Sam Seder
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Benjamin Netanyahu: A Master Of False Evidence
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May 26, 2018
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15:13Now Playing*This interview was recorded prior to Donald Trump pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal.*
In this Majority Report clip, Trita Parsi joins the show to discuss how Netanyahu's new "evidence" is repackaged old news.
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"For the past four decades, the United States and Iran have demonized each other to no end. According to Tehran, America is “the Great Satan” whose imperialist designs have destabilized the Middle East and brought nothing but misery to the people of the region. Washington, meanwhile, depicts Iran as the “leading state sponsor of terrorism” and a member of the “Axis of Evil” whose “evil hand” is behind every conflict in the region. But somewhere along the way, America’s and Iran’s knowledge about each other was edged out by myths. “Don’t know thy enemy” became the mantra. Here are some common American myths about Iran.
Myth No. 1
The nuclear deal only delays an inevitable Iranian bomb.
This has been a common criticism of the Iran nuclear deal, a.k.a. the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). As Secretary of State Rex Tillerson put it: “The JCPOA fails to achieve the objective of a non-nuclear Iran; it only delays their goal of becoming a nuclear state.”"*
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