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🇮🇷 IRAN PROTEST DEATH TOLL MAY BE FAR HIGHER THAN WE THINK “THIS DWARFS EVERYTHING SINCE 1979” Trita Parsi says what’s happening in Iran right now is personal, brutal, and historically massive: his family fled Iran just before the 1979 revolution, his father was jailed under both the Shah...

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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Trita Parsi put a number on it: better than 80% odds the fighting escalates past March and April's intensity, inside the next month. He's clear it isn't there yet. Fewer targets, lower tempo. He just doesn't think the direction is in question. "Some of the nightmare scenarios we talked about last time that did not happen are happening now, which means that some of the other ones that did not happen may happen as well" Parsi says that restraint is gone. Whatever gets hit now, Iran intends to hit something equivalent back. Escalation risk accepted rather than avoided. Trita Parsi
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Trita Parsi put a number on it: better than 80% odds the fighting escalates past March and April's intensity, inside the next month. He's clear it isn't there yet. Fewer targets, lower tempo. He just doesn't think the direction is in question. "Some of the nightmare scenarios we talked about last time that did not happen are happening now, which means that some of the other ones that did not happen may happen as well" Parsi says that restraint is gone. Whatever gets hit now, Iran intends to hit something equivalent back. Escalation risk accepted rather than avoided. Trita Parsi

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Trita Parsi (Trita Parsi), founder of the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), Western Life of a Terrorist Inside the U.S.!! Radical Islamic Speaker Walking His Dogs! Just walking with shorts and dogs in Iran can get you arrested now! He has long been accused by critics of acting as part of the “Iran Lobby” in Washington, D.C., pushing narratives aligned with the Islamic Republic. If someone is lobbying for a terrorist regime responsible for killing protesters and sponsoring terror against U.S. citizens across the region, they should not be operating freely in the United States. Investigate and deport Trita Parsi now! U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Homeland Security Secretary Marco Rubio #ThankYouTrump
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Trita Parsi (Trita Parsi), founder of the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), Western Life of a Terrorist Inside the U.S.!! Radical Islamic Speaker Walking His Dogs! Just walking with shorts and dogs in Iran can get you arrested now! He has long been accused by critics of acting as part of the “Iran Lobby” in Washington, D.C., pushing narratives aligned with the Islamic Republic. If someone is lobbying for a terrorist regime responsible for killing protesters and sponsoring terror against U.S. citizens across the region, they should not be operating freely in the United States. Investigate and deport Trita Parsi now! U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Homeland Security Secretary Marco Rubio #ThankYouTrump

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🇮🇱🇹🇷 Before the ink dries on any Iran deal, Israeli officials are already naming Turkey as the next existential threat. Trita Parsi says this is a pattern, not a pivot. "They were thinking that Iran already had been defeated. So they're already in search of who the next enemy was. And this is exactly what happened in the early 1990s." History rhymes, and right now it's shouting. Trita Parsi
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🇮🇱🇹🇷 Before the ink dries on any Iran deal, Israeli officials are already naming Turkey as the next existential threat. Trita Parsi says this is a pattern, not a pivot. "They were thinking that Iran already had been defeated. So they're already in search of who the next enemy was. And this is exactly what happened in the early 1990s." History rhymes, and right now it's shouting. Trita Parsi

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Iran Analyst Dr. Trita Parsi: If the death of Khamenei was going to lead to crisis, the window for that was probably within the first 24 hours. They're moving forward with the secession. But they're also not rushing it to signal they are in control. It seems the regime is in control. No major protest. None of the actors outside have a ground game inside. The opposition is very weak.
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Iran Analyst Dr. Trita Parsi: If the death of Khamenei was going to lead to crisis, the window for that was probably within the first 24 hours. They're moving forward with the secession. But they're also not rushing it to signal they are in control. It seems the regime is in control. No major protest. None of the actors outside have a ground game inside. The opposition is very weak.

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump already blinked first and now both sides may finally have a real chance to end 47 years of conflict. Trita Parsi, expert in international relations, says Iran sent the highest-level delegation he has ever seen because Tehran is not just trying to end the war. It wants real sanctions relief and a path out of decades of economic warfare. He says Trump can now walk away from war, but Iran also sees this as a once-in-a-generation chance to reset the entire relationship. Trita Parsi search. ..
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🇮🇷 🇺🇸 Washington may have to choose between Iranian control of the strait and no shipping at all. Trita Parsi says the real American standard was never about who owns the water, only that traffic keeps moving. Faced with bad options, the administration may decide that oil flowing under Iranian terms, fees included, beats a strait nobody uses. But Tehran's position has hardened. Parsi thought Iran would accept an arrangement including Oman and other Gulf states. Now the formula is stricter: only countries with territorial waters in the strait get a seat, which means Iran and Oman alone. That rule was designed to dilute Iranian control, and Iran just closed the door on it. Trita Parsi
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🇮🇷 🇺🇸 Washington may have to choose between Iranian control of the strait and no shipping at all. Trita Parsi says the real American standard was never about who owns the water, only that traffic keeps moving. Faced with bad options, the administration may decide that oil flowing under Iranian terms, fees included, beats a strait nobody uses. But Tehran's position has hardened. Parsi thought Iran would accept an arrangement including Oman and other Gulf states. Now the formula is stricter: only countries with territorial waters in the strait get a seat, which means Iran and Oman alone. That rule was designed to dilute Iranian control, and Iran just closed the door on it. Trita Parsi

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🇮🇷🇮🇱 TRITA PARSI: “ISRAEL CANNOT START A WAR WITH IRAN WITHOUT U.S. INVOLVEMENT” Parsi says Israel’s ability to escalate against Iran is limited without U.S. backing, and that Washington’s role should shift from enabling conflict to helping build an inclusive regional peace framework. Trita Parsi: "The Israelis cannot commit that type of a war against Iran without American involvement. The U.S. provides so much of the defense of Israel against Iranian missiles that it needs to be put in place before the war, not after. If this peace deal succeeds, the administration should move forward with a larger peace agreement that would include Iran and essentially everyone."
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🇮🇷🇮🇱 TRITA PARSI: “ISRAEL CANNOT START A WAR WITH IRAN WITHOUT U.S. INVOLVEMENT” Parsi says Israel’s ability to escalate against Iran is limited without U.S. backing, and that Washington’s role should shift from enabling conflict to helping build an inclusive regional peace framework. Trita Parsi: "The Israelis cannot commit that type of a war against Iran without American involvement. The U.S. provides so much of the defense of Israel against Iranian missiles that it needs to be put in place before the war, not after. If this peace deal succeeds, the administration should move forward with a larger peace agreement that would include Iran and essentially everyone."

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🇮🇷🇮🇱 ISRAEL MIGHT BE ARMING IRANIAN PROTESTERS “THIS TIME THEY’RE NOT DENYING IT” Trita Parsi says this wave of protests in Iran is different because Israeli media, Mossad-friendly voices, and even a former CIA chief are publicly cheering on the uprising. "It is plausible. You actually have these Israelis openly saying that they are involved. Even before Channel 14’s comments, they were saying they’re on the ground, part of it, etc. You have the former head of the CIA tweeting good luck to Iranian protesters and all of the Mossad agents standing by them In the past, Israel and the U.S. always flat out denied involvement. Now they don’t." Iranian analyst, Trita Parsi
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🇮🇷🇮🇱 ISRAEL MIGHT BE ARMING IRANIAN PROTESTERS “THIS TIME THEY’RE NOT DENYING IT” Trita Parsi says this wave of protests in Iran is different because Israeli media, Mossad-friendly voices, and even a former CIA chief are publicly cheering on the uprising. "It is plausible. You actually have these Israelis openly saying that they are involved. Even before Channel 14’s comments, they were saying they’re on the ground, part of it, etc. You have the former head of the CIA tweeting good luck to Iranian protesters and all of the Mossad agents standing by them In the past, Israel and the U.S. always flat out denied involvement. Now they don’t." Iranian analyst, Trita Parsi

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🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷 U.S. WILL LEAD THE IRAN WAR, BUT IT WASN’T TRUMP’S IDEA, IT WAS ISRAEL’S Iranian analyst Trita Parsi says Trump was persuaded by Netanyahu on Dec 29 to lead the strikes on Iran, well before the protests escalated to where they are today. The reason was never about the protestors. "My expectation was that Israel would push for war and get the U.S. to support it, not lead it. But what happened is the opposite. Trump was convinced at Mar-a-Lago to take the lead. It’s being framed as his war now. But it wasn’t his idea. The protests have nothing to do with this. In fact, they might have delayed it. The plan was already made on December 29 at the White House. The justification is protests, but the real issue is missiles. This war is about finishing what wasn’t finished last June." Trita Parsi
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🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷 U.S. WILL LEAD THE IRAN WAR, BUT IT WASN’T TRUMP’S IDEA, IT WAS ISRAEL’S Iranian analyst Trita Parsi says Trump was persuaded by Netanyahu on Dec 29 to lead the strikes on Iran, well before the protests escalated to where they are today. The reason was never about the protestors. "My expectation was that Israel would push for war and get the U.S. to support it, not lead it. But what happened is the opposite. Trump was convinced at Mar-a-Lago to take the lead. It’s being framed as his war now. But it wasn’t his idea. The protests have nothing to do with this. In fact, they might have delayed it. The plan was already made on December 29 at the White House. The justification is protests, but the real issue is missiles. This war is about finishing what wasn’t finished last June." Trita Parsi

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NEW: 🚨 Iran Attempts Coup Against SECWAR Pete Hegseth Pete Hegseth In USA Via Iranian Communist Congresswoman 🚨 Is an Iranian Democrat US Congresswoman in Arizona a foreign agent working for the Iranian Islamic regime? NIAC NIAC endorsed Iranian American Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari filed articles of impeachment against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Pete Hegseth last week. NIAC NIAC has promoted lifting sanctions on Iran, they support a nuclear Iran, and many people have accused NIAC of lobbying for and promoting the interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Iran’s own state media has called NIAC the Iranian regime’s lobbying organization in the United States. See the video below 👇🏻 Notice how the Iranian officials in the video say “be careful, this is being recorded” when someone by on the panel suggests the Iranian regime is working with Trita Parsi for lobby efforts. The Islamic Iranian regime has also allegedly posted flyers of NIAC co-founder and first President of NIAC Trita Parsi Trita Parsi all over Iran during the current war with the US. See photos below 👇🏻 Ansari’s attempt to remove Hegseth as the US Secretary of War Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is designed to weaken America’s military at the behest of Iran and the IRGC. She should be investigated for possibly violations of material support to terrorism and possible espionage. This is why we should not allow Muslims and individuals who pretend to not be Muslim while they were born in Muslim countries and lived a Muslim life growing up to serve in elected office in America. They will NEVER be America First. They will ALWAYS protect the interests of Muslims and Islamic terrorists before our country, the United States of America. The FBI needs to investigate Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari and Trita Parsi. Keep an eye on their bank accounts for suspicious activity. As I previously reported, Trita Parsi Trita Parsi is also a Green Card holder. He holds citizenship in Iran and Sweden. Trita Parsi is a mouthpiece for the Iranian Regime and has used NIAC NIAC and the Quincy Institute Quincy Institute to push out pro-Iranian regime talking points. He should be deported next. Sources tell me Trita’s green card is allegedly being looked at by DHS. Trita Parsi is truly a threat to US National Security. Secretary Marco Rubio Homeland Security U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement RECEIPTS 👇🏻
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NEW: 🚨 Iran Attempts Coup Against SECWAR Pete Hegseth Pete Hegseth In USA Via Iranian Communist Congresswoman 🚨 Is an Iranian Democrat US Congresswoman in Arizona a foreign agent working for the Iranian Islamic regime? NIAC NIAC endorsed Iranian American Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari filed articles of impeachment against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Pete Hegseth last week. NIAC NIAC has promoted lifting sanctions on Iran, they support a nuclear Iran, and many people have accused NIAC of lobbying for and promoting the interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Iran’s own state media has called NIAC the Iranian regime’s lobbying organization in the United States. See the video below 👇🏻 Notice how the Iranian officials in the video say “be careful, this is being recorded” when someone by on the panel suggests the Iranian regime is working with Trita Parsi for lobby efforts. The Islamic Iranian regime has also allegedly posted flyers of NIAC co-founder and first President of NIAC Trita Parsi Trita Parsi all over Iran during the current war with the US. See photos below 👇🏻 Ansari’s attempt to remove Hegseth as the US Secretary of War Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is designed to weaken America’s military at the behest of Iran and the IRGC. She should be investigated for possibly violations of material support to terrorism and possible espionage. This is why we should not allow Muslims and individuals who pretend to not be Muslim while they were born in Muslim countries and lived a Muslim life growing up to serve in elected office in America. They will NEVER be America First. They will ALWAYS protect the interests of Muslims and Islamic terrorists before our country, the United States of America. The FBI needs to investigate Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari and Trita Parsi. Keep an eye on their bank accounts for suspicious activity. As I previously reported, Trita Parsi Trita Parsi is also a Green Card holder. He holds citizenship in Iran and Sweden. Trita Parsi is a mouthpiece for the Iranian Regime and has used NIAC NIAC and the Quincy Institute Quincy Institute to push out pro-Iranian regime talking points. He should be deported next. Sources tell me Trita’s green card is allegedly being looked at by DHS. Trita Parsi is truly a threat to US National Security. Secretary Marco Rubio Homeland Security U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement RECEIPTS 👇🏻

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The downed pilot rescue may have been a footnote to a catastrophically failed attempt to seize Iran's nuclear material from the inside. Trita Parsi says one theory gaining traction is that U.S. forces tried to build an airstrip INSIDE Iran, fly troops in, and take the material, but that mission failed. "I'm not claiming that this is true... But the cover story, which may not be false in and of itself, is that there was an F-15 shot down and there wasn't a rescue effort to save those two pilots... But that is just a marginal part of the story compared to what ACTUALLY happened." If true, Trump's civilization-ending threat and sudden ceasefire weren't bluster... they were the aftermath. Trita Parsi
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The downed pilot rescue may have been a footnote to a catastrophically failed attempt to seize Iran's nuclear material from the inside. Trita Parsi says one theory gaining traction is that U.S. forces tried to build an airstrip INSIDE Iran, fly troops in, and take the material, but that mission failed. "I'm not claiming that this is true... But the cover story, which may not be false in and of itself, is that there was an F-15 shot down and there wasn't a rescue effort to save those two pilots... But that is just a marginal part of the story compared to what ACTUALLY happened." If true, Trump's civilization-ending threat and sudden ceasefire weren't bluster... they were the aftermath. Trita Parsi

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91,223 次观看 • 12 天前

Islamic regime in Iran is carrying out executions of protesters in prisons According to local opposition media, the Islamic regime is killing detained protesters in custody and then presenting their bodies as victims who allegedly died during the protests on January 8–9. This is not unprecedented. In 1988, more than 4,000 people were executed in prisons across the Islamic Republic. They were killed and buried in secret, and the burial sites of many victims remain unknown to this day. In the video, a father is seen crying over the body of his 18-year-old son, who was killed by the Islamic regime.
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Islamic regime in Iran is carrying out executions of protesters in prisons According to local opposition media, the Islamic regime is killing detained protesters in custody and then presenting their bodies as victims who allegedly died during the protests on January 8–9. This is not unprecedented. In 1988, more than 4,000 people were executed in prisons across the Islamic Republic. They were killed and buried in secret, and the burial sites of many victims remain unknown to this day. In the video, a father is seen crying over the body of his 18-year-old son, who was killed by the Islamic regime.

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California is home to one of the largest Iranian communities outside Iran, and celebrations filled the streets of Los Angeles as word spread that the supreme leader was presumed killed in U.S. and Israeli strikes. Many fled the regime that ruled for nearly five decades and now welcome the possibility of change.
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California is home to one of the largest Iranian communities outside Iran, and celebrations filled the streets of Los Angeles as word spread that the supreme leader was presumed killed in U.S. and Israeli strikes. Many fled the regime that ruled for nearly five decades and now welcome the possibility of change.

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162,589 次观看 • 5 个月前

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran's bet is that dragging this into the midterms squeezes Trump politically. Trita Parsi thinks that bet may be backwards, and he's not saying it as a critic of Tehran. Iran isn't rushing back to the table because returning on demand would let Trump treat war and diplomacy as a switch he flips whenever it suits him. Refusing takes the switch away. "I do fear that they're going to drag it out, and they may have miscalculated" Meanwhile Kuwait's desalination and power plants were both hit days after the U.S. struck the same categories inside Iran. Nobody's behaving like they want off-ramps. Trita Parsi
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran's bet is that dragging this into the midterms squeezes Trump politically. Trita Parsi thinks that bet may be backwards, and he's not saying it as a critic of Tehran. Iran isn't rushing back to the table because returning on demand would let Trump treat war and diplomacy as a switch he flips whenever it suits him. Refusing takes the switch away. "I do fear that they're going to drag it out, and they may have miscalculated" Meanwhile Kuwait's desalination and power plants were both hit days after the U.S. struck the same categories inside Iran. Nobody's behaving like they want off-ramps. Trita Parsi

Mario Nawfal

74,391 次观看 • 28 天前

🇮🇷 EMERGENCY INTERVIEW: U.S. TO STRIKE IRAN - WHAT COMES NEXT It’s almost definite now, Trump is planning to strike Iran. The only question is: What’s his objective? Is it a complete regime change, or a Venezuela-like goal to replace the Supreme Leader with a more lenient member of the same regime? If it’s the former, then Iran, and the region, are in deep trouble. My guest today, Quincy Institute’s Trita Parsi, escaped Iran during the 1979 revolution, and his family has been targeted and jailed by both the current regime and the previous Monarchy. He breaks down the repercussions of a regime change, how Iran will retaliate to U.S. strikes, and the increasing risk of a civil was in the country. He also makes a very interesting point: Iran is at the mercy of Israeli ambitions (the destruction of the current regime and the country’s military capabilities) and American/Gulf ambitions (a stable regime with possibly a new leader more friendly to the West). I enjoyed this interview as Trita, an expert in the region, does not take sides. He’s very critical of the current regime, not a fan of the previous one, and thinks any American strikes on the country could have devastating consequences. We both agreed: The current regime is terrible, but a regime change may end up being worse if not executed properly and carefully. 03:25 – The protests in Iran were not the trigger for war planning; if anything, they delayed it. 04:02 – The original justification for attacking Iran came from Israeli concerns over missile threats, not internal unrest. 06:41 – The roots of Iran's current instability lie in sanctions that intentionally devastated the middle class. 09:16 – Some Iranians now view outside military intervention as the only path to regime change due to desperation. 11:32 – Gulf states are alarmed by Israeli aggression and fear instability from regime collapse, despite opposing Iran. 14:13 – A power vacuum in Iran could lead to civil war, refugee flows, and wider regional destabilization. 17:24 – Saudi, Turkey, and Pakistan may be quietly forming a bloc to counterbalance Israeli hegemony in the region. 20:11 – Iran’s fractured opposition lacks strength partly because sanctions crushed the middle class that fuels reform. 23:17 – Reza Pahlavi has grown closer to Israel, leading to division and backlash within the exile opposition. 25:07 – Monarchist support in Iran is hard to quantify—some chants back him, others reject him outright. 26:09 – Pahlavi says he wants democracy, but critics argue his conduct and followers cast doubt on that claim. 31:50 – Trita Parsi’s family fled Iran before the revolution; both the Shah and the Islamic Republic persecuted them. 34:24 – Iran’s internet blackout has cut off communications, and exact casualty numbers remain unclear. 37:10 – Hundreds of regime security forces have also been killed, suggesting an unprecedented level of resistance. 39:42 – Kurdish separatist groups may be exploiting the unrest, but aren't representative of the broader protest movement. 43:32 – Israel may see Iran’s total collapse as a strategic goal, even if it causes long-term regional chaos. 45:28 – Sanctions have historically made democratic transitions harder by weakening civil society more than regimes. 47:16 – US interests differ from Israel’s: Washington may want regime change, but not a failed or fragmented state. 50:23 – A Maduro-style solution could be attempted, but unlike Venezuela, the US has fewer internal contacts in Iran. 51:39 – Israel may push for not just regime change but destruction of Iran’s entire military infrastructure.
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🇮🇷 EMERGENCY INTERVIEW: U.S. TO STRIKE IRAN - WHAT COMES NEXT It’s almost definite now, Trump is planning to strike Iran. The only question is: What’s his objective? Is it a complete regime change, or a Venezuela-like goal to replace the Supreme Leader with a more lenient member of the same regime? If it’s the former, then Iran, and the region, are in deep trouble. My guest today, Quincy Institute’s Trita Parsi, escaped Iran during the 1979 revolution, and his family has been targeted and jailed by both the current regime and the previous Monarchy. He breaks down the repercussions of a regime change, how Iran will retaliate to U.S. strikes, and the increasing risk of a civil was in the country. He also makes a very interesting point: Iran is at the mercy of Israeli ambitions (the destruction of the current regime and the country’s military capabilities) and American/Gulf ambitions (a stable regime with possibly a new leader more friendly to the West). I enjoyed this interview as Trita, an expert in the region, does not take sides. He’s very critical of the current regime, not a fan of the previous one, and thinks any American strikes on the country could have devastating consequences. We both agreed: The current regime is terrible, but a regime change may end up being worse if not executed properly and carefully. 03:25 – The protests in Iran were not the trigger for war planning; if anything, they delayed it. 04:02 – The original justification for attacking Iran came from Israeli concerns over missile threats, not internal unrest. 06:41 – The roots of Iran's current instability lie in sanctions that intentionally devastated the middle class. 09:16 – Some Iranians now view outside military intervention as the only path to regime change due to desperation. 11:32 – Gulf states are alarmed by Israeli aggression and fear instability from regime collapse, despite opposing Iran. 14:13 – A power vacuum in Iran could lead to civil war, refugee flows, and wider regional destabilization. 17:24 – Saudi, Turkey, and Pakistan may be quietly forming a bloc to counterbalance Israeli hegemony in the region. 20:11 – Iran’s fractured opposition lacks strength partly because sanctions crushed the middle class that fuels reform. 23:17 – Reza Pahlavi has grown closer to Israel, leading to division and backlash within the exile opposition. 25:07 – Monarchist support in Iran is hard to quantify—some chants back him, others reject him outright. 26:09 – Pahlavi says he wants democracy, but critics argue his conduct and followers cast doubt on that claim. 31:50 – Trita Parsi’s family fled Iran before the revolution; both the Shah and the Islamic Republic persecuted them. 34:24 – Iran’s internet blackout has cut off communications, and exact casualty numbers remain unclear. 37:10 – Hundreds of regime security forces have also been killed, suggesting an unprecedented level of resistance. 39:42 – Kurdish separatist groups may be exploiting the unrest, but aren't representative of the broader protest movement. 43:32 – Israel may see Iran’s total collapse as a strategic goal, even if it causes long-term regional chaos. 45:28 – Sanctions have historically made democratic transitions harder by weakening civil society more than regimes. 47:16 – US interests differ from Israel’s: Washington may want regime change, but not a failed or fragmented state. 50:23 – A Maduro-style solution could be attempted, but unlike Venezuela, the US has fewer internal contacts in Iran. 51:39 – Israel may push for not just regime change but destruction of Iran’s entire military infrastructure.

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Fox News’ Peter Doocy: “The president is probably about to order something big in Iran be BLOWN UP. We know that a couple of days ago he was in the Oval Office and was asked if a red line for restarting a hot war against Iran would be U.S. troops being killed. And he said that would be a good reason to resume military operations.” “There were no U.S. troops killed here, but it seems like Iran was trying really, really hard to kill U.S. troops because they did shoot down an Apache helicopter.” “An operational first was using this drone—this water-based drone… U.S. Navy Corsair… We don’t know exactly how the drone contributed to the search [of the two U.S. helicopter pilots].”
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Fox News’ Peter Doocy: “The president is probably about to order something big in Iran be BLOWN UP. We know that a couple of days ago he was in the Oval Office and was asked if a red line for restarting a hot war against Iran would be U.S. troops being killed. And he said that would be a good reason to resume military operations.” “There were no U.S. troops killed here, but it seems like Iran was trying really, really hard to kill U.S. troops because they did shoot down an Apache helicopter.” “An operational first was using this drone—this water-based drone… U.S. Navy Corsair… We don’t know exactly how the drone contributed to the search [of the two U.S. helicopter pilots].”

RedWave Press

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Trita Parsi Trita Parsi, Executive Vice President of Quincy Institute, is reportedly being investigated by the U.S. Administration and may be in danger of being deported. I can only hope that is a scare tactic, or just fake news, bc not only would such an attempt to silence a critic of America's foolish war in Iran be unconstitutional, it would be incredibly foolish. Trita has been on our show many times, and has ALWAYS been a voice of reason, of intelligence, and perhaps most of all: pro-America. He is a genuine America-firster and all of his advice and critique has been centered on trying to convince the government to avoid policies that are harmful to us and to pursue policies from which we can benefit. We need more men like Trita Parsi in the national dialogue.
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Trita Parsi Trita Parsi, Executive Vice President of Quincy Institute, is reportedly being investigated by the U.S. Administration and may be in danger of being deported. I can only hope that is a scare tactic, or just fake news, bc not only would such an attempt to silence a critic of America's foolish war in Iran be unconstitutional, it would be incredibly foolish. Trita has been on our show many times, and has ALWAYS been a voice of reason, of intelligence, and perhaps most of all: pro-America. He is a genuine America-firster and all of his advice and critique has been centered on trying to convince the government to avoid policies that are harmful to us and to pursue policies from which we can benefit. We need more men like Trita Parsi in the national dialogue.

Daniel Davis Deep Dive

167,414 次观看 • 2 个月前

🇮🇷 "CROWN PRINCE SOUNDS LIKE AN IDF SPOKESPERSON, NOT AN IRANIAN LEADER” Trita Parsi says Reza Pahlavi is not the democratic solution for Iran that some hope for. "It is not sufficient to make good speeches or publish well-written plans on how to transition towards democracy. Just take a look at the comments that will be posted to this video. People say I should be hanged for criticizing him. His job should be to delegitimize the use of force of the regime. Instead, he said ‘in war, there will be casualties’" Iranian analyst, Trita Parsi
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🇮🇷 "CROWN PRINCE SOUNDS LIKE AN IDF SPOKESPERSON, NOT AN IRANIAN LEADER” Trita Parsi says Reza Pahlavi is not the democratic solution for Iran that some hope for. "It is not sufficient to make good speeches or publish well-written plans on how to transition towards democracy. Just take a look at the comments that will be posted to this video. People say I should be hanged for criticizing him. His job should be to delegitimize the use of force of the regime. Instead, he said ‘in war, there will be casualties’" Iranian analyst, Trita Parsi

Mario Nawfal

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This Is the Real Key to Ending the Iran War ⚠️ In this clip, Trita Parsi (Trita Parsi) lays out the stakes with absolute clarity: “what (Iran and Oman are negotiating) right now is… some form of a joint management of the Strait (of Hormuz).” There is zero diplomacy going on directly between the United States and Iran at the moment. He explains how U.S. pressure — “Marco Rubio kind of threatened the Omanis” — derailed earlier progress and why the conflict will continue until a real agreement is reached: “Once (the Strait of Hormuz issue) is resolved, the war ends.” But Parsi warns that Washington may use any Oman‑Iran deal merely to *temporarily* pause the fighting to calm oil markets -- before restarting hostilities. a move that could further shatter trust and make diplomacy nearly impossible. If Oman loses international credibility, Parsi says, “it will be so much more difficult to be able to get back to any type of a negotiation.” This is a critical moment for U.S. strategy, the Iran war, and the entire Middle East conflict. Watch the full clip. ▶️ 🏷️#IranWar #USStrategy #MiddleEastConflict #StraitOfHormuz #DanielDavisDeepDive #TritaParsi #Geopolitics #ForeignPolicy #NationalSecurity #Diplomacy
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This Is the Real Key to Ending the Iran War ⚠️ In this clip, Trita Parsi (Trita Parsi) lays out the stakes with absolute clarity: “what (Iran and Oman are negotiating) right now is… some form of a joint management of the Strait (of Hormuz).” There is zero diplomacy going on directly between the United States and Iran at the moment. He explains how U.S. pressure — “Marco Rubio kind of threatened the Omanis” — derailed earlier progress and why the conflict will continue until a real agreement is reached: “Once (the Strait of Hormuz issue) is resolved, the war ends.” But Parsi warns that Washington may use any Oman‑Iran deal merely to *temporarily* pause the fighting to calm oil markets -- before restarting hostilities. a move that could further shatter trust and make diplomacy nearly impossible. If Oman loses international credibility, Parsi says, “it will be so much more difficult to be able to get back to any type of a negotiation.” This is a critical moment for U.S. strategy, the Iran war, and the entire Middle East conflict. Watch the full clip. ▶️ 🏷️#IranWar #USStrategy #MiddleEastConflict #StraitOfHormuz #DanielDavisDeepDive #TritaParsi #Geopolitics #ForeignPolicy #NationalSecurity #Diplomacy

Daniel Davis Deep Dive

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