Hacking the Iranian Mullahcracy

 TownHall:

Hackers have reportedly infiltrated Iran’s state-run media outlets and are using the airwaves to encourage Iranians to rise up against their government.

Footage circulating on social media appears to show Iran’s TV broadcasts being hijacked. The television screen shows images of the recent protests against the regime’s onerous laws against women. “Rise up! This is your moment! Go out into the streets! Take control of your future,” the subtitles read.

The text further notes that “the regime has failed to protect Iran’s airspace, it has failed in its offensive efforts. It has failed to protect your money.”

The hackers also took the regime to task for funneling their money into its military endeavors instead of taking care of its citizens.
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This is happening as Israel is fighting back against the Mullahs.  Iran's military has been largely destroyed.  That should leave the Mullahs more vulnerable to a rebellion from within.  The Islamic religious bigots who have controlled Iran in recent years have squandered the potential if that once great country.  It was a mistake for Iran to attack Israel.  Although Israel is a smaller country, its military is vastly superior to what remains of the Iranian military.  That is particular the case of the Israeli airforce.  Iran would have been better off if it never attacked Israel.

See also:

What You Need to Know About the 30,000-lb. Bomb That Could Crush Iran's Nuclear Weapons Dreams

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