At this month’s meeting of The Lincoln Society, we examine the effects of Operation Epic Fury in bringing the Islamic Republic of Iran to the brink of change. We will discuss the nature of this Shi’a theocracy, the impact of attacks on its leadership, what the selection of Khamanei’s son as the new Supreme Leader reveals about the shift of power inside the Iranian government, the regional implications of the current conflict, and what all this means for the promise of freedom for Iranians.
Note: If you attended my briefing at Golden Corridor last Thursday evening, this will not be a re-hash—more like a Part 2. So much has changed in the days since last Thursday! And, this briefing will include information we didn’t have time for at GCRW, updates as of Wednesday morning, and a whole new segment on the naming of Mojtaba and the inner pressures building within the Iranian power infrastructure.
We look forward to seeing you, dear friends. And, don’t forget two things… we’re at Spring Creek BBQ in McKinney, and be sure to tell a friend!
—Bill Blake, President of The Lincoln Society
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William F. Blake is a trained economist in the Austrian tradition, historian, conservative political scientist, and conservative speaker in matters of geopolitics. A Masters Graduate of The London School of Economics, he holds awards of Merit and Distinction in the disciplines of Economics, International Finance, Political Science, and International Relations. He conducted graduate research with The World Bank, The International Monetary Fund, the United Nations Development Programme, and the Islamic Development Bank.
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