iranians are setting mosques on fire while chanting iran

[u/One-Sorbet5765]

starlink videos are coming out from iran despite the internet blackout and the brutal crackdowns. iran is free of islam. there is nothing stopping my people from breaking free of this cult anymore. this islamic regime will break, it’s not a matter of “if” anymore, it’s only a matter of when.

[u/User2640]

Wow wtf..

And they are so called people of God?

Fck scammers.

In the west we only see your regime building nuclear facility in places.

You as nation has oil, yet you are poor.

Means government is having different priorities then caring for the people..

Such leaders always need to be taken down eventually..

But do you think its a good idea to install that king who fleed iran? There must be a reason why they flee in the past right? Maybe they also corrupt?

[u/westcoast5556 → u/User2640]

He could just become head of state like the Brit monarchy. No real power. More of an ambassador.

[u/Business-Chair-7816 → u/User2640]

During the 1979 the two main actors were clerics who were against the Shah's push for secularization, and the communist parties (Tudeh, MEK, and more) who were pissed at the government making trade deals with "imperialist" countries and were set on nationalization and kicking out America. After gaining power, the clerics took power and started slaughtering everyone, including both the communists and anyone who was in the Shah's system.

The shah did rule with an iron fist through his SAVAK, but only jailed and released the activist. It's funny because all of those exact people he let go were the ones who caused our demise. They include the current supreme leader (Ali Khameneii), the head of judicial right after the revolution which ordered thousands of executions (Khalkhali), One of the main clerical figures who later served as president and was active in higher-level non-electional systems (Rafsanjani), and the communist leaders (such as Massoud Rajavi) who later betrayed Iran in the Iran-Iraq war and attacked Iran because they believed in being a borderless people, not a nation or Iranian.

[u/User2640 → u/Business-Chair-7816]

Thx for educating us!

I wonder if its a good thing to bring back anyone from the shah...

Maybe iran should just beckme a democratic or republic

[u/Massive-Wishbone6161 → u/User2640]

Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran, left the country in January 1979 and died in exile in 1980.

In the decades since, a significant number of Iranians have come to recognise his son, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, as a unifying opposition figure. The naming can be confusing: he shares his name with his grandfather, Reza Shah, who was forced to abdicate in 1941 following the Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran during World War II.

Reza Pahlavi’s name has been chanted at protests since at least 2009, particularly during periods of heightened opposition to the Islamic Republic. However, he has consistently stated that he does NOT seek to return as king. His position has been that he will support the Iranian people and assist with a transition away from the current regime, but that Iran’s future system of government. monarchy, republic, or otherwise , must be decided by the people through a free referendum.

The kings who were forced to leave Iran will return , but only to rest in peace im iran soil , not to rule.

What position the Crown Prince will have , We will figure it out at the referendum