The Daily Show's Jon Stewart Engages in Sickening Zionist Propaganda

The Daily Show’s John Stewart Engages in Sickening Zionist Propaganda

Jon Stewart’s had hoped his directorial debut for his new film “Rosewood” would open to critical acclaim and enthusiastic audiences.   But, it appears that if the same apathy with which Americans viewed thousands of instances of torture under the U.S.-installed Shah perpetrated to maintain his brutal dictatorship did not register with the American people, it seems somewhat presumptuous on Stewart’s part that one case of a government torturing one citizen would do much to generate indignation or serve to do much more than be recognized for the propaganda it is by those who are a little more educated in history and geopolitics. 

If Stewart wanted to do a movie that was more relevant, he could have directed a movie in which he documented how the Iranian people had suffered 26 years of brutal rule under the Shah of Iran in which many thousands were killed and tortured, or the hundreds of thousands of Iranians that were killed at the hands of Saddam who was supplied with weapons of mass destruction by the U.S for which then used as an excuse to invade Iraq and kill hundreds of thousands of Iraqis.

And while Stewart may want to document how this man he had on his show was tortured as a result of being used as a prop on the Daily Show because it was assumed he was a CIA spy by the Iranian government, what Stewart ought to document is the dozens of Iranian generals and scientists who were assassinated by the CIA and Mossad.

Stewart also does little to enlighten Americans on how the U.S. supported terrorist groups like the MEK, PPK and Jundallah who attacked Iranian civilians and political figures as they destroyed Iranian infrastructure.

While Stewart’s guest was tortured, so were hundreds of innocent Iraqis.  So if Stewart is going to do a piece on torture and what an scourge to humanity those people are who engage in it, maybe he ought to be more interested in the CIA’s maintaining a global network of dozens of torture chambers whereby it used every unsavory dictator and tyrant the U.S. could enlist for its rendition programs.

Maybe Stewart could have made a movie documenting the guilt hundreds of U.S. soldiers felt as they captured thousands of Iraqis and turned them over to the Iraqi government the U.S. installed who would then torture them in the most gruesome ways until they were found executed with holes drilled in their knees and heads and burn marks all over their bodies.

Oh, and let’s not forget that when the CIA overthrew a Western-educated secular and democratically elected Iranian statesman named Mohammed Mossedesh, they did it by bombing mosques and killing Iranian civilians as the CIA then used Mossedesh to blame the bombings on his government.  Then, once the Shah was in power, he executed Mossedesh’s entire cabinet for crimes Shah Pahlavi knew he and his supporters had perpetrated against the Iranian people with the assistance of the CIA.

If Stewart wants to be more socially relevant, he could have also done a video about Iranian Flight IR 655 in which the U.S. shot down an Iranian civilian airliner thereby killing over 290 Iranians as the U.S. then piled lie upon lie to hide its crime.

Stewart could have documented for the American people the lies that had been exposed by international aviation investigators, like the fact that the U.S. lied about the plane diving while radar recordings showed the plane to be climbing.  Stewart could have documented how the U.S. claimed the plane was in international waters when it was discovered the plane was over Iranian airspace.  He could have documented how the U.S. falsely claimed the plane did not have its transponder on while international investigators showed this to be another lie.  He could have shown the congressional testimony whereby the U.S. Navy finally admitted it was in Iranian waters carrying out a covert war in support of Saddam Hussein.  Lastly he could close his movie with the U.S. Naval award the culprit received as the U.S. said it will not apologize for killing hundreds of Iranian civilians.

By seeing how Stewart glosses over the history of U.S. crimes against Iran, it is clear he is just another Hollywood Zionist Jew who seeks to demonize Iran as he fails to mention a single word about how U.S. crimes against Iran have caused that nation to behave in the same way the U.S. behaves on a much more grander scale.

While not having seen the movie, I would bet a hundred dollars that Stewart makes references to the Iranian nuclear program as being a covert weapons program even though it has been under intense supervision on a 24-hours-a-day basis by international inspectors from the IAEA who all have stated Iran has no weapons program,  I also bet he does not mention that the CIA has infiltrated the IAEA to carry out sabotage even as it admits with absolute certainty that Iran has no weapons program.  I also bet Stewart never mentions the fake nuclear documents and laptop computer that had been fabricated by the Mossad to trick the U.S. into bombing Iran.

All Stewart’s movie actually exposes is the sophistication with which Hollywood and the U.S. media try to rewrite history and manipulate the American people.  Does Stewart really think Americans should be up in arms over his incident when the U.S. government has engaged in crimes against Iran that are exponentially greater by about a factor of a million? 

Stewart has now even appeared on Fox News to promote his movie.  I am sure his movie was well received by Bill O’Reilly who has supported a war against Iran with the enthusiasm of  Charles Krauthammer, William Kristol, Max Boot, Samatha Power and Robert Kagan.  One other thing I am sure of is the fact that Stewart had no problems pitching his movie in Hollywood.