The right side of history? Iran congratulates Sánchez for betraying Spain's allies

The president of a democratic government has a very simple way of checking if he is doing something wrong: see who congratulates him for it.

An Iranian exile to Pedro Sánchez: “Where were you when children were being killed in the streets for asking for freedom?”
Pedro Sánchez damages Spain's image after receiving praise from the Iranian dictatorship

A false equidistance that favors the Iranian dictatorship

A few days ago, Pedro Sánchez decided to betray Spain's main allies by vetoing the use of the Spanish bases of Rota and Morón by the United States aircraft participating in Operation Epic Fury, a military intervention against a terrorist regime that has massacred tens of thousands of people for demanding freedom for their country. A criminal repression that constitutes the largest massacre in that country's history. Sánchez only dedicated one tweet to condemning this monstrosity, much less attention than he has already devoted to rejecting military intervention against the perpetrators of this massacre.

Sánchez's false equidistance benefits the Iranian dictatorship. Essentially, what the Socialist leader wants is for the international community to continue offering dialogue and time to a terrorist regime so that ultimately nothing changes in Iran. This is the flawed strategy that other international leaders have followed for years and that culminated in that massacre, yet Sánchez insists on not changing course.

The president of Iran congratulates Sánchez on a network banned for the Persian people

This Monday, the Iranian embassy in Spain praised the Sánchez government precisely for its favorable attitude towards that criminal regime. The steps taken by the Socialist leader contribute to the Iranian dictatorship remaining in power, and the dictatorship is grateful for it. Sánchez's insistence on generating tensions with the United States, with the sole aim of covering up his corruption scandals and mobilizing the far-left vote, yesterday resulted in another embarrassing moment for Spain and a further stain on our reputation as a country.

At 7:16 PM CET, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian posted a message congratulating the Sánchez government. He did so via Twitter, a social network that the dictatorship keeps blocked to prevent the Iranian people from showing the world the crimes of that regime. In his message, Pezeshkian has the audacity to praise the Spanish government for "opposing the Zionist-American coalition's flagrant human rights violations and military aggression". The president of a regime that has murdered more than 36,000 people for demanding freedom speaks about human rights violations.

Pezeshkian believes that the Spanish government's stance "shows that ethics and awakened consciences still exist in the West." Speaking of ethics from a regime that executes homosexuals, discriminates against and mistreats women, persecutes Christians, and promotes terrorism is a colossal display of cynicism. Finally, the Iranian prime minister (despite the title, he is only the head of government, not the head of state) adds: "I commend Spanish officials for their stances." A congratulation directed at Sánchez and his government. A congratulation that should fill them with shame, if they had any.

No one receives congratulations from terrorists if they are on the right side

On September 8th of last year, Sánchez stated: "Spain is and will be on the right side of history". To begin with, he already chose the wrong side by aligning himself with the Hamas terrorists after they perpetrated the largest anti-Semitic massacre since the Holocaust. In that speech, Sánchez lamented not having "nuclear bombs" to use against Israel, a statement typical of a madman and a rabid anti-Semite. That same day Hamas praised Sánchez for his opposition to Israel's military operations to free the people kidnapped by Hamas on October 7, 2023.

If Sánchez were on the right side of history, he wouldn't be receiving congratulations from Iran or Hamas. Receiving them is the clearest proof that he is committing an outrage and doing favors for a terrorist regime and its tentacles in Gaza. Moreover, the Spanish socialist leader demonstrates that he doesn't care about good or evil: he only cares about his own self-interest, and specifically about remaining in power at any cost, committing all kinds of infamies to please his separatist and far-left partners (even the political wing of the terrorist group ETA) and creating smokescreens to distract attention from the corruption scandals that affect his government, his party, and his personal circle.

A ruler without morals and an ally of a dictatorship that supports Iran

What millions of Spaniards are now very clear about after eight years of putting up with this guy is that Sánchez is a ruler without morals or scruples, who believes that anything goes to stay in power, who violates the Constitution (he has gone three years without fulfilling his constitutional duty to present a budget), who believes that his desires and interests are above the interests of Spain, and who has gotten into the habit of governing by decree, without giving press conferences or answering questions from the media, without consulting parliament on very serious matters and exhibiting a dangerous propensity for opacity.

Sánchez is a leader who feels no shame in receiving congratulations from a dictatorship because, among other things, he has decided to be the main European partner of the Chinese communist dictatorship, an ally of other dictatorships such as Russia, Venezuela, Cuba, North Korea, and also Iran. If someone seeks totalitarian allies, as he does, it is because they share his contempt for freedom and democracy. Sánchez has made this clear on other occasions and demonstrates it again by coming to the aid of the Islamist dictatorship of Iran.

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Photo: La Moncloa.