U.S. lawmakers join Iranian dissidents in France for giant regime change rally

 By Guy Taylor - The Washington Times - Saturday, June 13, 2015

Tens of thousands of Iranian opposition protesters gathered in France on Saturday for an annual rally calling for regime change in Iran, and condemning Western powers for pursing a nuclear deal with the Islamic Republic.

Newt Gingrich: Iranian opposition gathering represents a great opportunity for democracies

Newt Gingrich: Iranian opposition gathering represents a great opportunity for democracies

The largest gathering of Iranian Resistance supporters who gathered this week in Paris represent a “dramatically better future” for Iran, a former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives said in a video message sent to the gathering.

The great Iranian gathering in Paris in 2014 supporters of Maryam Rajavi

Ms. Frances Townsend: Toppling Ayatollahs of Iran is ‎the only solution for the stability and security in the ‎region.‎

Ms. Frances Townsend: Toppling Ayatollahs of Iran is ‎the only solution for the stability and security in the ‎region.‎
Ms. Frances Townsend, former Homeland Security ‎Advisor to U.S. President (2004-2008) in part said ‎in her speech in the Paris gathering, “Supporting ‎the Iranian resistance is the missing part of the US ‎administration policy. We insist our government to ‎initiate a clear and exclusive dialog with the Iranian ‎resistance.” ‎
‎“Ms. Maryam Rajavi precisely represents the ‎genuine opposition to Iran’s fundamentalist ‎clerics,” she added.  ‎

Officials: Nuke deal won`t answer Iran weapons Qs on Day 1

WASHINGTON (AP) Jun. 11, 2015 — World powers are prepared to accept a nuclear agreement with Iran that doesn`t immediately answer questions about past atomic weapons work, U.S. and Western officials said. Washington has said such concerns must be resolved in any final deal.
After a November 2013 interim accord, the Obama administration said a comprehensive solution 'would include resolution of questions concerning the possible military dimension of Iran`s nuclear program.'

Time to recognize the Iranian resistance

By: Linda Chavez, Friday, June 12, 2015With the June 30 deadline for a deal with Iran on halting its nuclear weapons program fast approaching, the Obama administration is playing its usual bait-and-switch game. When talks first began, the administration said its goal was to dismantle Iran’s nuclear infrastructure. Now the administration seems willing to accept any deal the Iranians are willing to agree to that might slow Iran’s race, even marginally, to build a bomb.

Keeping Mullahs happy is not a national security strategy! Fire your NIAC advisers!