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(Wall Street Journal) Editorial - A durable truth about dictatorships is that their surface stability disguises discontent that needs only a spark to ignite. The demonstrations have grown into a broad display of discontent with Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and President Hassan Rouhani's repressive regime. One notable theme are denunciations of the Islamic Republic's foreign adventurism. Iranians are frustrated that the mullahs are spending so much of their national wealth to build a Shiite version of the Persian empire to dominate the Middle East. Religious imperialism is expensive, as is the ballistic-missile development the regime continues despite the nuclear deal. Iranians need to know that the world supports their demands for freedom. 2018-01-01 00:00:00Full Article
New Protests in Iran
(Wall Street Journal) Editorial - A durable truth about dictatorships is that their surface stability disguises discontent that needs only a spark to ignite. The demonstrations have grown into a broad display of discontent with Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and President Hassan Rouhani's repressive regime. One notable theme are denunciations of the Islamic Republic's foreign adventurism. Iranians are frustrated that the mullahs are spending so much of their national wealth to build a Shiite version of the Persian empire to dominate the Middle East. Religious imperialism is expensive, as is the ballistic-missile development the regime continues despite the nuclear deal. Iranians need to know that the world supports their demands for freedom. 2018-01-01 00:00:00Full Article
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