I am 100 percent against regime change. If the Iranian people want to change their Govt they can do it, its none of our business what they do. I just wanted the nukes gone, if they want to keep their Ayotollah that’s their business not mine
This whole thing, as well as the driving force for the past 30 years, has been to make certain that Iran would never possess nuclear weapons.
Regime change is a new fly in the ointment and seems to be a part of a Netanyahu wish list.
This is the kind of turn around that leads to charges of the U.S. doing the bidding of the Jewish state.
That would be like saying “We just want to stop the NAZI’s from waging war. If Hitler wants to remain in power, that’s none of our business”. The problem is, you can’t have one without the other. Allowing an enemy that remains committed to its destructive agenda, such as the Mullah regime, to remain in power is how we get endless wars.
The terms of peace sow the seeds for the next war. Allowing Stalin to occupy large swathes of Eastern Europe and northern Korea in the aftermath to WWII ensured 40 plus years of cold war in Europe, as well as the Korean War, which has never officially ended.
I’m all for regime change; just that it should be supported by other Arab states’ funding for weapons and fighters.