Why Aren’t Iranians Revolting? INSIDER Explains the Brutal Truth

Why haven’t the Iranian people overthrown the murderous regime — taking advantage of its weakened state due to the success of American and Israeli attacks?In this episode of The LeDrew Three Minute Interview, Stephen LeDrew speaks with Vahid Zourmand Baghban, an entrepreneur who has lived in Canada for many years after leaving Iran. Drawing on personal insight and lived experience, he explains the harsh reality behind one of the most pressing geopolitical questions today.For decades, the Iranian regime has ruled through fear, violence, and control. But as recent events intensify — including external military pressure and growing international scrutiny — many are asking: why isn’t this the moment for revolution?The answer is more complicated — and more disturbing — than most realize.Vahid describes:The scale of violence used to suppress uprisingsReports of mass killings during protestsWhy fear still dominates everyday life in IranThe role of leadership, communication blackouts, and uncertaintyAnd why some Iranians may be waiting for outside interventionThis conversation sheds light on the human cost of dictatorship — and the difficult reality behind calls for revolution from the outside looking in.Is Iran on the brink of change — or is the brutal, murderous regime still firmly in control? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.