As soon as the protests broke out in Iran, I had a clear understanding that Mossad agents were involved in inciting the protests. This is a typical scheme the Zionists employ to weaken and direct a nation towards regime change, for their ulterior motives of governmental control. Once they have a leader that will do their bidding, they will then keep that nation under their thumb from then on.

The truth is the Shah of Iran was a Jew, and his son the so-called prince of Iran in exile is also a Jew. The protestors are flying Israeli flags, and flashing photos of Trump as their savior.

This is about as messed up as it gets. What the protestors are celebrating is their own future slavery to a westernized government where they think they will achieve freedom, but it will open the door to corruption and control.
In this regard I have had mixed feelings about this revolution from the very beginning. I was also fully aware of the religious driven abuses of women and children by the radical Shia sect of Islam.

What the people in Iran are being told is not the full truth. They are being told they can be free to dress and act like they want, freedom of speech will flourish, women can walk the streets without a male guardian, and bars will open for alcohol consumption, parties among friends will be possible, dancing and music will be allowed, and gay sex activity will no longer be outlawed. These things are the inducements to overthrow the existing Iranian government.

What they are not being told is, they will not have real democracy, they will be ruled by a monarchy, their culture will be corrupted by immorality and sex trafficking, alcohol and drug use will be rampant, and they will be forever under the control of the Zionists in Israel.

But the masses don’t think that far ahead. They are easily swayed and controlled by change agents sent in by foreign countries, including the US and Israel. They are being exploited and deceived with lies and falsehoods. But unfortunately, they have no power, inclination or time to realign themselves with a “better truth”.

Observing this situation from an objective viewpoint I shared thoughts with a retired US official and wrote this:

“The masses react without wisdom. They are victims from start to finish.”
“Nothing works out good when Zionists are involved.”

“The system is rigged. And those that seek freedom only find deceptive traps.”
“Afterwards what will remain?”
“What corrupt leader will rule the next Iran?”

To say I have mixed feelings about the Iranian revolution is an understatement. However, in one regard I am happy the people are starting to come out of the oppressive control of a radical religious group that has abused them for many decades. It is my hope that afterwards the spirit of freedom will help them navigate to a better truth where they can discern between good and evil and start a process where they throw off the chains of political, economic and cultural slavery.
However, no one can guarantee such a hope, or predict an absolute future outcome.

So it is with caution that I hope the Iranians can eventually find a new path that will create a wholesome society.
As things stand now, there is still a great danger that a major war can break out between Israel, the US and Iran, where thousands of missiles and bombs could be used on a wide variety of targets.
If that carnage and death could be avoided by the collapse of a corrupt regime, this was in my opinion, a better option for the time being. This is why I tolerated the protests and hoped for the best. Anytime a war can be avoided and the death count reduced, it is a good thing.

But that is not the end of the story. The Iranians will still have to deal with the deceptive change agents in their country that want above all else for non-jews to be eradicated off the planet, their children killed, their populations decimated and those that remain placed in eternal chains of slavery to the so-called chosen, master race. George Eaton