روبیو و تمدن باستانی ایران
Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 A wave that was completely unnecessarily stirred up yesterday over Marco Rubio's remarks, 0:07 and some people started acting more caring than a mother. People who have spent a lifetime 0:14 hurling insults at Iranian civilization and ancient Iran, whether the Islamic Republic or its leftist allies, 0:20 its nationalist-religious crowd, and its reformists. 0:24 Whereas, well, Rubio himself, Trump, and this whole movement in recent days and years, 0:31 this new movement in the United States, have constantly been nudging Europeans: 'Wake up, be yourselves! 0:37 Let go of this cultural Marxism, for example, and return to your roots.' 0:43 Is this something anyone doubts? And his speech, especially when he went to Greece, 0:49 in Athens, standing next to the ruins of the Acropolis, he said that, yes, this place was built 0:56 with sheer toil. It was attacked several times. Well, who attacked it 1:01 back then? The Iranians, the Persian Empire, 1:05 and the people of Greece rebuilt it. And that we must return to our roots—the very same talking points 1:11 they have repeated for two years. Meaning the perspective and the audience were Westerners and Europeans; and as I said, people who 1:17 themselves 1:19 were anti-Iranian civilization for decades under the pretext of being Iranian—whether Islamists or Marxists—they 1:27 started crying foul, claiming that Rubio has come along and 1:32 spoken against Iranian civilization. Whereas if you look at the entire speech, he did not say Iranian civilization 1:38 is barbaric, or that Iranian civilization must be destroyed. He said the Iranians attacked, Xerxes attacked, 1:43 they burned this place down, but the Greeks rebuilt it. In fact, on social media, 1:50 I saw that the people are so smart, so attentive to everything, and they separate the wheat 1:56 from the chaff. They dug up another interview, another speech by this very Marco Rubio from some 2:02 time ago. Take a look at a few seconds of it. I will provide the translation for you as well. 2:10 Today, let me-- two points I want to make about Iran, and it's really important. 2:14 When we talk about Iran, I'm talking about the radical Shia clerics and not the 2:17 people. The people of Iran are people of an ancient civilization, an ancient culture with 2:22 tremendous pride and advances, and I don't know of-- who take great pride in their 2:26 Persian heritage and identity, and I don't know of any nation on earth in which 2:30 there is a bigger difference between the people and those who govern them than what 2:33 exists in Iran. And that's a fact that needs to be made repeatedly. In no 2:37 way is the clerics who run that country representative of the people of that country 2:42 and of its history and of, of contributions it's made to humanity, and it's a 2:46 point I, I wish, uh, we would continue to make
Caption Who is suddenly pretending to care about Ancient Persian heritage?
The manufactured outrage over Marco Rubio’s remarks at the Acropolis exposes sheer hypocrisy. Factions that spent decades denigrating Iran’s pre-Islamic heritage—from regime mouthpieces to their leftist sympathizers—have suddenly turned into mock patriots.
Rubio’s historical reference was an appeal to Western civilizational heritage, not an assault on the Iranian nation. As Rubio himself clearly underscores, the widest divide in the world today lies between the civilized people of Iran and the ruling clerical regime.
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