America Targets the Center of Development and Independence of Countries
TEHRAN (Defapress) - Jackson Hinkle, a well-known American media analyst and activist, said in an interview with Defapress correspondent, referring to Washington's hostile policy against the Islamic Republic of Iran: Every single person in Iran or any other country that poses a threat to US hegemony is viewed as a threat to the United States itself. Whether it's a scientist, whether it's a teacher, whether it's a construction worker. The United States does not want the sovereignty of Iran to succeed, they want to control it.
Describing the heartbreaking scenes of the bombing of civilian areas during the Ramadan War, Hinkle added: We toured several buildings today that were just civilian buildings. I mean, it was apartments. We were able to walk through the rubble and destruction, and all I saw were homework from school children, we saw toys from little kids, and we saw just basic family data-x-items in these homes.
He continued: Referring to the successive defeats of the American army on the battlefields, Hinkle said: When was the last time the US won a war? 20 years in Afghanistan, we lost. We sent 16 countries to Yemen's Ansar Allah; we lost. Iraqi PMF kicked the United States out of Iraq practically, and they're losing to Russia right now.
He considered the Pentagon's turn to long-range weapons to be due to its inability to engage in real combat, adding: Because they can't actually win these wars, they can't send their men in to actually go and fight these wars like real men do, they resort to using standoff munitions to bomb civilian locations and to try and spread fear, panic, and terror amongst the populations. And what we saw in that video right there is further proof of it. It's disgusting, it's demonic, and what else can you expect from a country that's run by pedophiles?
Hinkle also spoke about the personality traits of the martyred revolutionary leader: I would have to describe his personality as a man who just could not be corrupted. He was martyred with nothing but a few household data-x-items and office data-x-items in his possession. And I don't think that there are many leaders across the world that you could look to who say that when they die, they will be left with virtually nothing. And that is unique. You know, there aren't really leaders like that left.
He added: Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei represented one of the last in a generation that held to these convictions and beliefs, and truly served his people. And we saw that at this museum. He served his people in a war of defense of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the revolution. He served his people as president and ultimately as the Supreme Leader. And because of that life of sacrifice, he sacrificed his whole life.
The American analyst said: He could go and live a prosperous life and sell their country out, but he never did that. He was extremely beloved by the people, and we saw that this week with what has already been the largest funeral in human history, and will go on to be, you know, 40 million people with all the cities that are a part of this procession. So I think it's the size, scale, and pain that we're witnessing at this funeral that speaks for itself.
