There have been hundreds of protests and riots unfurling in Iran for a week, and many protestors have been brutally put down by the evil Islamo-Marxist government. The people can only do so much — Trump and Israel need to step in to finish the job to free the country from the far-leftist Islamo-Marxists who have shrouded the country in a grotesque darkness since the Pahlavis were ousted in 1978.
BREAKING:
More and more fires in Tehran tonight as the anti-regime protesters flood the streets of Iran’s capital city pic.twitter.com/vCpXP5lq1p
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) January 10, 2026
The regime is actively killing protestors right now.
Many demonstrators in Iran have been calling for the return of Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran’s last shah.
Pahlavi himself has called for people to take to the streets, but it may take more foreign help to free the Iranian people from the vicious, parasitical clutches of the Khamenei regime.
Operation Midnight Hammer
Trump has already taken the Iranian nuclear programme back a few steps with the clinical strikes on June 22, 2025. The job needs to be completed once and for all. This is a thorn in the side of world peace, and the Iranians have been causing mayhem in the region for decades through their terrorist proxies.
Operation Absolute Resolve
What happened in Venezuela was a spectacular extraction of the communist despot Maduro; the same can be achieved with an equally clinically extraction or elimination of Ali Hosseini Khamenei.
Iran holds 10% of the world’s oil reserves and 15% for gas. Iran ranks 3rd in oil reserves and is OPEC’s 2nd largest exporter. Iran has the 2nd largest gas reserves, and 3rd largest natural gas production.
The ancient land of Persia, Xuniras, Avestan can finally be freed from the evil, Islamo-Marxist movement in Iran, which is now coincidentally on the rise in Europe and the UK, supported by Keir Starmer’s soviet Labour Party.
The West must finish this job, and Trump will forever be revered beyond any Nobel Peace Prize for his liberation of millions of Iranians from a life of fear, subversion, torture and death.
You can feel the frustration in this piece, but asking Trump to “move on Iran” overlooks how messy these conflicts actually are. Tehran’s foreign minister already warned that Iran needs security guarantees before resuming talks, and saying time is short doesn’t magically fix that impasse
The tone here seems to treat geopolitics like a social media campaign slogan, but real people’s lives hang in the balance. Condemning the regime and cheering for dramatic action feels cheap if there’s no strategic endgame or safe path forward for the Iranian people.
For many inside Iran who want freedom from authoritarian rule, the idea of external intervention is appealing, but it’s more complex than a single leader making a move. Some Iranians themselves argue change must come from within, not from outside powers dictating outcomes.
LET THEM ALL ROT!
Even Trump is not insane enough to try and fix that snake den. Better off with invading Greenland and shooting a few ice bergs.