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Iran protesters chanting ‘DEATH to Rouhani’ and raise slogans against Khamenei

Who the hell says we care about you?
we only want the independence of Ahwaz the hometown of Arabs and we are going to support any rightful movement in Iran to topple the terrorist Mullah regime, never exaggerate yourself ... you Farsis either sickular or Khominist are not perceived positively by Saudi Arabians.

Today, Saudis made #Iranprotest trending on Twitter and paved the way for you to be heard in the outside...

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They did not mention the Arabs of Ahwaz. They are telling that to you.
 
they will not be able to challenge the government at this time. Even a significant percentage of anti-government Iranians would be against it as they have seen whats going on in the region, look at all the Iranian enemies foaming at the mouth, and make an intelligent decision that destabalizing the country at this time would not be in their interests.

I strongly believe these protests will go nowhere, and iran will not see significant changes until at least the first generation of the revolutionary leadership passes on.

I have my doubts about its eventual success as well. But I truly believe that these protests are more of a existential threat to the regime than in 2009. The Green Movement was a visible political movement with a leadership who was intrinsically tied to the system. People had specific political demands, in which case challenging the official election result. These protests contain more anger, are dismissive of every state-related ideology and figures. The regime might be able to contain them in the short-term, but if it fails to addess the grievances the anger will at some time be ventilated again. The Iranian political leadership must compromise or risk the complete fall of the system in the long-term. I would prefer internal reforms over a revolution, but if the system remains inflexible than I would support a revolutionary take-over. It is entirely up to the government and Iran's political leadership.
 
I have my doubts about its eventual success as well. But I truly believe that these protests are more of a existential threat to the regime than in 2009. The Green Movement was a visible political movement with a leadership who was intrinsically tied to the system. People had specific political demands, in which case challenging the official election result. These protests contain more anger, are dismissive of every state-related ideology and figures. The regime might be able to contain them in the short-term, but if it fails to addess the grievances the anger will at some time be ventilated again. The Iranian political leadership must compromise or risk the complete fall of the system in the long-term. I would prefer internal reforms over a revolution, but if the system remains inflexible than I would support a revolutionary take-over. It is entirely up to the government and Iran's political leadership.

Your wrong
 
I'm afraid, situation may develop similar to 2009 presidential elections.
God bless the civilians, may they get freedom in peaceful manner.
 
Tries the same in Saudi Arabia, gets beheaded :cheesy:
Saudi is the place where Revolution is needed the most, hope this happens soon. A good ruler will realise that people does not want to live like slaves in the name of religion. If he change’s good.
 
illegal protests in Tehran




Dont worry security forces will deal with the rioters , they have been trained to do this for over 3 decades .
For this exactly reason mullahs in addition to army and police like any normal state made also Basij aka Gestapo and IRGC aka SS. These thugs wont hesitate to shot even own moms (there are some exceptions, but these only prove the rule).
 
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