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Lindsey Graham Gets Hit For Reckless Iranian Regime Change Rhetoric

Lindsey Graham Gets Hit For Reckless Iranian Regime Change Rhetoric

Drew Berquist and Tom Cunningham discuss the political landscape, focusing on Lindsey Graham's push for regime change in Iran, comparing the Ayatollah to Hitler. They criticize Graham's hawkish stance and the simplistic rhetoric from both the far-right and anti-Trump factions. Berquist highlights the complexities of regime change, noting it's never easy or organic, and often driven by powerful governments and intelligence agencies. He mentions Reza Pahlavi as a potential figurehead, suggesting external forces like Israel's Mossad may influence such changes. The conversation underscores the lack of nuanced understanding among political commentators and the public regarding international politics.

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Bill
7 days ago

Why is Lindsay’s stance reckless? All over the Middle East people are realizing that the only way to guarantee peace in the region is to get rid of this dangerous regime which controls much of the Middle East in spite of what the press says. Conceding was a deadly maneuver in WWII, and nothing is decided by making concessions. Trump’s idea of peace is to concede to the aggressor and actually reward them for their aggression and give them ideas about continuing their behavior. He is doing the same thing with Putin. This may get him seen in a good light with a Peace Prize but will not contribute to peace in the long run. I doubt that Chamberlain was not up for a Peace Prize for his concessions early in WWII. Lindsay is being unfairly targeted because he sees the handwriting on the wall.