Bipartisan Lawmakers Support Iranian Resistance Movement for Regime Change
Over 150 bipartisan lawmakers have introduced a resolution supporting the Iranian people’s resistance against their regime. The resolution endorses Maryam Rajavi’s plan for establishing a secular and democratic republic while condemning the oppressive actions of the Iranian government. Lawmakers express optimism about the regime’s weakness and emphasize the necessity for internal reforms led by the Iranian people, coupled with international support.
A coalition of over 150 bipartisan lawmakers has recently introduced a resolution endorsing the Iranian people’s resistance movement aimed at achieving regime change in Iran. This resolution supports the National Council of Resistance of Iran President-elect Maryam Rajavi’s 10-point plan, which envisions the establishment of a secular, democratic, and non-nuclear Iranian republic. Moreover, it condemns the oppressive actions of the Iranian government and calls on international leaders to enforce sanctions on Iran.
The resolution emphasizes that the Iranian regime is the main source of terrorism and conflict in the Middle East. It highlights that attempts by Western nations over the past 45 years to modify the regime’s behavior have ultimately failed. The document asserts that a secular, democratic republic, as envisioned by the resistance, is essential for addressing the threats posed by the Iranian government.
Introduced just before a Congressional hearing titled “The Future of Iran,” the resolution was led by Tom McClintock, the chairman of the Congressional Iran Human Rights and Democracy Caucus. In his opening remarks, McClintock stated that the Iranian regime is increasingly alienated from other nations and has caused immense suffering for its citizens. He expressed optimism that the liberation of Iran may soon be celebrated.
Congressman McClintock remarked that the Iranian resistance should serve as an inspiration for Americans, referencing the Liberty Bell’s inscription promoting liberty for all. He asserted that freedom, which is essential for societal prosperity, must be restored in Iran. Democratic Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren affirmed the necessity of grassroots change within Iran, while highlighting the importance of solidarity from the American people.
Maryam Rajavi conveyed to lawmakers that the Iranian regime is at its weakest in decades, with society on the brink of upheaval due to widespread anger and discontent. She noted that the regime’s oppressive policies faced increasing resistance from various societal segments, including youth. Furthermore, Alejo Vidal-Quadras Roca, a former European Parliament member, called the resolution a source of inspiration for the Iranian populace, noting the American people’s supportive votes in recent elections.
The resolution supporting the Iranian people’s fight for regime change showcases a significant bipartisan effort within the U.S. Congress to endorse democratic reforms in Iran. With support from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers, the focus remains on the necessity for an internal revolution led by the Iranian populace. As Rajavi and other leaders express optimism about the regime’s vulnerabilities, the calls for international support and sanctions illustrate the complex geopolitical landscape surrounding Iran’s future.
Original Source: www.maryam-rajavi.com
