Israeli military doubts near-term regime change in Iran - report

Wait is this now about regime change? Two days ago it was uranium, yestersay it was opening hormuz, and today it's regime change? Hahah

No shit, Sherlock! Who would've guessed regime change isn't feasible without actual boots on the ground, a solid plan and months of preparation.

Israel has mentioned that they need the Iranians to demonstrate dissent, internally, for a regime change to take place. Unfortunately, anyone who does that in theocratic Iran is executed or imprisoned. Even Donald Trump, as unpopular as he is, responded to Netanyahu’s suggestion of encouraging internal dissent with “no” because “they’ll get mowed down.” Authoritarian regimes are incredibly difficult to topple. Now imagine if they actually had a nuclear deterrent? They could continue to imprison and execute dissidents indefinitely, like another North Korea.

But a regime change is also needed in currently theocratic Israel in order to not let people like Netenyahu to grab power. I think US needs to bomb Israel, too (weird huh). In that sense, it’s also needed in the US. I think the US army should bomb the White House for the sake of democracy.

SHOCKING. \-\_-