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🇫🇷 MACRON IS RIGHT: REGIME CHANGE NEVER WORKS - AND IRAN WOULD BE NO DIFFERENT Trump just threatened to join Israel in bombing Iran. It’s not just saber-rattling - it signals yet another U.S. push for regime change. Macron warns: “Anyone who has sought in the past to change...

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DrPejman ☼ 𓄂𓆃 profil fotoğrafı
DrPejman ☼ 𓄂𓆃1 yıl önce

WRONG. The Iranian people have been fighting for 46 years to get rid of this terrorist regime

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Holly Williams1 yıl önce

@Ronald_7727🍕 This guy is a genius and is awesome. 🎌 🔥 🌻

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Didnt' it work for Germany and Japan after WWII?

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The ayatolla’s reign is coming to an end. The people of Iran will rise at this opportunity and fall his oppressive rule.

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Matt Allen1 yıl önce

I agree with him to an extent because the people definitely have to want it, but thankfully France helped America with a regime change in 1776 🇺🇸

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Agreed

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Civilians casualties only

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♡Rain♡🇺🇸1 yıl önce

Macrom

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France surrendered. lol 😂

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But Macron want a regime change in Russia via Ukraine

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