Richard Nixon and the Shah of Iran shared one of the most consequential friendships of the Cold War.
The lesson here is simple: if America won’t stand by her friends when it’s costly, she shouldn’t expect to have friends when it matters.
For once, place your trust not in the Islamic Republic, but in the Iranian people. Test this path. If it fails, your other plans will still be there.
Bridges and power plants belong to the people. They are the infrastructure of the nation, not the regime. Strike the true infrastructure of the Islamic Republic. To do this, focus on four clear steps:
1. Target the remaining high level figures of the Islamic Republic. This includes men like Mojtaba Khamenei, Ahmad Vahidi, Ghalibaf, and Ahmad Reza Radan.
2. Strike the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB). Cut the signal of the state television that lies to the world and terrorizes the Iranian people.
3. Hit the Basij street posts in Tehran and all major cities. These are the physical tools they use every single day to stop, search, and harass Iranians in their own neighborhoods.
4. Target the stages and podiums at state sponsored gatherings in city squares. You do not need to strike the crowds. Just destroy the stages to shatter the illusion of their unchallenged power.
These four pillars are the real infrastructure of the regime. Strike them for a few nights. Then, step back and give the Iranian people just one night, a single window of time to walk into the streets and reclaim their destiny.
As Iranians continue to fight for their liberation, I have arrived in Berlin to ensure their voices are heard.
Tomorrow I will meet at the Bundestag with elected officials across the German political spectrum, speak to members of the press, and meet with the Iranian diaspora.
A war to change a regime and a war to install a cooperative insider are two different conflicts. They require completely different strategies. If the US administration finds itself frustrated after six weeks, it is because it is playing the wrong game. It is actively searching for Iran’s version of Delcy Rodríguez, an insider who can take power and agree to American terms. Iran is not Venezuela. The Islamic Republic does not have a Delcy Rodríguez.
@DanBilzerian Where you living under the rock in the past 47 years? The essence of this regime is to act against the US interest whenever and whenever possible.
@borhanimohsen1 از اربابهات پبرس که ۴۷ سال مرگ بر آمریکا و اسراییل گفتن. همه تان تروریست هستین و اگر از این جنگ جان سالم به در بردید، محاکمه خواهید شد.
@KimIversenShow His father wasn’t running the US or the US wasn’t the colony of Iran you idiot. At least run what you wanna say once by AI to idiot-proof you.
@piersmorgan He’ll go as the greatest if manage to pull this off. He’s always cared about legacy and this is the moment for him to build a long-lasting one.
I understand the skepticism. To American observers, @PahlaviReza seems like a “long shot”. They see a man who has been far from home for decades, and they think his return is simply “too good to be true”. So, they look for a pragmatic alternative: a "reasonable" figure hiding somewhere inside the current regime or its military.
We Iranians understand this impulse. Thirty years ago, we felt the exact same way. We voted for reformists. We looked for change from within. We, too, thought the return of Reza Pahlavi was simply too good to be true. But after three decades of shattered lives, we learned a devastating truth: that reasonable insider does not exist. Do not walk down a path we have already proven is a dead end.
Look at the streets of Iran today. The grief is deep. The anger is absolute. An ocean of blood has been spilled by this regime, and the people will not forgive it. Make no mistake: any plan that skips Reza Pahlavi to prop up an insider will be seen as the ultimate betrayal. It will not bring stability. It will ignite a fierce, uncontainable fire.
By every measure, Reza Pahlavi is the only figure who holds the trust of the majority. He carries the unique, undeniable legitimacy required to calm this storm and lead a fractured nation to peace. Any plan that ignores him is doomed.
Once you accept this undeniable reality, the 10,000 kilometers between him and Tehran is no longer a disqualifier. It simply becomes a technical difficulty. A logistical problem we can solve together.
We, the Iranian people, have already crossed that bridge. It is time for the world to meet us there.
@sadeghZibakalam بدون اون برخورد، نظام سقوط کرده و الان دفاعیات جناب عالی رو در جلسه محاکمه در مورد فعالیت های قبل و بعد از انقلابتان شاهد بودیم. موفق باشید.