Can Iran really be as tough as it appears in the media? What does Iran rely on to fight against such a powerful United States?

Iran used to be the little brother of the United States, the most pro-American country in the world, and the United States also cautiously supported it. All advanced weapons have been sold to Iran unimpeded, F4, F5, and even F 14 and F 16, which have just served in the US military, are ready to be sold to Iran.

However, in this jubilant situation, religious groups in Iran have sprung up one after another, inciting people to overthrow the Pahlavi regime, advocating slander against Americans, and winning public support under the banner of anti-American and anti-Pahlavi. In this way, the Islamic revolution broke out and succeeded.

Among them, the United States and Iran turned against each other, and Iran really changed its mind first. Then, the United States will definitely suppress it. In addition, Khomeini's cleric group seized power and began to target the United States everywhere. In this case, can the United States be kind to him? For example, is it possible for someone to scold you for a day and you give him a smiling face? Especially in a powerful country like the United States, it is even more impossible. If you take it personally, I will take it personally, and I will punish you.

My carefully trained brother rebelled, his brain was ruined, and his money was ruined. Iran must be sanctioned. The Iran-Iraq war is the best example. Iran knows it must be the United States.

The U.S. sanctions are aimed at blocking Iran and cleaning up Iran. Iran has two options. Either Iran surrenders to the United States and becomes a pro-American country.

Either Iran is determined to fight the United States to the end. So, is it the first possibility? No At that time, Khomeini fooled the people with anti-Americanism, and now Khamenei is beginning to be pro-American. Doesn't this mean selling it to the people? Today's Iran has been hostile to the United States since its birth, and it is anti-American and anti-American sentiment that breeds in its womb. Moreover, the contradictions between the two sides are getting deeper and deeper, the confrontation is getting more and more fierce, and the hatred is deepening. In recent years, Iran is also morbidly anti-American. Street graffiti is anti-American, requiring people to step on the American flag. One or two generations he educated were all anti-American, and they all grew up in an anti-American environment.

Then you surrender to America and become pro-American. Do you want your own regime or not? Losing power is a great event. Most importantly, leaders like Khamenei and Rouhani will lose their lives. You lied to the people for decades, and finally you surrendered. Can the people forgive you? At that time, they were anti-American, incited the masses to support themselves, and saw the power of the people. No one in Iran is more familiar with them.

Therefore, he must be anti-American, and he must be resolutely anti-American. Only by being anti-American can he keep his power and ensure that his regime will not be overthrown by ordinary people. Let's talk about Iran's toughness first. In fact, it's not difficult. It's just a normal reaction to the suppression of the United States. In fact, this country is very weak.