Iran’s future is in uncertainty; can have domino effect

You can tell that a government is in trouble when it starts making threats against its own people as to what it will do if it loses power.

Iran’s leadership did exactly that last week. If the regime falls, it promises to unleash all its remaining missiles on its own people, city by city. Not only that, but it promises to escape to nearby Arab states where it plans to disrupt the workings of those states.

Why should that surprise us?

After all, it has been working to disrupt the worldwide sale of oil by attacking ships in the Straits of Hormuz. It has also long funded terrorist efforts in Iraq, Lebanon, and a few other Middle Eastern states.

It has done so by hijacking profits from the sale of oil and using them to pay terrorists rather than building up the life of its own people.

The Iranian Islamists are altogether heartless. They have long been advocates of Adolf Hitler’s racial policies. They are a danger to the world.

What’s more, they have hidden enriched uranium deep underground and are determined at all costs to keep it and eventually use it to construct atomic bombs for use against Israel and the United States.

Behind the scenes, they are once again requesting a truce. They have, however, broken previous agreements and have used temporary peace as an opportunity to hide resources underground. The United States, however, is aware of all such locations and is intent on destroying these assets.

Meanwhile, the Islamists have threatened the United Kingdom (which has responded by pledging support to NATO). They are also threatening to invade a neighboring country and are continuing to launch missiles (but at a much slower rate) at several countries.

It would seem they want to hold most of their missiles in reserve for use against potential invaders such as Israel and t he United States. They are also well aware that the son of the former shah has been working behind the scenes to prepare patriotic non-Muslims in Iran to take their country back.

The United States, for its part, has been firing missiles and bombing every night. One day last week, they launched 49 accurate missiles into Iran to back up the work of the bombers. These missiles are capable of landing within a few yards of their target and destroying targets completely. In addition, the United States has brought in tanker planes to refuel bombers and fighter jets in the air. They’re also using the most modern airplanes in our arsenal.

The United State plans to run the island which ships Iranian oil overseas and use the income from that island to fund at least part of America’s war costs.

Meanwhile, without that revenue, Islamists will find it more and more difficult to fund terrorism. Right now Lebanon’s government has sent troops to root out such Iranian-paid terrorists from province after province (while Israel slowly backs out of the country.

These terrorists have been calling to Iran for backing, but thus far they aren’t getting it.

Israel has been watching Iran with interest while prepared to respond if Iran starts any attack on Israel. The Iranians have not this far done so.

America, however, is bombing bridges, buildings, and ports to destroy Iran’s ability to sustain itself or supply munitions for its attacks on shipping. One wonders if we’re also supplying guns to the pro-freedom Iranians.

That seems like a real possibility. I also wonder whether America has pressured the Kurds to return some of the weapons they diverted to their own use.