathers' Fight Against the Left, explores the forgotten struggles that shaped America’s early history.

It’s a busy time for the media. Not only is it election season, but in between campaigning for Kamala, the media also has to carry water for the multiple Islamic terrorist groups attacking Israel.

After almost a year of turning Hamas press releases into headlines (“Gaza Ministry of Health Claims 24 Children Killed in Assault on Rocket Launcher School”), the media hurriedly began turning Hezbollah press releases into headlines (“Lebanese Government Claims Hezbollah Leaders Killed by Pagers Were Really 12-Year-Olds”), and now with the arrival of the Iranian president in New York, it’s time to switch over to propaganda for the regime behind it all.

“Iranian president says he doesn’t want war with Israel” – NBC News

“Iran’s New President Offers Israel Peace As He Warns It Drags Him into War” – Newsweek

“Iran’s President Says He’s Prepared to Ease Tensions With Israel” – Bloomberg

Also Hitler doesn’t understand why Poland won’t agree to peace.

Since the media won’t do its job (or rather is doing its actual job of pushing enemy propaganda), it needs to be noted that the Iranian president matters less than the guy polishing King Charlie’s boots. Iran is run by  Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Presidents are there to posture on stage in front of the West. It’s an Islamic revolution and the whole point of it is to maintain religious rule over the country. Not secular rule.

Iran financed, planned and signed off on the Oct. 7 attack. Its Hezbollah proxies last week were planning a similar invasion of the Galilee in Israel before they were taken out.

And if there’s any ambiguity about it, there are the chants of “Death to America” and “Death to Israel.”

Supreme Leader Khamenei, who actually runs Iran, keeps chanting (and tweeting) “Death to America” and “Death to Israel.”

What do NBC News, Newsweek and Bloomberg figure he means by that?

A regime responsible for the mass murder of Israelis and Americans, whose motto is “Death to America” and “Death to Israel,” sent its latest patsy to the United States (after the last one crashed into a mountain because the regime didn’t feel like investing in decent choppers for its replaceable figureheads) to claim that it doesn’t want a war.

And that a war would be Israel’s fault.

The only people capable of looking at Oct. 7 and then publishing stories backing up Iran’s propaganda are the same media types who have spent the past year spouting terrorist propaganda. When you’re parroting Hamas and Hezbollah, then why not also parrot their sugar daddy, the Supreme Leader’s decoy?

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