Will the US trigger a revolution in IRAN ?

Answer 1

Will the U.S. trigger a revolution in Iran? No.

Does the U.S. want to trigger a revolution in Iran? Yes

For at least the past 14 years, if not longer, the unofficial policy of the U.S. is that they want to see a regime change in Iran -- namely the end of the controlling role of the religious leadership in Iran so that all candidates could compete in open and fair democratic elections. (Currently, the religious leadership can remove candidates from the ballot for not sufficiently supporting "Islamic" values which basically leaves the choice between the fanatically religious -- the current Administration -- and the moderately religious.) Unfortunately, the U.S. has proved clueless as to how to support the opponents of the regime without making them look like U.S. puppets and without it looking like the U.S. is the enemy of Iran rather than the enemy of the Iranian leadership. i do not see any changes in the ability of the U.S. to engage in the type of subtle diplomacy and covert activity necessary to trigger a revolution in Iran in the near future.

Answer 2

Their current leader was democratically elected so I would not call it revolution but more like a forced change of leadership.

Answer 3

No. But any war against that country will just UNITE the people behind Ahmehdinajad.

Answer 4

For the "moderate" people of Iran, they better hope so. Either that or their leader better stop threatening everybody and their dog.

Answer 5

We will either trigger a revelution or bomb them back into the stone ages.

One or the other will happen.

Answer 6

highly unlikely

Answer 7

you will be amazed to know what the CIA is capable of.