Iran's Letter to America: A Crowbar in the Cracks

Iran's state news agency recently published a 26-page open letter addressed not to the president or Congress, but directly to "the honorable people of the United States of America"—specifically to scholars, students, and the media. Glenn Beck argues this is no diplomatic gesture. It is a carefully crafted document designed to exploit America's internal divisions, written by a regime that knows exactly which fractures to target.

The letter isn't one coherent message. It's five separate letters stapled together, each tailored to a different American faction. For the left: Gaza, police shootings, prison rates, climate, slavery, and the "No Kings" rallies praised by name. For the right: endless wars, the swamp, billionaires, $40 trillion of debt, factories that left, illegal immigration. For the anti-war crowd: close all 800 bases and bring everybody home. For the conspiracy crowd: September 11th floated as a false flag. For Christians: quotes from Jeremiah, Matthew, and Luke, holding up the golden rule. They even work in the White House ballroom and the name on the Kennedy Center.