Iran a difficult time for Iranian political leadership
By Arash Nikzad
As united states President outlined in his October 13th speech. “The Iranian Revolutionary Guard is the Iranian Supreme Leader's corrupt personal terror force and militia," and “It has hijacked large portions of Iran's economy and seized massive religious endowments to fund war and terror abroad." Indeed, the IRGC today is arguably Iran's most important economic actor, in control of numerous companies in divers’ fields and particular the smuggling of opium from Afghanistan and human smuggling, too.
The control of almost ninety percent of Iranian economy enables IRGC to engage in a broad range of destabilizing activities in the Middle East countries, among them the arming of regional brutal regimes like Syria's Bashar al-Assad and the training and equipping of radical groups ranging from Lebanon's Hezbollah to Iraq's paramilitary Shi'a militias.
Furthermore, The IRGC is determined to spread the radical ideology of the mullahs abroad while killing or imprisoning the regime's domestic opponents as the supreme leader instrument for the internal crackdown.
This is why blacklisting the IRGC has emerged as a critical element of the Trump government's efforts to "counter the regime's destabilizing role in the Middle East."
In fact, Terrorist designation and related sanctions for the IRGC are important initial steps toward a right policy against the Iranian regime destructive policy in the world. The international community must realize that the current regime must be changed and finally overthrown.
As Maryam Rajavi, the president-elect of the primary Iranian opposition, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), correctly pointed out, Overthrow is within reach and there is a viable and homegrown alternative.
So, it’s a difficult time for Iranian political leadership, and many of them admitted that our enemies decided to overthrow us in their different ceremonies and occasions in Tehran and other countries main cities.
As united states President outlined in his October 13th speech. “The Iranian Revolutionary Guard is the Iranian Supreme Leader's corrupt personal terror force and militia," and “It has hijacked large portions of Iran's economy and seized massive religious endowments to fund war and terror abroad." Indeed, the IRGC today is arguably Iran's most important economic actor, in control of numerous companies in divers’ fields and particular the smuggling of opium from Afghanistan and human smuggling, too.
The control of almost ninety percent of Iranian economy enables IRGC to engage in a broad range of destabilizing activities in the Middle East countries, among them the arming of regional brutal regimes like Syria's Bashar al-Assad and the training and equipping of radical groups ranging from Lebanon's Hezbollah to Iraq's paramilitary Shi'a militias.
Furthermore, The IRGC is determined to spread the radical ideology of the mullahs abroad while killing or imprisoning the regime's domestic opponents as the supreme leader instrument for the internal crackdown.
This is why blacklisting the IRGC has emerged as a critical element of the Trump government's efforts to "counter the regime's destabilizing role in the Middle East."
In fact, Terrorist designation and related sanctions for the IRGC are important initial steps toward a right policy against the Iranian regime destructive policy in the world. The international community must realize that the current regime must be changed and finally overthrown.
As Maryam Rajavi, the president-elect of the primary Iranian opposition, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), correctly pointed out, Overthrow is within reach and there is a viable and homegrown alternative.
So, it’s a difficult time for Iranian political leadership, and many of them admitted that our enemies decided to overthrow us in their different ceremonies and occasions in Tehran and other countries main cities.
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