Maryam Rajavi

What do they want? They have Mrs.

Maryam Rajavi, who's the president-elect of the transitional government by the Iranian resistance, had a 10-point plan.

This plan calls for separation, Church of State.

It plans for non-nuclear Iran.

He spent his entire life adult life as a businessman in the United States doing very well for himself and of course with all the looted money they took out of Iran when they fled back in 1978 there isn't any real network for Reza Pahlavi on the ground inside of Iran at all and the thought that the people who wanted the Shah back in 1978-79 out, would now want to welcome back a monarchy doesn't really seem to make much sense.

However, there is another group that has a long-standing plan for transition, and that is the National Council of Resistance of Iran, led by Mariam Rajavi.

And on the ground inside of Iran, it's on the ground resistance forces are organized under the Mujahideen Ikhalk.

Now, unfortunately, the Mujahideen Ikhalk, MEK for short, supported the ouster of the Shah back then, but they quickly, rather quickly realized their mistake and have been westward looking ever since.

None is asked for, none is needed.

The opposition, National Council of Resistance of Iran, led by Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, has not asked and will not ask for any military support.

They will not ask for arms, and they will not ask for foreign boots on the ground.

The Iranian people are capable of toppling this regime.

Support the legitimate, um, Iranian movement, resistance of Iranian people.

Um, this actually, um, uh, when, uh, about six, seven months ago, um, a provisional government was established by NCRI, led by, uh, Madame Rajavi, uh, Mrs. Rajavi, who's the head of NCRI, President-elect of NCRI.

It has a 10 plan, 10-point plan, including separation of church and state, no atomic Iran, no to executions, equality a- of genders, um, uh, recognizing the rights of Iranian, uh, national minorities for self-governance, and so on and so forth.

It's a very progressive, uh, agenda.

BUT IT GOES TO SHOW THAT THE IRANIAN PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO PAY THE PRICE, WHATEVER IT TAKES, TO BRING DOWN THIS REGIME.

I THINK IT IS HIGH TIME, AS MRS. RAJAVI HAS SAID... for the international community to recognize that the only solution is regime change by the Iranian people and the organized resistance.

Well, I don't think it's going to be regime change directly as a consequence of that because you're going to have a bombing campaign that you're going to be working on this in the middle of.

We'll see how that aids or complicates it.

People of Iran hate this regime.

And the only voice that they have is the National Council of Resistance of Iran, led by Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, who has been asking, who has been calling for a democratic republic.

one that is secular, one that can live in peace with its neighbors, one that is non-nuclear.

And the Iranian regime knows that if they ease up a little bit on freedoms on the streets of Iran, they're gone.

And it has a very clear leadership.

Uh, Mrs. Rajavi introduced a 10-point platform for the future of Iran that corroborates with all the international norms, um, a clear roadmap, um, for change, uh, in Iran.

There's a-

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The organization backs freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and separation of church and state.

It is headed by Maryam Rajavi, who has established a 10-point plan for transition.

Okay, now let's move on to our next story.

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