Iran's Balance Between Governance and Hunger
The article discusses the criticisms directed at the Iranian regime and the history of its revolution, explaining that the revolution did not fulfill the principles of freedom and democracy that it claimed to uphold. Instead, it spread myths and sectarianism and monopolized power through a backward religious ideology. It clarifies that Iran’s export of revolution was merely a means to spread militias and sectarian wars, with billions of dollars invested in missile and drone arsenals that are only used to attack neighbors and cement regional influence, without ever reaching Israel. The article concludes by noting that Iran’s civilization and grandeur have been constrained by ideological limitations, and that reality has exposed the falsehood of revolutionary slogans. It also highlights that the new generations are beginning to see through the true nature of the regime and are turning away from supporting its authoritarian policies.
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