‘Just lobbying missiles into population centers trying to kills as many Jews as they can’
By Joe Kovacs
Christiane Amanpour, CNN’s chief international anchor who is also of Iranian heritage, says the people of Iran want to change the Islamic regime, and she suggests Reza Pahlavi, the exiled crown prince of Iran, be the one to take over power.
Appearing on the BBC on Sunday, the left-leaning Amanpour said: “There is no doubt, and Pahlavi is right, and everybody who has reported, I grew up under the Pahlavis in Iran, and the people, you know, first of all chose the Islamic Republic instead of them, but now have seen that the Islamic Republic is so much harsher, is so much more punitive, gives so much fewer rights and is isolated from the world and the economy is appalling and it affects the people.
“So yes, I think from all my reporting, they want to change. He’s the only one with name recognition, and whether it’s for transitional or permanent leadership, I don’t know what he wants, but he’s considered the only one with any name recognition and any kind of support inside.”