What is the link of new strategy of President Trump and demonstration in Iran?

By Arash Nikzad

Thousands of Iranians demonstrated in Tehran against the ruling corrupted mullahs over charges of state corruption and looting their money by the government financial forums. Just a few days of President trumps speech against the nuclear deal and the announcing of the new United States strategy before Iran’s regime some Iran specialists say the protesters were newly encouraged by Trump’s speech.
Therefore as Mrs. Maryam Rajavi president-elect of NCRI said:
“The Iranian people welcome a new approach by the U.S. government, recognizing the suffering of the Iranian people under the regime, ending years of misguided policy and siding with the Iranian people in their desire for regime change and the establishment of freedom and democracy,” she said in a recorded statement from her exiled headquarters near Paris, and she added Trump’s new strategy toward Iran gives ordinary Iranians hope and optimism for a real change in Iran.
Many politician and analyst believe that Mrs. Rajavi is the real voice of the dissatisfied people who tired from tyranny and corruption of the religious rulers, particular among the younger generation, women and most recently by thousands of youths, university students, workers, medicines and even by the ethnic and religious minorities in Iran.
As a result of the economic corruption of the Iran’s regime officials, the dissent against the clerical regime is growing especially given recent allegations that the regime took investors for their life savings.
Only, On  “Sunday afternoon 15th October the Iran capital Tehran witnessed a demonstration by thousands of people chanting the slogan, ‘We don’t want a government of sheiks,’ expressing their dissent with the ruling regime in its entirety.
In her message, Rajavi called for regime change and for international community and governments to recognize the Iranian resistance as the alternative to the current regime in Tehran.
 Mrs. Maryam Rajavi continued “It is imperative that the National Council of Resistance of Iran be recognized as the democratic alternative to the terrorist dictatorship ruling Iran. Such recognition would rectify decades of a misguided U.S. policy regarding the Iranian people.”
 And the “Dissent has grown significantly among the Iranian people, especially among women and young people. Regime change by the Iranian people and resistance is within reach.”