"We want people to decide for themselves.”
President Hassan Rouhani
Oh yes, the US censors all attempts from Iran to improve relations.
Meanwhile, here are some images from the latest Al-Quds Day Celebration. Commonly called "Death To America Day", it has been celebrated every year since 1979.
And how exactly is this a "misrepresentation"? The US pretty much stopped going "Death to Iran" in January 1981 when they finally released our hostage diplomats. Yet over 35 years later they continue the chants annually.
But we somehow have to "understand"?
Well look what you found in Israeli Media!
If you like pictures, I'll post some pictures of folks burning US flags in the U.S. & elsewhere
All you know about Iran is filtered through our pro Israel / Anti Iranian Media &AIPAC owned US Politicians
When you're interested in the fact that Iranians are protesting AIPAC's run US Mid East Policy, try reading this:
“Rouhani on CNN : This is what we mean by death to America”
Rouhani on CNN : This is what we mean by death to America
EXCERPT “ President Hassan Rouhani ...said: Well, the people, when they say ‘Death to America!’ – do you know what they are really saying?
What they mean to say relates to the aggressive policies of the U.S. and intervention and meddling by the U.S.,” Rouhani says. “We don’t want those to continue. We want people to decide for themselves.”
“All countries in my part of the world, we want democracy to prevail. I told the people, if you want American policies to stop, we need to take action. We need to make the US Understand that its meddling is inappropriate.”CONTINUED
They want the same thing more & more Americans want; to have more of a voice in US Government over the influence of Israeli Lobbies
“US Politicians’ Racist Anti-Iranian Remarks Don’t Make Headlines”
US Politicians? Racist Anti-Iranian Remarks Don?t Make Headlines ? FAIR
EXCERPT “Imagine a US presidential candidate publicly claiming Israelis never tell the truth. Imagine a governor saying African leaders are “animals.” Imagine a secretary of Defense claiming Latinos are “liars.” In each of these cases, the media would rightfully explode, condemning the politicians for their overt racism.
A notable exception to this, however, exists in the US political system and media establishment: When politicians make ludicrous claims about Iranians, when Republicans deploy orientalist myths about purportedly bloodthirsty Persians in order to sabotage their own government’s attempts at diplomacy, the media largely sit on their hands.
