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DinahMoeHum

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11. The only chance for "regime change" in Iran

Reply to AZJonnie (Original post)

Mon Mar 16, 2026, 08:42 AM

Yesterday

is if the Iranian armed forces decide they've had enough with the mullahs, break with them, and join ranks with Iran's dissident civilian society to overthrow the government.

Same situtation as Ceausescu in Romania and Quaddafi in Libya.

Until then everything else is just wishful thinking.

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Just my 2 cents.

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The longer this goes on, Iran could slowly be seen by more and more of the world as the good guys [View all] AZJonnie Yesterday OP

They are better Whip-poor-will Yesterday #1

No, Mullahs have been oppressing the country and their own people are persecuted JI7 Yesterday #3

So about that killing 30,000 +/- sarisataka Yesterday #12

You're trying too hard. BannonsLiver Yesterday #18

They wont be seen as the good guys just like TAliban isn't . IT's a war we can't lose JI7 Yesterday #2

This message was self-deleted by its author Dr. T Yesterday #13

Just like the us and Israel are seen as the bad guys around the world nt yaesu Yesterday #4

Unfortunately the Iranian government is awful EdmondDantes_ Yesterday #5

Many already think the US/Israel are bad guys. War can have bad guys on both sides IronLionZion Yesterday #6

This message was self-deleted by its author Renew Deal Yesterday #7

QUESTION: Who controls traffic through the Strait of Hormuz?? AverageOldGuy Yesterday #8

Personally, I think it's more that WE and Israel are seen as the bad guys. Ferrets are Cool Yesterday #9

tsf is actually good at his job. rubbersole Yesterday #10

The only chance for "regime change" in Iran DinahMoeHum Yesterday #11

When the Iranian POV and anti-U.S. rhetoric start to make sense.... AloeVera Yesterday #14

I don't think it will be about Iran being seen as the "good guys" Cosmocat Yesterday #15

It has already happened in a few places sarisataka Yesterday #16

For now. BannonsLiver Yesterday #19

Sometimes the enemy of my enemy is also my enemy! n/t thesquanderer Yesterday #17