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The Case for Regime Change in Iran
The Case for Regime Change in Iran: Denying Tehran The Bomb is a Special Report prepared by The Washington Times Advocacy Department.
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Regime change in Iran: Major U.S. figures join call for regime change in Tehran
Tens of thousands of Iranian opposition exiles gathered in France last weekend for an annual rally demanding regime change in Iran and condemning President Obama's push to sign a nuclear accord with the Islamic republic.
Regime change in Iran: Iran is the true epicenter of the world's radical Islamic extremism
I'm very proud to be with you for this remarkable and inspiring display of Iranian unity against the terror and violence and extremism of the regime in Tehran and the people who are under attack in Camp Liberty.
Regime change in Iran: Why the U.S. must protect Camp Liberty
This year we join in solidarity once again to remember the deadly rocket attacks on Camp Liberty in 2013 and to demand that the people in Camp Liberty live in safety and security. No longer the targets of terrorist acts. No longer the victims of violence. No longer left unprotected.
Regime change in Iran: Congress must not let a bad Iran nuclear deal compromise U.S. national securi
No issue is more important to the House Foreign Affairs Committee than preventing the ayatollah from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
Regime change in Iran: Good people should be good allies to one another
The Iranian people and the American people are good friends and should be good allies. People to people, we have no quarrel with the Iranian people.
Regime change in Iran: It's time for America to keep its promises to the Iranian opposition
I wish our government back home could see the speech that Madame Rajavi just gave so they would understand that it's not the MEK that should have been on the terrorist list; it's the Iranian mullahs who should have been on the terrorist list.
Regime change in Iran: A nuclear Iran is an existential threat to U.S. allies in the Middle East
For the past 19 years, my principal focus has been on preventing a nuclear Iran.
Regime change in Iran: The Democratic alternative for Iran is you
I have three questions. One, will there be change in Iran? [Crowd: Yes!] Number two, is there a democratic alternative opposition? [Crowd: Yes!] Number three, is the current Iranian regime reasonable and moderate? [Crowd: No!] Very good.
Regime change in Iran: The Iranian people want regime change, not appeasement
We have come here to convey to the world the voice and message of Iran's rightful owners, the Iranian people.
Regime change in Iran: America must unequivocally demand a non-nuclear Iran
The ayatollah must go. Gone. He and Rouhani and Ahmadinejad and all the rest of them should be put on trial for crimes against humanity for the thousands and hundreds of thousands of people they have killed, and it is about time we stop ignoring it.
Regime change in Iran: The Iranian regime's blatant record of war crimes
As a professor of criminal law for half a century, I can attest to you that the current leaders of Iran are the worst international war criminals of the 21st century.
Regime change in Iran: America's moral responsibility to those trapped at Camp Liberty
With a very long history of serving the American people in the U.S. national interest, we stand together today to call for a new approach of our country's policy toward Iran and Iranian opposition.
Regime change in Iran: A plan to liberate Iran
Maryam Rajavi's steadfast message, to political and religious leaders around the world over a period of many years, is a 10-point plan for the future of Iran that would resolve Iran's most dangerous and destabilizing challenges.
Regime change in Iran: We must avoid a 'diplomatic Waterloo' with Iran
This year, much of Europe — although not France — will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. This decisive moment in history ended the Napoleonic era and effectively ended centuries of French domination of Western European politics.
Regime change in Iran: A regime that cannot be trusted
We do not have, in my judgment, a reasonable chance of persuading the ayatollahs to agree with us on any sensible approach toward nuclear weapons.
Regime change in Iran: I see a day when Iran rejoins the nations of free people
Lovers of liberty, I salute you. I see a day coming when thugs riding motorcycles will not beat up peaceful people in the streets in order to silence them in Iran.
Regime change in Iran: Standing against the Ayatollah, extremists and tyranny
We, the American people, the American Congress, will make sure that we have the final word on any agreement concerning a nuclear agreement with Iran.
Regime change in Iran: The Iranian regime remains a threat to liberty
The Iranian regime remains a threat to liberty, a threat to peace and a threat to stability in the region. Iran continues to support terrorism, to suppress all forms of free expression, violates human rights and seeks to build nuclear weapons that undermine the security of the United States and our allies in the region.
Regime change in Iran: Time to free MEK members from their Iraqi prison camp
I know many of you are frustrated that 2,500 of your comrades are still in prison at Camp Liberty. We have been here many times and talked about getting them out to safety, and nothing seems to change.
Regime change in Iran: Iran is a ticking time bomb
Your organization (the National Council for the Resistance of Iran) is a pillar for democratic change in a time of turmoil.
Regime change in Iran: End Iran's nuclear ambitions by getting rid of the ayatollahs
The ayatollahs have never been closer to their 30-year-plus objective of getting deliverable nuclear weapons. They are clearly intent on getting an agreement with the five permanent members of the Security Council and Germany that will lock in that achievement.
Celebrate Liberty Month: Embracing delegation
Delegation of discretionary authority to administrative agencies is often attacked as unconstitutional, undemocratic and contrary to the public interest.
Regime change in Iran: Why Tehran must be denied a nuclear bomb
Retired Army Gen. Hugh Shelton, ex-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, reading excerpts of the New Policy Initiative:
Regime change in Iran: More American support for regime change and the Iranian opposition
"I've found every time I've been able to come to Paris, to listen to the strong reports of Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, to see what people around the world are doing to get to a free and peaceful Iran, I am impressed and motivated."
