The situation in Iran is rapidly escalating, with the return of the Shah gaining momentum as a potential solution to the Islamist terrorist regime that has ruled the country for 47 years.
According to recent reports, the son of the former Shah is ready to take over and replace the radical regime, which has been responsible for widespread human rights abuses and oppression.
In February, the people of Iran again called for the Shah's return, with chants of anti-regime and pro-Shah slogans echoing across the country in response to the Islamist regime's propaganda ceremony.
The international community, including President Trump and the Middle East, may prefer the Shah over the Islamist terrorist regime, which has been responsible for numerous human rights abuses and terrorism.
The US has been in and out of talks with the regime, but President Trump's economic measures have taken a significant toll on the regime, with some believing that economic destruction was the main plan all along.
There are many now calling for the Shah's return, with some experts predicting that an uprising in Iran could happen any day now.
Iran has already faced a ground invasion, with thousands of Arab and Afghan terrorists flooding the country and occupying entire cities, resulting in widespread murder, rape, and oppression of citizens.
Interestingly, the "anti-war" crowd was dead silent during this time, and it is now clear that a more aggressive approach may be necessary to bring about regime change.
Some experts believe that a regime change-aimed ground invasion would be supported by the Iranian people, who have suffered greatly under the Islamist regime and are eager for change.
Before January's uprising, there may have been a majority of Iranians who believed that the regime could be overthrown entirely without foreign intervention, but those days are now long gone.
Many people, including those who have spoken out against regime change, are now realizing that it may be necessary to bring about a new era for Iran.
The situation in Iran remains volatile, with an uprising potentially happening at any moment, and the international community is closely watching the situation unfold.
