Is there a smart way to do regime change in Iran? Let's find out. Hi, I'm Scott Ott with Bill Whittle and

Stephen Green. This episode of Right Angles brought to you by the members at Bill Whittle.com.

Gentlemen, I read a column in The Washington Post, I believe, by a Mark Fowler, who had something to do

with the CIA over the years and has served in other roles. And the thrust of it is this. I'll just read you the

money graph here. He said Washington should step back from leading with military strikes on nuclear

facilities to force Iran's leaders into a deal they have no intention of honoring in the long term.

Quick, dramatic strikes against regime nuclear facilities may feel decisive and satisfying, but they're

just a short-term fix likely to backfire by unifying the regime's factions and alienating the

populace by appearing irrelevant to the struggle. And his suggestion, Stephen Green, is more

ground-level facilitating internal dissent and even using technology tools and non-technological

tools to make it possible for the various factions who are struggling for freedom in Iran

to be able to come together and undercut the regime. And if you're going to use troops to it,

there's a line in here where they talk about what you should do with troops. Here we go.

The most effective use of American force would be against internal security forces. These

should include the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Basij Communications and Logistics hubs,

transportation and fuel facilities,

armories, command and control centers, primarily in Tehran and the larger cities. So he's basically

saying you need to weaken the regimes, what's holding the regime together. Yeah, their enforcement

mechanisms basically. Yeah, and nuclear facilities

is not it because they're going to rebuild those in the near future. So I'm not asking you

necessarily to evaluate Fowler's plan. I've only given you a thumbnail sketch of it, and that's not

fair to anybody, and as much as I enjoy being unfair to you, what I'm saying is in in this episode of Right Angle, from Bill and Steve,

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