Considering what happened the last time the Iranian's took matters into their own hands, I think I'd prefer not to have the youth population run wild with no direction.
I think the student population now is generally more moderate, although there are some really crazy exceptions, but they haven't had any sort of true leader or experience in bringing about a true democratic revolution. Yeah, overthrowing the regime sounds cool and all, but if done wrong we could be in an even worse place than we are now.
Anywho. I have a few friends who work internationally on this sort of stuff and when they get busy it's never a good sign. They're really busy right now. This could get bad fast if we aren't very careful.
My feeling, too. BTW, I am the first to acknowledge that I am speaking from a position of total ignorance. I only know what I read in the US and European press.
However, I think the rather sunny idea that we will somehow, in the course of the next two weeks, be able to encourage a "resistance" to arise and overthrow the mullahcracy is a pretty futile hope. Many of the student dissidents of last year, btw, wanted a MORE Islamic and Sharia dominated state rather than a more liberal one.
Again, I have no insider information, but I don't think the "revolution" exists at this point nor do I think we have the time or ability to develop it.