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In the view of this columnist, there is no doubt that the Tehran regime has lost all legitimacy in the eyes of the vast majority of the Iranian people. There is no question that the ruling elite has squandered Iran's resources, violated each and every right of the Iranian people, made corruption a routine part of its rule, and imprisoned, tortured, and murdered some of Iran's best children. This article is not about the regime; it's about the opposition and what it can or should do, in my opinion. It's also about the role of the Western powers, if any, in the democratization process.

[ opinion ] Over the last several weeks we have been witnessing a fierce propaganda campaign -- more precisely, psychological warfare -- against the Iranian regime by the American conservatives and neoconservatives and their confederates in Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the other absolute monarchies of the Persian Gulf, to "sell" the public the narrative that the Tehran regime is an existential threat to the United States and its Middle Eastern allies. It is, of course, no secret that both Israel and Saudi Arabia want the United States to attack Iran. Documents released by WikiLeaks showed that King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia has repeatedly urged the United States to attack Iran and destroy its nuclear facilities. The same documents also showed that other Arab leaders have also secretly advocated military action against Iran, and that King Abdullah "frequently exhorted the U.S. to attack Iran" -- "to cut off the head of the snake," as Adel al-Jubeir, the Saudi ambassador to Washington, put it. Since the United States invaded Iraq and toppled the regime of Saddam Hussein, Israel sees Iran as its only serious rival in the region.

The psychological operation began with the sudden announcement that U.S. authorities had discovered a plot, supposedly hatched in Iran with the approval of high-ranking officials, to assassinate

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