My initial thoughts on the prospective fall of the Iranian regime.

The destruction of Iranian Islamic regime helps in cutting off the Islamic terrorist network, this will be beneficial to all Western countries including Britain where Iran and Qatar have infiltration if they act upon the advantage provided.

That is where my care and concern for this situation starts and ends. Don’t get me wrong, I wish all the best to the Iranians, in taking hold of their own country and paving a better future for themselves. But that is not a primary concern, as cold as it might sound. No government should have a foreign policy that looks out for the good of another before that of itself, because its job is to its own people first and foremost.

Asylum? What for? Only those of the Iranian brutal regime would be looking to flee in their regime fell, why the hell should any sane country advocate for taking asylum seeking from them? We should be talking about pathways for people to return to their country when it has been liberated, and I am sure most who truly love Iran, would want to do so. It is something many of them have been dreaming about for years upon years.

Occupation? No. Has no one learned any lessons from Afghanistan and Iraq? Assist and then desist. A more meaningful change in Iran would only come when its done by their own people. Goodluck to them. Britain should be taking this opportunity to hunt down and break up any terrorist operations within thee country that had been sponsored by the Iranian regime, as now they would be in disarray. There are many of them here. If and when the new government takes over, they should be handed over to them to deal with them as they please. Clean up our streets here of these terrorists.

I personally don’t think it is that hard to conduct international relations when you are not controlled by globalist agendas, do not have mixed loyalties, don’t think with your emotions, and always think of the long term benefit of your people first. It works in American and Israeli interests to neutralise the threat of Iranian regime and gain more influential control over the region for all their trade and any future deals. They will not be spending money in this endeavour overall they will be making money, and as a by-product doing a huge favour to the region. Goodluck to them as well.

Britain is in no condition to be doing that and will not be gaining much out of it, and so should not be overly involved. Although it is idiotic not to offer use of airbase support to America when asked. It costs nothing, and gains a lot by strengthening diplomatic and trade ties with a world superpower. That is an emotional and ideologically captured decision to not offer support to America in the least involved way possible.

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