America’s harsh treatment of Venezuelan immigrants condemned; ridiculous American human rights.
The Iranian branch of the International Anti-Fascist Movement condemned the brutal treatment of Venezuelan immigrants by the United States government.
The statement of the Iranian branch of the International Anti-Fascist Movement in this regard is as follows:
The arrogant regime has torn away all the veils of hypocrisy and hypocrisy and what it previously wrapped in the colorful foils of democracy, human rights, and humanity in the exploitation and colonization of the oppressed countries of the world. Today, it openly imposes on the people of the countries of the world. Now, we see a clear example of this hypocrisy in the fascist behavior of the United States government against Venezuelan immigrants.
In a world that Hollywood, the American media and the propaganda machine of the imperialist West had built in the minds of the nations of the world for years; values ​​such as respect for the rights of nations, humane treatment, elimination of racial discrimination, etc. provided a deceptive propaganda cover for the plunder of the human and natural resources of nations. At that time, at least, the ugly appearance of the aggressor was hidden under the guise of a turban. But today, Trump, this business-like, bully and arrogant president of the United States, has abandoned all those depictions and taunts of the great devil.
Now the true face of colonialism, arrogance, and imperialism has been revealed. The world has seen this brutal face in the heinous massacre and forced displacement of millions of people from their ancestral home in Gaza, in abandoning the Ukrainian people in a swamp they created for the Zelensky government, and in offering 19th-century colonial-style contracts to plunder the resources of the people of this country. Today, we are witnessing the same shameless treatment of the people of Venezuela.
American human rights are ridiculous. With the complicity of a few traitorous traitors who are willing to sacrifice the livelihoods of their people for their ambitious interests. For example, in Iran and Venezuela, they trample on the security and national sovereignty of independent countries, impose the harshest sanctions in history against them, and when people affected by these cruel sanctions are forced to emigrate, often against their will, under the false pretext of drug trafficking and terrorism, they send these victims to prisons in their subservient countries, like slaves deprived of all human rights, for imprisonment and torture.
The Trump administration’s brazen statements calling the 600,000 Venezuelans living in the United States smugglers, which are being made to put pressure on the Bolivarian government, are certainly a fascist and inhumane act. The United States government, which has trained death squads and torturers in Latin American countries for years, and which has paid the Contras to smuggle drugs and covertly carry out terrorist acts to overthrow the Nicaraguan revolution, is in no position to lecture Venezuela, a country that has been struggling with Washington-backed terrorism since the beginning of its revolution and has reduced its organized crime rate by 90 percent in recent years despite all the pressure, and to accuse it of supporting drug cartels. The United States government has absolutely no authority to do so.
The United States government is the enemy of the entire world today. From its long-time friend Canada, which today covets its land for its resources, to the Europeans who were part of all its crimes until yesterday but are now abandoned in the quagmire of the Ukrainian war, to Panama and Mexico, which covet their land and seas, to Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba, which have been the focus of the United States’ relentless threats and aggressions, these and other countries of the global south are today facing the onslaught of neo-fascism; fascism that has revealed its violent face in the form of the Washington-Tel Aviv unity. The fascism of our time, this enemy of humanity, must be recognized and confronted.