Gen. Hugh Shelton, the former Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff calls to support Iran Resistance

While ًMembers of the Advisory Committee of the United Nations Human Rights Council express grave concerns about the continued violations of human rights in the Mullahs’ ruled Iran that has been going on unabated for three decades,many  countries urge   to make preconditions, the Human Rights situation in Iran for their relations with that country.Among these committees,retired U.S. General Hugh Shelton and the former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff insisted on the US support for the Iranian opposition movement led by Maryam Rajvi as an alternative to Iran Evil regime.
In an interview with the Newsmax TV, Gen. Shelton who served from 1997 to 2001 as Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman and is author of 'Without Hesitation: The Odyssey of an American Warrior,' stressed Washington has 'got to support' the National Council of Resistance of Iran ( NCRI ) 'if we want them to be able to move forward.'
During talks with 'The Hard Line' host Ed Berliner,  Gen. Shelton praised the NCRI’s program 'that looks like our Declaration of Independence.'
'It has all the rights, all the freedoms expressed for the Iranian people that you and I as Americans would like to see,' he said. 'Giving them a chance by supporting them in a way that will allow them to empower the people inside of Iran and lead to an uprising ... scares the daylights out of the mullahs and the ayatollahs inside of Iran.'
'It’s awfully tough to speak out against a regime who has all the arms and who is constantly throwing those in jail that speak out against it,' he said. 'You only get a half truth when you talk about what’s coming out of the Iranians, at best.'
Gen. Shelton also expressed frustration that President Barack Obama is not listening to the opponents of the deal in the United States, 'one of the most bipartisan groups that you probably ever find inside of the Beltway.'
'It’s got everyone from former presidential candidate and head of the Democratic National Committee Howard Dean, to [former Pennsylvania Democratic] Gov. Ed Rendell, [former Pennsylvania Republican] Gov. Tom Ridge, who is also the first homeland security director, and then it’s the attorney general director, the FBI, two CIA chiefs ... saying ’Look Mr. President, we know you don’t want to go to war with Iran. We understand that. We know you don’t really want a nuclear empowered Iran, but there is another alternative. Listen to what we’re saying.’”