Iran’s crumbling regime faces its final days as exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi calls for a nationwide uprising. The son of Iran’s last Shah claims Supreme Leader Khamenei is hiding underground like a “frightened rat” while security forces lose control. Pahlavi urges brave patriots to rise up and reclaim their nation from radical Islamic tyranny.
Pahlavi’s fiery message to Iranians cuts through the regime’s propaganda machine. He declares the Islamic Republic’s collapse “irreversible” and promises a bright future without extremist rule. His vision includes free elections, women’s rights, and rebuilding international ties—everything the mullahs destroyed since seizing power in 1979.
The Crown Prince’s call comes as Israeli strikes expose Tehran’s military weakness. Internal protests flare nationwide despite brutal crackdowns. Ordinary Iranians risk torture to chant anti-regime slogans, showing real courage against their oppressors. Pahlavi rightly says this is their moment to finish what started decades ago.
Khamenei’s thugs can’t hide the truth—their grip is slipping. Police and soldiers are abandoning posts, refusing to die for a dying regime. Pahlavi urges security forces to join the people instead of protecting tyrants. This shift could end the revolution overnight if enough patriots stand united.
Western leaders should back this freedom movement, not coddle terrorists. For too long, woke globalists ignored Iran’s abuse of women and Christians while sending billions to prop up the regime. Real strength means supporting those fighting for liberty against Islamic extremism.
Iranian expats worldwide cheer Pahlavi’s leadership. They remember life before the revolution—when women wore skirts freely and universities thrived. The Shah’s era wasn’t perfect, but it beats religious police beating girls over headscarves. Restoring monarchy could stabilize the region.
Doubters claim Pahlavi wants power for himself. But true patriots know he’s offering a roadmap to democracy—not dictatorship. His plan includes temporary councils and free elections once the regime falls. This isn’t about kings—it’s about letting Iranians choose their future.
The clock is ticking for Khamenei’s terror state. With God’s help, brave citizens will storm the streets and finish this fight. When they do, Iran can rejoin the free world—a shining example of people power triumphing over radical Islam. The dawn of freedom rises over Persia once more.
