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In case you were wondering, responsiblestatecraft.org is owned by "Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft", founded and led by no other than reknowned IRI-
by brap 29d ago
In case you were wondering, responsiblestatecraft.org is owned by "Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft", founded and led by no other than reknowned IRI-propagandist Trita Parsi (currently being probed by US authorities for deportation).
Here are the current frontpage headlines, copied verbatim:
* The never-ending myth of a looming Ukrainian 'breakthrough'
* US is the real loser if Senate passes virtue signaling Russia sanctions
* Is Trump stumbling into a wiser North Korea policy?
* US diplomatic incompetence is tanking hopes for Korean peace
* When US left Afghanistan, China moved in. So how's it going?
* As Myanmar collapses, it’s time for China to step up and be the hero
* China just got one step closer to its own nuclear triad
* Trump wants to talk to Hezbollah. Will they pick up the phone?
* The Houthis could be first big test for Mecca mutual defense pact
* Why the Trump administration will have to accept a Hormuz toll
* How Iran has staved off economic collapse despite the US-Israeli war
* Stop gaslighting, USS Lincoln families didn't sign up for this
So to recap: US bad, China good. Ukraine bad, Russia good. Israel bad, Iran good. South Korea bad, North Korea good. And these people are very concerned about foreign propaganda. Hmm.
Also, did you notice how many flagged comments are in this thread? Did you notice what they all have in common?
- giov4 29d ago- Trita Parsi is a co-founder, not the founder or leader. - Being probed for deportation sounds normal for that country and the approaches currently in place considering the institute research - the flagged comments are mainly from propagandists too also - Quincy has 5 co-founders and a very clear mission - it includes different transpartisan members, including retired colonel and emeritus professor and historian from boston so before writing a list of garbage points and misleading readers going off topic I would go and read at least 1 wikipedia page.
- manyaoman 29d agoGiven the trajectory where US reputation is headed [0], I'm afraid your comment might have the opposite of your intended effect. [0] https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2026/07/15/people-in-many-countries-now-view-china-more-positively-than-the-u-s/ https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2026/07/15/people-in-many...