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Iranian President Rouhani says floods revealed 'vicious' nature of U.S.

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How many times have the people of Iran chanted "Death to America?"

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/08/world/middleeast/iran-trump-death-to-america.html

When Iran uses the slogan “Death to America,” the country’s supreme leader said on Friday, it is specifically wishing death on President Trump and two of his senior officials.

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MSM quote “death to America”. Iranians don’t want this, they like Americans. It is like okinawans, they privately say death to America, but the true meaning is death to is anti: American imperialism, colonialism, human rights abuse, racism, homophobia, Islam-phobia, pollution, bullying blah blah blah. I have many American friends but they are ok, just the American system.

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"The United States stands ready to assist and contribute to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, which would then direct the money through the Iranian Red Crescent for relief," Pompeo added.

So, the US isn't blocking IFRC. Those pesky facts getting in the way of pro-Iranian news? International politics is hard with so many lies.

BTW, America doesn't have any colonies. There are 5 territories where US citizens live. I'm surprised they haven't voted to become states, so Congress would have a chance to decide if they are a good fit or not.

Homophobia mentioned with any Islamic nation is just a laugh. Lavat is a capital offence and people are frequently executed for it in Iran. Forced reassignment operations too. You get that, right?

Pollution? Srsly? Like a flooded nuclear reactor leaking into the ocean for 5+ yrs?

What about domestic violence against Iranian women?

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