Some see imminent overthrow of IRGC

By Abdul Masih —

If ever there was a moment to overthrow the Islamic non-Persian (current) rulers of Iran (the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corp), the time is now.

Protests are breaking out in Shiraz, Tehran, Arak and elsewhere. Some people have taken advantage of the custom of covid masks to hide their identity, but other people just don’t care and willing risk their lives. In recent days, the IRGC has killed hundreds of protesters.

“The crackdown started, obviously, but first, but one of the main problems is that they don’t even have enough of their own people, the regime, to take control completely because you you still need to be able to feed your own people,” says newscaster Mayhar Tousi from the UK.

Israel’s counterattack against Iran wiped out their nuclear weapons development and their ballistic missile production. It hit military installations and specifically targeted IRGC leaders. The waves of warplanes wrecking havoc — along with anti-IRGC operatives on the ground — has softened up significantly the feared hardline government.

So the time is ripe for revolution. The greatest obstacle, of course, is that only the IRGC has guns.

Meanwhile, in a recent meeting in Germany, Reza Pahlavi was voted the interim leader of Iran. He is the crown prince son of the Shah who was deposed in 1979 by the IRGC, which instituted terror domestically and abroad. The IRGC summarily hung citizens and sponsored Hezbollah in Syrian and Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen and Hamas in Gaza.

Of late, Iran has suffered blackouts and shortages of water. People have no money and no food, and the economy has ground to a standstill as industry after industry goes on strike against the government. Banks are closed, Tousi says.

The Israeli spy agency, Mossad, is showing the fruits of its labors in Iran as a vast network of operatives have begun blowing up IRGC infrastructure. These explosions continued long after Trump’s imposed ceasefire on Iran and Israel. It has been easy for Mossad to recruit operatives in Iran for two reasons: the significant Jewish population in the nation and the even more significant hatred for their oppressive government.

Chants on videos that have emerged from Iran include: “No to Gaza, no to Lebanon, I will give my life only for Iran.” This refers to how the IRGC has invested money in terrorism abroad while neglecting the wellbeing of its own citizens.

Tousi, who as a Persian immigrant speaks Farsi, translated another chant: “Freedom, freedom, freedom, we would rather die than live under slavery.” In one video clip, Iranians were singing the national anthem under the Shah, and a protester displayed the flag of Iran from time of the Shah — worthy of the death penalty, Tousi says.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei emerged from his bunker to threaten the world. Iran will control the Strait of Hormuz in attempt to raise prices on oil. But this move might backfire as it might invite renewed strikes from America.

The latest IRGC propaganda in Iran is a memorial for the all the martyrs who died in the cause of fighting Israel, but it looks more like a tribute the success of Mossad and the Israeli Defense Forces. It features life-size cutouts of all the dead Iranian leaders, and it’s on display at Tehran airport.

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