The article discusses the escalating crisis in Iran, where the regime has responded to mass protests with violence and a nationwide communications blackout. The author contrasts the responses of previous and current United States presidents, arguing that only decisive and strategic action from America can help drive the ruling clerics from power. A five-point plan is proposed, emphasizing targeted measures such as restoring communications, personalizing sanctions, precise military deterrence, avoiding involvement from Israel, and planning for post-regime stability. The piece warns against invasion and calls for a controlled approach to support regime collapse from within, stressing the importance of saving lives without triggering a wider conflict.