Since the establishment of THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC in 1979, Iranians have repeatedly protested in an effort to liberate themselves from the severe and repressive SHARIA LAW system governing their lives. But each time, they were met with violent arrests, torture, lethal force, and executions.

THE JANUARY PROTESTS were the latest example. The regime’s response to the millions of unarmed protesters was the same: INTERNET SHUTDOWNS and the deployment of THE IRGC, the Basij, and armed militias brought in from Iraq and Afghanistan to suppress civilians.

This is why reform is no longer an option. The people of Iran called not just for the return of REZA PAHLAVI, but also for foreign military intervention from Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu.

They fear bombs, but they fear the survival of the regime more. This is a level of desperation that is difficult to grasp for anyone who has never lived under such a brutal dictatorship.

No one wants the destruction of civilian infrastructure or harm to innocent people. However, the strikes are widely seen as a “rescue operation” and the last remaining path to freedom.

Iranians are also fully aware that foreign governments act in accordance with their own strategic interests, including energy security and regional influence. However, the Iranian people have never benefited from their country’s natural resources. That wealth has instead funded the regime’s security apparatus and its terror network of regional PROXIES.

This movement is also driven by unity and belief in Reza Pahlavi as the transitional leader toward a secular, democratic future. His proposed framework, THE IRAN PROSPERITY PROJECT, will stabilize the country  AFTER THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC falls, and prevent Iran from Balkanizing like Iraq or Syria.

Ultimately, Iranians support the strikes because they see them as the only remaining path to ending repression and terrorism, and restoring peace not only to the region, but to the entire world.