Will the Regime in Iran Fall? History Offers Some Clues.
The Free Press••world
Key Points:
- Revolutions reach a critical point when the ruling regime's control and use of terror begin to weaken, causing its enforcers to lose confidence and retreat.
- It is uncertain if this pivotal moment has arrived in Iran due to restricted communications, but emerging images indicate significant change may be imminent.
- The current revolutionary phase in Iran is highly volatile and dangerous, with over 200 protesters reportedly killed since December 28 and the potential for further violence.
- The Iranian dictatorship has not yet unleashed the full extent of its repressive forces as seen in past protests, suggesting the situation could escalate.
