Listen now | In 1979, Crown Prince of Iran Reza Pahlavi was attending fighter pilot school in Lubbock, Texas when the Islamic Revolution overthrew his father's reign. A radical theocracy seized power and began extinguishing freedoms, persecuting minorities, and taking a pro-Western Iran back to the Middle Ages. Since then, the Crown Prince has lived in exile as a leading voice for a secular and democratic Iran. What is his view of the Revolution? Why does he believe regime change is possible today? And how should the U.S. and the West deal with Iran?
$$$ always help for majority of Iranian population who are struggling to survive and turning internal revolution. No US involvement but funding to a well qualified person like Reza Pahlavi is the good start .
A million problems for us to solve and another “regime change fantasy” is not one of them. Americans shouldn’t touch anything like that with a ten foot pole
Prince Reza Pahlavi is the only solution for peace in the world.
$$$ always help for majority of Iranian population who are struggling to survive and turning internal revolution. No US involvement but funding to a well qualified person like Reza Pahlavi is the good start .
A million problems for us to solve and another “regime change fantasy” is not one of them. Americans shouldn’t touch anything like that with a ten foot pole