Iran's new cohort of new and younger Iranian leaders may have more radical ideas and strategy

With old leaders killed or assassinated, a new cohort of new and younger Iranian leaders may have been put into power, with more radical ideas and strategy. For better or worse, we shall see. With new weapons, new ideas, new priorities and new alliances, the way forward for Iran is not all doom and gloom as prophesied by the USA, Israel and the West.

Iranians, or Persians as they were known in the past, are people with tenacity, pride and will fight for their beliefs. Like China, the Persian empire had been shaped by various dynasties in the past. Yet is still stands today, like China. The West tried to influence the direction of the country, installing the pro-Western leaders like the last Shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, in an attempt to control the country, but was overthrown by the Iranians after an Islamic revolution in 1979 over two incidents, a fire and a massacre.

By the way, the offspring of that Shah, just like what Bong Bong Marcos did, is still trying to destabilize Iran outside the country, hoping to return to rule, but to no avail. A regime change touted by Trump could benefit him.


Anonymous