Iran has long been a proxy in the grand game of global power plays, with Western leftists serving as its most reliable enablers. From American communists and European radicals to influential circles tied to MI6 and the City of London, the Ayatollah Khomeini found fertile ground to plot the 1979 Islamic Revolution from his French exile, where he directed the overthrow of the Shah. This wasn’t mere happenstance; it formed part of an elaborate leftist operation designed to undermine American interests and reshape the Middle East as a thorn in the side of U.S. power.

The project’s anti-American core revealed itself time and again, with the regime’s endurance propped up by ideological fellow travelers in the West who turned a blind eye to its theocratic excesses. Then came President Trump, who “shook the cage” on February 28, 2026, with decisive actions that forced the hidden supporters of the IRGC out into the open. Suddenly, the usual chorus of academics, activists, and officials began loudly decrying any confrontation as unwise or immoral—exposing the networks that had quietly sustained the regime for decades.

Yet Trump’s strategic vision prevailed, culminating in the peace deal signed in France with European partners, demonstrating that strength and deal-making can unravel even entrenched operations. By forcing the issue, he not only checked the regime’s momentum but highlighted how these long-standing alignments operate. The episode underscores a deeper truth about ideological alliances that prioritize opposition to American primacy above all else.

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