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Garrison Davis described an IRGC letter urging Americans to vote, arguing that voters empower the government and that “Death to America” targets the ruling elite, not ordinary people. The letter praised Gaza protests and No Kings rallies as signs of political awakening.
Dixon describes Iran's leverage as a mix of state power, the IRGC, regional armed groups, and control of strategic routes; he expects eventual negotiations with Gulf states and the US-hosted financial system. He links Iran's modern conflict with Western powers to oil nationalization, the 1953 coup, and the 1979 revolution.
Tom Luongo asserts Lloyd's of London effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz by canceling shipping insurance rather than Iran executing a physical naval blockade. Luongo claims the US-Iran memorandum of understanding was abrogated after 20 days because the IRGC could not accept terms without forfeiting internal power.
Susan Kokinda claims the US Treasury's Operation Economic Outcast is successfully dismantling the Iranian regime by targeting the IRGC's commercial business interests. The IRGC directly controls 60% of the Iranian economy, making them highly vulnerable to strategic financial sanctions.
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