ANALYSIS: How to tackle Iran’s Middle East bellicosity

Missing link

 I am an Iranian. I am always worried about the situation in Iran and the Middle East. I afraid that there will be another unwanted war like Iraq in the region. I know that it will only harm the Iranian people.  I also know that fear of the existence of the war should not be the reason of prolonging the life of the clerical regime. I also know that it is a new policy that the US government has adopted on the clerical regime.
indeed when Obama was President by that appeasement policy. it was the main reason for interference in the region by Mullahs regime. He pursued an appeasement policy with the Mullahs regime and gave them open hands for importing terrorism in the region.
But with the new presidency, the policy of appeasement with the Iranian regime has been replaced by a tough policy that to force the clerical regime to obey international request.
in fact, I welcome to such this policy.
 but my main concern always telling me there is a missing link till I read an article in the site it made me satisfy and not to worry about Iran after Mullahs.

By Heshmat Alavi

Thanks to years of Western appeasement in the face of Iran’s belligerence across the Middle East, evidence of Tehran’s dangerous footprints are now visible in several countries across the region, including even Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province.

The Trump administration, however, has made it quite vivid its adoption of a firm approach. This stance, signaled in the historic May conference in Riyadh, is long overdue and should be enhanced by Washington supporting the Iranian people’s desire for regime change.

A history of devastation

Iran has a long record of hostility against neighboring countries and US interests in the Middle East. The 1983 bombings targeting the US Embassy and barracks in Beirut, the Khobar Towers attack in 1996, all climaxed in the support Iran provided for Shiite proxies and the Sunni Taliban in their campaign against US-led coalition forces in Afghanistan and Iraq.

In parallel form, the Lebanese Hezbollah and Hamas, two known terrorist groups, have for over 30 years enjoyed contributions from Tehran to fuel sectarianism throughout the Middle East and carry out terrorist attacks.

The Obama administration handed Iraq over to Iran on a silver plate through a strategic mistake of prematurely pulling out all US troops. This paved the path for Iran to further export its “revolution” through a convenient medium of extremist proxies.

The West can literally be accused of standing aside and watching Iran’s aggressive policy. This has rendered a slate of countries, including Afghanistan, Bahrain, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Yemen feel threatened and/or left utterly devastated from Iran’s meddling on their soil.read more click here

Failed Attempts of Iran Regime Against MEK

I was confused about diplomacy between Iran and France.

Since I am an Iranian. I'm trying to pursue some newspaper that links with Iran. recently I see that Iran's diplomacy was very active in France, and I see that much of contracts are being made with French companies and with French foreign policies. 
Although I Know the regime is not satisfied with the global diplomacy because he is getting the strike from that diplomacy as to do limitation about the nuclear bomb and imposing the new sanction on Iran. but I could not understand why and what is reason Iran diplomacy trying to stick with France.  
In this regard, Iran has tried to give all economic privileges to France. I paid a lot of attention to these deals that were closed between the Iranian and French regimes, and I saw even less than 30 percent of the benefits in the pockets of Rouhani's government. I was confused and I was trying to find out a relation to those deals between Rouhani's government and France and I know that something going on behind curtain till I have read an article on internet and me understood what is happening around.

London, 2 Aug - Mere hours before the Iranian Resistance’s annual Free Iran gathering began in Paris, the Iranian Regime’s foreign minister, Javad Zarif, visited France in order to ban the gathering.

He failed. Over 100,000 people turned up to support the Iranian people’s call for freedom.

Three weeks later, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei sent his close relative and advisor, Kamal Kharrazi, who was involved in a failed 2003 plot to discredit the resistance group the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (MEK/PMOI), to denounce the MEK/PMOI as "a terrorist group that murdered thousands of ordinary citizens in Iran".

This is, of course, a complete lie, but when your daily activities include running a terrorist training camp, murdering political prisoners, and illegally continuing work on your nuclear program, what’s a little lying? read more...