📃American Hegemony Is Over: Iran Has Risen as a New Global Power | Hamid Reza Gholamzadeh
🏷️ An unyielding look into the 70-year history of U.S.-Iran relations, pulling back the curtain on how mainstream narratives purposefully bury historical context to flip reality upside down.📺 Perspective – Breaking Down Geopolitical Duplicity and Global Hegemony on "An" Visual Media
🎙️ Host: Hoda
👥 Guest: Hamid Reza Gholamzadeh (Political Analyst and Director of the Diplo House)
📅 July 20, 2026
🔍 Episode Overview:
The U.S.-Iran conflict is not essentially about nuclear programs or missiles, argues Hamid Reza Gholamzadeh, Iranian political analyst and director of Tehran-based think tank Diplomacy House. In his view, it is more about Iran's successful challenge to American hegemony and its alternative model of governance. In this interview, originally produced on June 7, 2026, Gholamzadeh explains how American exceptionalism blinds U.S. policymakers, who rewrite history to justify aggression while ignoring their own record of coups, wars, and exploitation. From the 1953 CIA overthrow of Mossadegh to today's battlefield realities, Iran has survived every attempt at destruction and emerged as a global power, now controlling the Strait of Hormuz. Borrowing from Animal Farm, Gholamzadeh notes that Americans find themselves “more equal to international law.” But that era is ending: "Iran has actually risen out of ashes and has made itself a global power."
🔑Key Takeaways:
• American exceptionalism shapes Washington’s interpretation of conflicts, including those involving Iran, and persuades them to rewrite history at will.
• The 1953 Ajax coup remains a defining source of Iranian mistrust.
• Iran’s independence (especially its “Neither East Nor West” motto) is the core challenge to U.S. power.
• Democrats and Republicans differ mainly in tactics, not objectives toward Iran.
• As it happened, the recent war accelerated Iran’s emergence as an undeniable global power.
• U.S.-Israel interests are diverging, and the role of the Israeli lobby in American politics is weakening.
💬 Do you believe the shifting political behavior of younger generations in the West will permanently end the absolute control of foreign interest lobbies over U.S. policy?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! 👇
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