Iranian ethnic minorities living in exile are desperately pleading for American intervention to help overthrow Iran's brutal theocratic regime, but President Trump's America First doctrine appears to be steering the administration away from another costly foreign entanglement.
"We need help. The uprising and our people's resistance cannot continue without comprehensive and sustained support," warned Khalil Kani Sanani, spokesman for the Kurdistan Freedom Party (PAK), in a stark admission that the anti-regime movement is on life support without Western backing.
The Kurdish appeal comes as Trump enters his second term with a clear mandate to end America's role as the world's policeman and focus on domestic priorities like securing our own border and deporting illegal immigrants.
Iran's Regime Under Pressure, But at What Cost to America?
While freedom-loving Americans naturally sympathize with oppressed peoples fighting Islamic tyranny, Trump's skepticism of foreign interventions reflects hard-learned lessons from decades of failed nation-building experiments that cost American lives and treasure.
The Iranian regime has brutally suppressed ethnic minorities for decades, using the same iron fist against Kurds, Arabs, and Baloch peoples that it uses against pro-democracy protesters in Tehran. But after watching the disastrous withdrawals from Afghanistan and the endless proxy conflicts that enriched defense contractors while bleeding America dry, many Patriots are asking: Is this really our fight?
"President Trump promised to put America First, not Kurdistan first or any other foreign cause ahead of our own people," said one administration source familiar with the President's thinking.
The Kurdish plea highlights the fundamental tension between Trump's non-interventionist instincts and the neoconservative establishment's desire for regime change operations worldwide.
Deep State Push for More War?
Patriots should be skeptical of any sudden push for military involvement in Iran, especially when the same Deep State actors who lied us into Iraq and Afghanistan are likely whispering in Washington corridors about "humanitarian intervention."
Trump's America First approach means securing OUR border, drilling OUR oil, and rebuilding OUR economy - not getting dragged into another Middle Eastern quagmire that benefits everyone except the American people.
The question for Patriots: Should Trump risk American blood and treasure on regime change, or stay focused on making America great again?