44 Years of standing to US hegemony
More than four decades after the victory of the Islamic Revolution, the United States persists on its hostile posture toward Iran. A policy that has cost America trillions of dollars in West Asia and made it lose its strategic position in the region.
When it comes to the US public, even well-educated Americans have wrong perceptions about Iran. Some would argue that this is true when it comes to politicians as well. One thing is certain: in this case, ignorance is not bliss but a source of grave danger. Why do you think it is hard for the United States to accept the Islamic Republic of Iran?
Many answers have been given and we will deal with them in just a short time. But it's good to know that although Tehran and Washington dont have diplomatic relations, they did engage in the past like the Iran nuclear deal.
Iran has not started a war in the past two centuries. You perhaps know the US record! All that is to say that the answer to that question has been rather elusive. Bear with us, and we are going to put that question into perspective and hopefully come up with an answer.
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