The recent merciless attacks on Israel by the terrorist organization Hamas have once again highlighted the evil role of the Islamic terrorist regime in Iran. The Islamic regime’s direct involvement in the heinous attacks showcases a menacing reality that extends far beyond mere support. United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) is among the organizations echoing this sentiment loud and clear, advocating for military strikes within Iran.
The terrorist regime ruling Iran indeed has blood on its hands, and its actions are despicable. This regime was not only behind the recent attacks but has a long history of promoting violence and terror. This terrorist regime has hijacked our nation’s pride and identity. It is a regime that must face accountability for its actions. However, the method of retribution proposed by some, including UANI, is a dangerous gambit, one that could potentially plunge our beloved homeland into chaos reminiscent of what we witnessed in Iraq.
Senator Joseph Lieberman, Chairman of UANI, who once was a strong advocate for the catastrophic Iraq war, seems to envision a similar fate for Iran. The scars from past interventions, particularly by the United States, still haunt Iranians. The pivotal role played by the United States, especially under the banner of the Democratic party led by Jimmy Carter, in overthrowing the late Shah of Iran and catapulting Khomeini into power, transformed Iran into a theocratic state, a stark reminder of the threats of foreign meddling.
The call for military action is a call for destruction of the Iran we hold so dear. It is disheartening to see Iranians involved with organizations like UANI, seemingly sidestepping their loyalty to their homeland, and aligning with war-mongering agendas. It is essential to remember that attacking Iran is not synonymous with attacking the Islamic regime. The repercussions of such military actions are grave and far-reaching, and the Iranian populace would bear the brunt of the devastation.
Interestingly, there are alternative routes to weakening the terrorist regime without resorting to military aggression. A more strategic approach would involve cracking down on the regime’s international networks. Denying regime elites, their offspring, and supporters the luxury of residing and working in nations like the US and Canada could significantly hamper the regime’s operations. Additionally, addressing the Islamic regime’s lobbying activities in Europe and the West, along with closing its embassies, would further isolate and weaken the regime.
The free world could also take a leaf from Israel’s book, which recently invited His Majesty Reza Shah II to the country, showcasing recognition for the legitimate leader of a free Iran.
In conclusion, while the call for holding the terrorist regime in Iran accountable is just, the means to achieve this end must be prudent. Military action against Iran is a reckless endeavor that threatens to engulf the region in further turmoil. By choosing strategic and non-violent measures, the international community can effectively contribute to dismantling the terror regime, thereby restoring peace and justice to the Iranian people and the region at large.