Shattering the Regime’s Strategy: The Path to an Independent and Democratic Iran

Today, the remnants of the regime live in a nightmare of impending uprisings. They tremble at the consequences of the mass slaughter during the January uprising—and indeed, of the 48 years of suppression, massacre, and the simmering rage of a deeply dissatisfied society. For this legacy has awakened and driven the young generation to confront the regime.


A Regime Crumbling from Within

They are trapped beneath the ruins of their own warmongering policies; yet, to preserve their dying regime, they continue to clamor for war. Their ideology and hypocritical, reactionary religion have been utterly disgraced, their sinister strategy shattered, and their hollow unity fractured.

The decay is visible at every level of power. Today, the Assembly of Experts, the Parliament, the ruling institutions, and even the Revolutionary Guards are plagued by deep divisions and infighting.

Outside the regime, the Shah’s son—who was eager to welcome war and the bombardment of Iranian cities, hoping to fashion a crown for himself from the crimes of the mullahs—has been further exposed and disgraced before the people of Iran, and utterly discredited in the eyes of the world.


The Illusion of Appeasement vs. The Real Solution

On the international stage, the very truth you have championed for years has now been proven—a truth you can now repeat with pride:

Neither appeasement of this regime, no matter how much it flexes its muscles, nor war and regime change from the air, is the solution.

The solution lies in the very force and rival that has, for 48 years, driven the regime to the depths of ruin and the verge of overthrow. The solution is the overthrow of this regime by the hands of the Iranian people, through an organized uprising, the Resistance Units, and the Liberation Army.


A Long-Overdue Shift in Global Policy

Just these days, the British government has finally designated the Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization. This decision, of course, is a long-overdue obligation on the part of Western governments.

Moving forward, I hope this marks the end of their silence toward the execution of political prisoners, and that the British government will officially recognize both the Iranian people’s struggle to overthrow the regime and the fight of the Resistance Units against the terrorist IRGC.

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