A leader who murders his own people does not deserve to remain in that country. It is reported that Iranian mullahs have killed between 2,000 and 3,000 people to date. Fearing the loss of their power, the mullahs have resorted to calling their own people to the streets as a last resort. This means that there are mullahs in power who want to instigate a civil war among their own people. These mullahs aim to create a civil war among their own people to save the regime and themselves.
Leaders who shoot their own people are the greatest enemies of that people and country. The Iranian people are doing the right thing and trying to overthrow a regime that has given them nothing but suffering and poverty for 49 years. In Iran, the pro-government people accuse the opposition of being manipulated by the USA and Israel, but the people have no other choice. The people, who believe that “the enemy of my enemy is my friend,” embrace whoever helps them first, and this is not wrong. The mullahs cannot endure much longer; as the death toll increases, their power diminishes proportionally.
Trump, in his statement, called on the Iranian people to persevere. He signaled intervention by saying, “The US will soon come to your aid.” Meanwhile, in Germany, he declared that the mullahs could not last much longer and that the regime was living its last days.
We hope so. Leaders and regimes that oppress their own people must be removed from that country, and it doesn’t matter who removes them.