Shah’s son urges action, not rhetoric, on Iran - Punk wants a regime change

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POTOMAC - The exiled son of Iran’s late shah on Monday called on the Bush administration to put action before rhetoric in ousting Teheran’s Islamic regime, which he said has long been the source of global instability.

Reza Pahlavi, 45, the eldest son of the late Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, said Iranians are ready to actively oppose the Islamic regime of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, but need more than pro-democratic utterances from world leaders like US President George W. Bush.

“Fantastic, we love to hear that, motherhood and apple pie,” Pahlavi said of Bush’s statements that the United States supports a free, democratic Iran.

“What remains to be seen again is in what concrete way the US administration will take the necessary steps,” Pahlavi toldReuters in an interview at his home in a suburb of Washington, flanked by the Iranian flag and portraits of his mother and father, the US-backed monarch who was deposed in the 1979 Islamic revolution.

when the people weren't allowed to make poor choices of leaders.

combination of transports will get him there, and get busy. Our military is already fighting two lost causes.

The crowd at AEI is making its move.

Didn't a guy named Chalibi say something like this about Iraq?

Let's do it again!!

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