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"A charlatan. In the literal sense of the word." Tonight, on a program watched by millions of Persian speakers, a media "expert" claimed the U.S. Treasury Secretary had taken command from Pete Hegseth and that military operations were halted. That's not analysis. That's not reporting. It's nonsense. I've debated this same man for thirteen years — BBC Persian, Iran International, VOA, Radio Farda. Seven, eight, ten times. Always the same pattern: total ignorance, massive claims, zero evidence. But the real question isn't what he said. It's why the networks with the budgets, the credibility and the airtime keep seating the same handful of people in the expert's chair, year after year. These outlets don't bring in serious people. That's not an accident — it's a choice. The actual words of the U.S. War Secretary are in the clip. Judge for yourself. How many times have you heard a "analysis" from these experts that turned out to be flatly false? Tell me in the comments — and send this to someone who still trusts these channels. منبع / Source: https://youtu.be/MBV8BeqAzJ0?t=3852#اینترنشنال #نامورحقیقی #رسانه #ایران #افشاگری #تحلیل #IranInternational #MediaCriticism #FakeExperts #Iran #PersianMedia #PeteHegseth #بیبیسیفارسی #صدایآمریکا #سیاست #خبرفوری #Disinformation #MiddleEast #IranNews #PropagandaWatch #FactCheck #اخبار #Geopolitics #MediaLiteracy