This weekend I am attending the IRAN: Prospect for Change –Conference in Paris, France.
This conference was founded by the Iranian community and sponsored by the National Council of Resistance of Iran is an annual event with the purpose to promote freedom and democracy in Iran by shedding light on the truth of what’s happening in Iran.
Iran: Prospect for Change
With the initiative of the ‘Fondation d’Etudes pour le Moyen Orient’, a panel of transatlantic prominent politicians and experts, will be held on June 29, in Paris, to discuss the recent significant changes on international policy towards Iran, the devastation expansionism policies of the Iranian regime in the Middle East and the nonstop uprisings and protests in Iran with the blatant demand of regime change.
Panel Discussion on Iran
Iran: Prospect for Change
29 June 2018
Welcoming remarks by the President of FEMO
François Colcombet, former Supreme Court Judge and Member of the French National Assembly
Policy on Iran
Time: 11:00 – 12:30
Moderator: Lincoln Bloomfield, Ambassador, Distinguished Fellow and Chairman Emeritus at the Stimson Center, former Assistant Secretary of State for Military Affairs
Giulio Terzi, former Foreign Minister of Italy and Ambassador to the UN
Linda Chavez, former Director of the White House public liaison
Adam Ereli, Ambassador, former spokesperson of the U.S. Department of State and Ambassador to Bahrain
Robert Torricelli, Member of the U.S. Senate from 1997 to 2003; served 14 years in the U.S. House of Representatives
Paulo Casaca, Executive Director of the “South Asia Democratic Forum” based in Brussels, former member of European Parliament
Maria S. Ryan, President and CEO of Cottage Hospital, Woodsville, New Hampshire
IRAN: Prospect for Change — Conference Paris, France 2018
Panel discussion of experts… Friday Morning pic.twitter.com/oiEy7L1fKV— Jim Hoft (@gatewaypundit) June 29, 2018
The most shocking statement from this morning’s session was from former Senator Robert Torricelli, a Democrat, who praised Donald Trump for his actions on Iran. Torricelli told the attendees other European officials may not be as realistic about the options for Iran. Toricelli says the “regime has to go.” And suggested the only options were economic pressure and regime change. President Donald Trump understands this. The former Democrat senator says he would hope more countries would come along. But the United States will lead with or without international support.
