حمایت واشنگتن از دولت در تبعید

"There is no one left but him." Mark Levin, a former adviser to the U.S. president, has once again publicly backed Prince Reza Pahlavi — this time around the idea of a government-in-exile, and the argument that Washington should fund and support it. Every day, this scenario becomes more real. Bureaucratically and politically, plenty of people will line up to criticize the Prince, boo him, attack him, try to diminish his character. But the plain reality is this: outside of him, no one is left. Those who could have been were killed or are gone. And the so-called "alternatives" produced from inside the system over the past four or five years — from Khatami to Mousavi — were never qualified to represent the Iranian people. They were of the regime itself. They stole Iran. Reformist or hardliner — a pack of thieves. One steals the tonsils, the other steals the carpets. 👇 Is a government-in-exile a real step or just a headline? Drop your take in the comments and share this with someone who needs to hear it. منبع / Source: https://youtu.be/sSC81Qn_Fu0?t=1601#رضاپهلوی #شاهزاده_رضا_پهلوی #دولت_در_تبعید #ایران #براندازی #جمهوری_اسلامی #اصلاح_طلبان #مارک_لوین #سیاست_ایران #آزادی_ایران #ایران_اینترنشنال #خبر_فوری #RezaPahlavi #GovernmentInExile #IranProtests #FreeIran #IranNews #MarkLevin #IranianDiaspora #IranPolitics #RegimeChange #MiddleEast #IranUprising #PersianPolitics #Podcast