[thescourged1]

No re-invite is needed, the fuse got lit by the first invite. Maybe I'm slow on the uptake, but I think DJT threw it out there for the Iranian masses, not the mullahs. Then the mullahs crapped on that hope for the Iranian people to have something like a dialogue and an end to sanctions and threat of war by saying "no". Brilliant move by DJT.

My concern is if the Iranian government ends at the end of a rope, who steps into the vacuum? Russia or China is better positioned to take the advantage than we are.

[nuconvert]

” but I think DJT threw it out there for the Iranian masses, not the mullahs.”

I hope not. The Iranian people don’t want anyone to offer a dialogue & possible lifeline to the regime.

[BeauBo]

“My concern is if the Iranian government ends at the end of a rope, who steps into the vacuum?”

Our ace in the hole with Iran is that they have the most pro-American population in the region, except for Israel. If they are allowed to choose in elections, whatever they pick would be light years better for us than the mullah regime - arguably the most overtly anti-American on Earth.

Beyond that, if I am correct that the USA, Saudi Arabia, and possibly others are collaborating on a Combined effort to engineer regime change in Iran, then there is no way that a replacement is not part of the plan. Whether the plan works is another story, but people should be working it.