- Joined
- Sep 15, 2012
- Messages
- 36,962
- Reaction score
- 13,586
- Location
- Columbus, OH
- Gender
- Male
- Political Leaning
- Moderate
Regime change is inevitable because Ayatollah Khamenei is 86 years old. The only question is what happens when he dies? Will his son and heir be crowned the next Supreme Leader in a smooth transition? Will Ayatollah Larijani murder him and seize power? Or will the Iranian people sack up and put an end to this Islamic reign of terror?Ali Khamenei has been the Supreme Ruler of Iran since 1989. Regime change will only be possible if the people of Iran make that change happen. A growing number of Iranians are not happy with the existing ruler and are protesting, they want change. Some Iranians want a more democratic government, and many see the current situation with Israel as unsustainable.
However, the majority of Iranians inside Iran are satisfied with the stability of the current political system and, up until a couple of days ago, peaceful and safe relative to their neighborhood.They want to maintain that. Then, there are some who want to see reforms but not a counter revolution. Most real opposition is either quiet, in jail or have fled.
Since the Islamic revolution so far, Iranians have uprisen against Islamic regime many times, but IRG forces and police have severely suppressed all the objections.