Since its inception in 1979, the Islamic Republic of Iran has been the primary source of instability and violence in the Middle East. The regime’s efforts in exporting fundamentalism and terrorism abroad are well documented. The death and destruction of the last six months are prime examples of what happens when this rogue regime is not confronted and is even emboldened. The Islamic Republic's rulers and its ruthless arm, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), have recently embarked on new exploits that have brought the region ever closer to the brink of war.
While everyone agrees that the "head of the snake" is in Tehran, no one wants a war that will bring more misery to the region. The Iranian people who have suffered over forty years of oppression under the Islamic regime’s brutal rule are desperately caught in this dangerous situation. Now, more than ever, it is quite clear that the only way to achieve a more peaceful and stable Middle East is by putting an end to the Islamic Republic's rule in Iran, which must be achieved by the Iranian people, without any outside interference.
