@Red Logan So you're basically saying we just need to accept that it's gonna be called that going forward? That because Arabs are "Helping" presumably by bankrolling Trump's personal account, he gets to give away what doesn't belong to him? Iranians can care less what what Arabs want to call it. See? This is what I'm talking about. Trump's constantly gives the middle finger to Iranian people, then Israel tells them to rise. This kind of behavior is deeply suspicious of it's any sign of things to come and along with some of his earlier comments is only gonna make the people more skeptical of the U.S moticatioms and therefore, mire likely to rally around the flag, than rise. When we asked for a humanitarian intervention, we didn't say Iran is Trump's to do what he pleases with. We asked for help to fight back against the regime, but not at the cost of losign our national dignity or Teump redrawing Iran's borders. That wasn't part of the deal. The deal was getting rid of a common foe. This behavior makes Iranians wonder who the real foe is.

@Red Logan It's interesting that you consider it being negative when all I'm doing is stating the president's words and Israel's attack on infalstructure makes the average Iranian feel when taken at face value. At the beginning of this campaign, Trump promised Iranians that they'll get the chance to overthrow the regime, but there's been things said and done since then that make it harder for Iranias to do that. All I'm saying is when the president says something, people take it at face value, so he can't just go around making contradicting statements all the time and say "Don't take me literally", but I need to be quiet according to your logic, because you want this forum to be an echo chamber? We have a common enemy. All I'm doing is saying the president's recent statements aren't helping Iranians prepare to rise against this enemy. Especially his dismissal of Reza Pahlavi and saying he'd rather work with someone inside the regime and giving Israel a no kill list, to leave certain insiders alive. He has the Venezuela model stuck in his and there's no doing away with it it seems, but Iranians haven'tasked for a moderate fro meothin the regime. We have made it clear that we don't want this regime. Also, I'm old enough to remember when he was in Saudi Arabia and said what he intended to do to the gulf, then saying he wants to change Iran's map and personally appoint the next leader and all the while, Israel keeps telling Iranians to get ready to rise up without giving any instructions as to how or providing weapons. We have a common enemy and that gives us a common interest in their fall, but it seems like U.S and Israel have different ideas as to what comes after the fall. They say they prefer a secualr government, but would settle for a failed state and I'm here to say that's where our interests diverge. Iranians want neither a faield state nor a "Moderate insider". Bottom line is if U.S and Israel want the Iranian people to overthrow the government, they should speak and act with that goal in mind.

@Rebecca Abbott They asked him about the Iranian people. He said if they wanna be liberated, they need to behave...