Suicide bombers and gunmen attacked the Iranian regime's parliament and the mausoleum of the founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini, in Tehran on Wednesday morning, June 7.  The so-called Islamic State (ISIS) claimed responsibility for the attacks. Despite ISIS claiming responsibility for the attacks, when the dust settles, they serve the interests of the theocratic regime.   Several questions remain unanswered in the aftermath of the attacks, which the Iranian regime must answer.  For example, how could the attackers just walk into the parliament protected by the IRGC and plainclothes agents, when even journalists and visitors are not allowed to bring a pen or mobile phone?  Why does the suicide bomber attacking the mausoleum detonate the suicide vest in an empty park? The Iranian regime needs to pretend to be a victim of terrorism. Considering the fact that the U.S. has increased pressure on the theocratic regime through a...(Read Full Post)