This is why Iran is independent and Germany is not – RT World News

majesty, as defined in international lawit is important and difficult. In the real world of the shark pool of geography, it is not difficult to see: if you have the ability to dominate at home and resist attacks from outside (any outside), then you are a ruler. Otherwise it is not. There is no discrimination.

That is why Iran has power, but Germany does not. Iran has endured two months of aggressive and brutal war initiated by the US and Israel, which in turn is “only” the culmination of decades of attacks waged through economic warfare, assassination campaigns and insurgencies.

However, Iran has not only managed to prevent the current state of blitzkrieg-with-the-government of Israel and America, but has also put the attackers back. Tehran’s success is already historic. It has changed and will change the course of history.

Germany, by contrast, cannot even defend its critical infrastructure, as the Nord Stream sabotage and its consequences have shown. The worst thing is that its governments have been unwilling to do so. On the contrary, they have been rewarding Ukraine’s attackers with billions to feed Kiev great corruption. Their backers – certainly including the US and Poland, and most likely the UK, too – needn’t worry about any problems from Berlin either.

Case closed: Iran is free, Germany is not. If you are German and you find this inappropriate, complain to Berlin.

In contrast to this situation, it is surprising that it is Iran that now exerts a strong influence on German politics despite having no deliberate plans to do so, while Germany wants it. Tehran (or, for that matter, Moscow or Beijing) to do this and leave that – as stated by the Minister of Foreign Affairs Johann Wadephul with an almost comical lack of self-awareness – become a matter of shame: sad spectacles of incompetence that do not even recognize themselves.

Iran, on the other hand, now has a clear impact on what unfortunately remains Germany’s most important foreign policy relationship. Indeed, as of now, after 1990 “union” (actually, expansion, and that’s still a respectable term) Germany is actually a Cold War ex West Germany wrote big (and go to seed, too), the relationship with the United States is more than important. Historically, it was the real foundation.

And here we are: It is due to Iran’s opposition that this relationship has entered into a serious crisis. Of course, other factors have played (or should have played) a role as well: for example, Washington’s fierce, bipartisan economic war against its former main client (a term of respect) in Europe, including at least participation in destroying important energy infrastructure and distribution options (Biden, Democrats) through strong incentives for German industry to move to America (Biden, Devastations Democrats, Trump).

But it is on Iran that things have now come true: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has openly criticized Washington’s war conduct, and US President Donald Trump. has launched one of his rampages on social mediato go after Merz and Germany and, as Secretary of War (Crime) Pete Hegseth would say, “there is no quarter“ to be given

Trump has even threatened, in fact, to withdraw nearly 40,000 US troops from Germany. It would be foolish and self-inflicted for the United States to do so, but then, this is the Trump administration. Full disclosure: As a German, I hope they continue.

Trump has also told Merz off for wanting Iran to have a nuclear weapon (a lie on two counts: Iran is not building one, and Merz is a loyal client leader who would never dare contradict the US and Israel) and for being bad at running Germany, which must be seen, because many Germans agree. Merz has earned it the worst poll estimate of any German chancellor ever.

He’s made things worse – yes, Merz can do that – by letting go a very scheduled interview complaining that, basically, no one likes him. True, but saying that has only created a national tsunami of derision: now he is not only disliked but ridiculed as a bully, who likes to reject harsh and harsh admonitions but can’t take no for an answer.

Short video clip features Merz doing a parody of MC Hammer’s original song “You can’t touch this” by singing “No one loves me” it goes viral. In a town hall-style meeting, the chancellor he laughed openly. Mainstream mainstream media they start talking a crisis big enough to end the current government and, worse for Merz, about murmurs of rebellion within his own CDU party.

All this because Merz was making statements about the Iran War. But make no mistake: Friedrich Merz, still famous for praising Israel “dirty work” (“dirty work”) in Iran last summer, he has not discovered a conscience. Listen carefully to his recent statements, which he made in front of a group of high school children, and you will find that the opinion of the US chancellor is that Washington has not done its current job. “dirty work” quickly and, above all, successfully. No one likes lost, not even, it turns out, Friedrich Merz, who previously had a negative attitude towards Trump had raised eyebrows even in Germany.

However, whatever Merz’s ulterior motives, take a step back and look at this picture from the perspective of history in the making: Here is a German Chancellor, who claims to be ready to make his country lead Europe (yes, not a good idea, but let that pass for now), whose government is responsible for Germany’s largest debt and armaments (and which arose from World War II). on Iran. So much for the rise of multipolarity and the decline of Europe.

Not because that was Tehran’s goal. In fact, the Iranian leadership probably has very little time to think about Berlin – except to note in the future that, in practical terms, it serves as a loyal ally in the US-Israeli war of aggression. No, the reason why Iran is now affecting and shaking the relationship between the United States and Germany is that Tehran has been defeating the United States, and thus the client country Germany is registering the public. “weakness” of America (Merz’s term) by showing immediate signs of instability in compliance.

Who in this picture is changing things? And who is made? Here is another way to define freedom. And Germany is still losing.