Saed News: Following the disgraceful incident on Friday night in the Oval Office of the White House, one would have expected that the so-called reformists, who had persistently advocated for negotiations with the U.S., would be overwhelmed with shame and embarrassment.
According to the political section of Saed News, quoting Kayhan, Hossein Shariatmadari, the managing director of Kayhan, wrote in an editorial titled "Who Doesn’t Eat Puffed Snacks?":
A teacher was concerned about the health of her students. They were addicted to eating puffed snacks, as if no other food existed! Despite repeated warnings about the harmful effects, the students ignored her advice.
One day, an idea struck the kind teacher—an experiment instead of mere words. The next morning, she bought several packs of puffed snacks and told the students they were going on a field trip to a village. Once there, she gathered them around, emptied the snacks onto a tray, and placed it in front of a donkey standing nearby.
The animal sniffed the food but refused to eat it, raising its head as if rejecting it. The teacher, delighted with her experiment, turned to the students and asked:
"Well, kids, what do we learn from this scientific experiment?"
The students looked at each other, and one confidently replied:
"Miss, it means whoever doesn’t eat puffed snacks is a donkey!"
The stunned teacher bit her lip in disbelief, while the donkey hung its head in shame!
There are countless pieces of evidence, reports, and real-life experiences proving that negotiating with the U.S. is merely a hidden term for submission to American bullying. Simply put, negotiating with the U.S. means bowing down to the so-called "Great Satan."
It is undeniable that the U.S. has never honored any of its commitments and has never missed an opportunity to undermine Islamic Iran. Yet, despite this, some reformist claimants and pro-Western figures insist on repeating the mantra of negotiations with the U.S.—an insistence that seems increasingly suspicious, given how clear the betrayal is.
When asked to name even one positive outcome from these negotiations, they remain silent!
The disgraceful incident at the White House on Friday night, where Trump insulted Zelensky, should serve as an eye-opener to even the most skeptical observers. Zelensky, the so-called loyal servant of the U.S., blindly followed America's orders to wage war against Russia, leading to:
Over 300,000 Ukrainian deaths
Hundreds of thousands more injured and maimed
A nation reduced to ruins
Even U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin admitted:
"Our goal in the Ukraine war was to weaken Russia’s military, and for that, we needed Ukrainians to die!"
Yet, on Friday night, Trump did not invite Zelensky for negotiations—he summoned him to hand over Ukraine’s valuable mines to the U.S..
Trump’s humiliating treatment of this servile puppet was so demeaning that even America’s closest allies were outraged. Details of this event can be found in today's Kayhan headline report.
After the disgraceful events at the White House, one would expect the so-called reformists—who have long pushed for negotiations with the U.S.—to be ashamed of their stance. Yet, their reaction tells a different story!
Rather than acknowledging their mistake, they continue defending negotiations! Some even argue:
“Zelensky’s debate with Trump proves that as long as we have bargaining chips, we should negotiate!”
“What’s wrong with negotiating like Zelensky and making our demands?”
Such naïve reasoning only proves their failure to grasp reality. Further details can be found in today’s Kayhan report.
This issue has been repeatedly addressed with documented evidence, showing that negotiating with the U.S. is either an act of stupidity or treason.
At best, it is sheer naivety—at worst, it is outright betrayal.
