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\u201cWhile the regime\u2019s belligerence has engulfed the Middle East, its terrorism has jeopardized the security of European politicians and citizens. Nevertheless, the bullet that struck Mr. Vidal-Quadras in the face was a disgrace to the policy of appeasing Khamenei.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n These were the words spoken by Mrs. Maryam Rajavi<\/a>, President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran at a European Parliament conference in Strasbourg on November 22. And she is right.<\/p>\n As Spanish law enforcement and counter-terrorism experts diligently pursue hard evidence to find the perpetrators of the assassination that aimed to eliminate one of the thousands of European politicians who are openly advocating for regime change in Iran, a compelling body of substantial, circumstantial, and analogical evidence points unmistakably to Tehran.<\/p>\n The clarity of statistical data, discernible patterns, historical performance trends, connections with criminal organizations, the prevailing political context, and discernible motives leave little room for ambiguity. It doesn\u2019t take a detective to grasp the glaring reality of who stands to gain the most from such a heinous act. Those attempting to attribute the terror attempt to internal political strife, a narrative that recklessly undermines Spanish democratic stability, are actually serving the interests of the perpetrators in Tehran.<\/p>\n The central inquiry goes beyond the identity of the trigger-puller; rather, it revolves around the genesis of the motive. Once the crucial link is established, transforming the narrative from a criminal act to a politically motivated one, the question arises: are those in positions of authority capable or willing to acknowledge this shift in perspective?<\/p>\n As we approach the critical juncture of decision-making, I\u2019m afraid that based on historical precedents, Prof. Vidal-Quadras\u2019 assassination may serve as merely the inaugural chapter in a harrowing saga of the Iranian regime’s global campaign of murdering Western statesmen. Here is why:<\/p>\n When an individual criminal assaults you, they get arrested by the police. Similarly, in a just legal system, if a gang of thugs commits a crime, the entire gang is gone after and duly punished. However, if law enforcement begins to reconsider pursuing justice due to the gang’s extensive network, strength, or sheer brutality, entertaining the idea that upholding the law might not be worth the associated challenges, we run the risk of bidding farewell to the very foundation of the rule of law.<\/p>\n THREAD — NCRI-FAC (@iran_policy) September 6, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n
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