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The Trump Administration Was Correct in Sanctioning Javad Zarif

August 5, 2019August 5, 2019 ~ Apadana Chronicle ~ Leave a comment

The toxic propaganda he conveniently promulgated via American social and mainstream media undermined democracy in the US and was detrimental to the welfare of the Iranian people. He deceitfully presented to the American media a beaming façade for Islamofascism.

Iran: Flogging a Dead Donkey Is Futile

August 3, 2019 ~ Apadana Chronicle ~ Leave a comment

Mullahs' cheat-and-retreat may will no longer work. The Khomeinist system is going through its deepest crisis with widespread corruption, administrative ineptitude and internecine feuds weakening its claim of legitimacy against a background of growing popular dissent. It is time to declare the JCPOA dead and buried.

Why the Iranian Regime Wants to Get Bombed

July 29, 2019 ~ Apadana Chronicle ~ Leave a comment

It is quite possible that the Iranian regime considers its provocations a prelude to another nuclear negotiation. The regime obviously want to escape from the box that they are in, and Trump shouldn’t let it.

The Chameleon

July 23, 2019 ~ Apadana Chronicle ~ Leave a comment

Masquerading as a “dissident” and prisoner of conscience, the scrupulous Akbar Ganji moves through various strata of the Iranian diaspora selling the mullahs’ snake oil.

The “Professor of Human Rights” Arrives in New York

July 15, 2019 ~ Apadana Chronicle ~ Leave a comment

The Twitter troll who acts as the Iranian regime's foreign minister has arrived in New York, but his movements will be limited and closely monitored.

Javad Zarif Has Been Reduced to a Twitter Troll

June 29, 2019June 29, 2019 ~ Apadana Chronicle ~ 1 Comment

The Iranian regime's foreign minister Javad Zarif has become so irrelevant in the international arena, he now primarily functions as a Twitter troll. Perhaps the US Treasury Department felt he was too unimportant to sanction.

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