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There were lawmakers, politicians, dignitaries and former officials from five continents and over 50 countries in attendance, as well as tens of thousands of Iranian people.
The former Mayor of New York, Rudy Giuliani, highlighted that the United States government is now behind the Resistance and praised those working towards a Free Iran. He pointed out that an alternative exists. There is a huge support for this alternative.
Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, said that the regime must be destroyed and the only practical goal is to support a movement to free Iran. He said that otherwise the regime will find a way to get around any agreement and to lie about everything.
Prince Turki Bin Faisal Al-Saud from Saudi Arabia said:This gathering is a place of assembly for all Iranians who left Iran due the oppression of the Velayat e Faqih regime. Along with the representatives of many countries in the world who have suffered from the terrorism of this regime, the regime that is the biggest sponsor of terrorism. The Velayat e Faqih regime needs to export crisis to survive, but the first victims of Khomeini and his followers are the Iranian people. Your efforts to confront this regime is legitimate and your struggle is for the liberation of the Iranian people with all its spectrum from Arabs, Kurds, Baluch, Azeri and Fars from the oppression of the Velayat e Faqih.
Ed Rendell, former Chairman of the U.S. Democratic Party and Governor of Pennsylvania, said that regime change is up to the people of Iran and their supporters across the world. He also said that it is the role of the United States to support these people. Joseph Lieberman, former U.S. Senator and Vice-Presidential candidate, emphasized that the Iranian people are already active and recently people were risking everything to hold Rajavi picture up in public in Iran.
Bernard Kouchner, former Foreign Minister of France, said: Change in Iran will open the way to end extremism, the extremism born in the name of Islam throughout the region. This is not because Islam is a good ground for terrorism, instead they are using Islam as a tool for extremism and murder. So your role is not only necessary for change in Iran, but change Iran is certainly the beginning of a real change for democracy in the whole region.
Former U.S. Homeland Security Secretary and Governor of Pennsylvania Tom Ridge praised the Resistance, describing it as strong, inspirational, popular, organized and magnificently led. John Bolton, former U.S. ambassador to the UN, reiterated that the Iranian regime is central to all problems in the Middle East.
Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, said that the regime must be destroyed and the only practical goal is to support a movement to free Iran. He said that otherwise the regime will find a way to get around any agreement and to lie about everything.
Prince Turki Bin Faisal Al-Saud from Saudi Arabia said:This gathering is a place of assembly for all Iranians who left Iran due the oppression of the Velayat e Faqih regime. Along with the representatives of many countries in the world who have suffered from the terrorism of this regime, the regime that is the biggest sponsor of terrorism. The Velayat e Faqih regime needs to export crisis to survive, but the first victims of Khomeini and his followers are the Iranian people. Your efforts to confront this regime is legitimate and your struggle is for the liberation of the Iranian people with all its spectrum from Arabs, Kurds, Baluch, Azeri and Fars from the oppression of the Velayat e Faqih.
Ed Rendell, former Chairman of the U.S. Democratic Party and Governor of Pennsylvania, said that regime change is up to the people of Iran and their supporters across the world. He also said that it is the role of the United States to support these people. Joseph Lieberman, former U.S. Senator and Vice-Presidential candidate, emphasized that the Iranian people are already active and recently people were risking everything to hold Rajavi picture up in public in Iran.
Bernard Kouchner, former Foreign Minister of France, said: Change in Iran will open the way to end extremism, the extremism born in the name of Islam throughout the region. This is not because Islam is a good ground for terrorism, instead they are using Islam as a tool for extremism and murder. So your role is not only necessary for change in Iran, but change Iran is certainly the beginning of a real change for democracy in the whole region.
Former U.S. Homeland Security Secretary and Governor of Pennsylvania Tom Ridge praised the Resistance, describing it as strong, inspirational, popular, organized and magnificently led. John Bolton, former U.S. ambassador to the UN, reiterated that the Iranian regime is central to all problems in the Middle East.
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