Hopefully this won't lead to more chaos as in Syria, Iraq, Libya, etc. This whole situation is very similar to the Ukrainian crisis, which did not lead to good results for Ukrainians or the rest of the world. Ukraine, a European country that received extensive support from the West even with officials from EU countries filling high government posts, still remains a dysfunctional mess.
Keep in mind, Ukraine's population has an average IQ of 97, Iran has an average IQ of 84. So I doubt that if the Islamic republic is overthrown suddenly Iran will become some kind of liberal democracy as a lot of people seem to be trying to suggest.
Anyway, more recently there is also this. Regardless of what President Trump's intentions might be, the fact that the US is going to such great lengths to make its support for the protests clear is quite hypocritical considering the past 12 months of outrage over the alleged """Russian meddling."""
Also, here is a good video from not too long ago on the subject examining the situation within the geopolitical context, which cannot be ignored.
Keep in mind, Ukraine's population has an average IQ of 97, Iran has an average IQ of 84. So I doubt that if the Islamic republic is overthrown suddenly Iran will become some kind of liberal democracy as a lot of people seem to be trying to suggest.
Anyway, more recently there is also this. Regardless of what President Trump's intentions might be, the fact that the US is going to such great lengths to make its support for the protests clear is quite hypocritical considering the past 12 months of outrage over the alleged """Russian meddling."""
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US abusing UN Security Council to interfere in Iran's internal affairs – Russia
By calling a UN Security Council meeting with the demand to support anti-government protesters in Iran, the US is trying to bend the UNSC mandate, which does not deal with countries' internal affairs, the Russian envoy said.
“We obviously regret the loss of lives as a result of the demonstrations that were not so peaceful. However, let Iran deal with its own problems, especially since this is precisely what’s taking place,” Russian envoy to the UN Vasiliy Nebenzia said.
Vassily Nebenzia slammed the US for diverting attention from important international issues the UN Security Council should be addressing.
“You are dispersing the energy of the Security Council, instead of focusing it on dealing with key crisis situations in Afghanistan, Syria Libya, Iraq, Yemen, DPRK, the African continent. Instead of that, you are proposing that we interfere in the internal affairs of a state."
"We don't want to get involved in destabilizing Iran or any other country."
He also reminded Washington of its own history of cracking down on protests.
"If we follow your logic, then we should have meetings of the Security Council after the events in Ferguson or after the dispersal by force of the Occupied street movement in Manhattan.”
Also, here is a good video from not too long ago on the subject examining the situation within the geopolitical context, which cannot be ignored.