Patrick Bet-David breaks down the complex political landscape in Iran, describing it as a “fog of war” where loyalties, opinions, and agendas collide. He explains why Reza Pahlavi struggles to win over certain factions. Meanwhile, political factions inside Iran, international observers, non-interventionists, mainstream media narratives, and a small middle group all interact in ways that make understanding the situation extremely difficult. PBD highlights how misinformation, bias, and conflicting narratives contribute to uncertainty, showing why even well-meaning observers struggle to know who to trust.
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