In a Univision documentary it is being alleged that Iran, Venezuela and Cuba are joining forces to plan attacks on the United States. According to the documentary the three countries are meeting in Mexico to plan terrorist attacks greater than 9/11 on the US. Some right-wing US lawmakers are taking these allegations seriously, or is it all propaganda? Jamal Abdi, policy director of the National Iranian American Council, joins us to sort through the evidence.
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You start a discussion about this, and you are likely to bring with you a multitude of assumptions that might not even be true.
US government sources can be trusted; Iranian government sources can't be.
The US wants peace on the planet; Iran doesn't.
Iran would have nothing to fear from the US and Europe if it didn't harbor terrorists.
All these assumptions are probably false, yet implied to be true by an "Iran is dangerous" argument.
Hell, it's the US that seems to me to be the most dangerous right now!
THAT'S what some of these countries that don't want to go along with the plan are looking at. And those countries, in turn, are not necessarily being given good advice by their advisers. In fact, it is quite possible that the "advisers" that sit behind both the Western governments and the "anti-Western" governments could be exchanging notes! Acting, essentially, as third parties in the situation.
This confusion about what is really going on extends into every sector of life on this planet. No wonder so many just shut it off and decide to believe what ever their preacher tells them.
It becomes clearer to me every day that what this planet needs is not only people who can think for themselves but people who can know for themselves.