It is absolute garbage to attack the very person the Iranian people are bleeding for just because the regime hasn't fallen yet. Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi has dedicated his entire life and lost his family to this struggle. Turning against him and completely ignoring the brutal massacres committed by the IRGC is a betrayal of the freedom movement. You are helping the regime, and the Iranian people see right through it. Come talk to me in our group calls! 📅 Check the Schedule & Join Here: https://www.skool.com/libertypolitics/calendar

Dorood & Shalom Most images and videos we see online are from cities. I was wondering what the situation is in rural Iran. By rural I mean really small villages far away from big hubs. Is it possible to basically fly under the radar of the IRGC and for example use starlink dishes with minimal disguise and risk? Of course, the revolution itself needs to happen in the cities. But I have always imagined that locations in rural Iran could be used for safe hide-outs - a bit like the French restiance during the 2nd world war.

I just sat down with one of the highest ranking former insiders of the Islamic Republic, Mehdi Nasiri. From 1990 to 1994, he was Ali Khamenei's direct representative and ran the regime's most important publishing arm. Very few people on earth have sat face to face with Mojtaba Khamenei. Mehdi Nasiri is one of them, and his warning to the world is urgent. Nasiri exposes the terrifying reality of an isolated, incompetent leadership that is driven by a radical, imported ideology. He breaks down exactly how the men running the Islamic Republic justify their grip on power and why their willingness to burn the world down to stay in control is not a bluff. 🎖️ Come to talk to me in our discussion group: https://www.skool.com/libertypolitics/about

Who will be the next leader in Iran? There are three potential scenarios following the death of Ali Khamenei. Scenario one involves President Trump accepting Mojtaba Khamenei as supreme leader, which would be an undeniable defeat for military operations. Scenario two involves the Islamic Republic picking a leader to surrender to the United States. This is unimaginable because the IRGC would lose its entire base of support and legitimacy by bowing to the killers Ali Khamenei. Scenario three is Prince Reza Pahlavi leading a transitional government. This is the only stable option to prevent a weakened but highly radicalized Islamic Republic from causing further chaos. The IRGC picking Mojtaba Khamenei signals maximum resistance, not surrender. If the Islamic Republic attempts to bend the knee to President Trump and Israel, their entire system will fracture. The regime relies entirely on projecting an anti-Western and anti-Israeli image to maintain its remaining supporters. Any new leader approved by the United States would face massive internal infighting, defections, and ultimate collapse from within. Leaving the corpse of the Islamic Republic in place only radicalizes it further. Total regime change is the only strategic path forward.

The systematic dismantling of the Islamic Republic's command structure is well underway, but a critical strategic question remains. Why are high profile figures like Larijani still alive when their surrounding apparatus is being neutralized? The answer likely lies in a calculated endgame strategy. By leaving specific leaders intact, allied forces may be preserving a fail safe mechanism. When the suppression forces are fully blinded and disorganized, these remaining officials could be used to issue a final stand down order, significantly reducing civilian casualties when the Iranian people move to take control. Let me know your thoughts on this strategic assessment.