>>1259043
Agreed. The protestors were angry at all the money Iran was spending on war, as opposed to things like keeping the price of food down:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017%E2%80%9318_Iranian_protests
I suspect some of Q's associates had something to do with that.
But even if the leaders don't step down peacefully, they don't have a chance. We have a choice here: either we deal with Iran now, or we deal with them after they've gotten a nuclear weapon. I don't think that the people of Iran, the Persians, would like anything more than to see these regimes end. I bet a lot of the Middle East, contrary to what we've been told, would like peace. I don't think that Kim Jong Un wanted war–I mean, look at that kid: he's not ruthless. Read this article from his classmates in Switzerland:
http://www.news.com.au/finance/work/leaders/new-stories-emerge-from-north-korean-dictator-kim-jonguns-swiss-school-days/news-story/4d49237a5dbe99d421bb8ec7ae60974c
The truth is that, as Q said, it's all for show. These people were required to play a part for the cameras so the USA could continue to be extorted. They're hostages to the cabal. When we free them, they're grateful.
I don't know how Iran is going to go, but we'll see. No matter what, though, I have faith it will be the best decision because already we've seen President Trump do things we never thought possible.
I believe that this will be the peak of our lives, so far as as historic value is concerned anons. Don't let a moment go to waste.