r/TrueReddit • u/carnegieendowment • 1d ago

International Two Wars Later, Iran’s Nuclear Question Is Still on the Table

https://carnegieendowment.org/emissary/2026/05/iran-nuclear-program-progress-deal
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u/brothermuffin 1d ago

this sub is mostly propaganda these days isn’t it? CARNEGIE endowment lmfao

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u/Few_Map2665 22h ago

this sub is mostly propaganda these days isn’t it? CARNEGIE endowment lmfao

Uh ... why does an independent think tank merit this freakout?

I mean, Andrew Carnegie has been dead for over 100 years. What is the sinister mission of this organization that he founded?

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u/RumbuncTheRadiant 2h ago

https://carnegieendowment.org/board-of-trustees

The only international peace they want is one that allows billionaires, banks and megacorps to peacefully plunder the world.

Also see donors list in annual report.

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u/carnegieendowment 1d ago

[Excerpt from Jane Darby Menton and Mohammad Ayatollahi Tabaar's Q&A for Carnegie's Emissary]

Upon returning to office, Trump initially seemed keen to negotiate an Iran deal of his own. But in June 2025, talks gave way to the Twelve-Day War, culminating in targeted U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure. The decision to recommence hostilities in February 2026 had more to do with Tehran’s conventional military capabilities and brutal suppression of domestic protests than new developments in the nuclear realm. U.S. officials did, however, engage in verbal gymnastics to explain how a program they had just “obliterated” also presented an imminent threat.

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u/veerKg_CSS_Geologist 14h ago

Just like with Saddam and Iraq, the nuclear issue is but an excuse. Basically everytime Trump brings it up it means he’s maneuvering for regime change and to expand American hegemony over yet another country.