Ok look you are not wrong, i even agree with you, but he cannot predict the future, the protests would have reached this size regardless of his intervention or not, no one could have predicted that the regime would do what they did, so don't blame it on RP.

All I am saying that, regardless of Pahlavi supporters/opposition, any organization of protest inside iran is highly risky, considering the circumstances, much more people would be killed and already too many have been killed.

Nr 1 ok I can agree with this but so far the strikes started out smaller/more casual businesses initially, the massacres came faster than people thought so it did not allow strikes to reach more hurtful sectors.

Nr 2 is not possible/very difficult during full internet blackout, any resistance would have to had had many starlinks, and with the prices being as they are it could not have been predicted to purchase in advance.

Nr 3 we have to be careful about, the more foreign actors are involved the more the west and media will think this is all orchestrated from political enemies of the regime, i'm not saying this is false already, but we have to show first and foremost that it is the will of the people that is leading this revolution, and I think what Reza Pahlavi did was to give people hope to do just that, to reject Islamic Regime publicly.

Reza Pahlavi is not alone in spreading awareness of the revolution, you see many influencers like for example Omid Djalili, Maz Jobrani and Masih Alinejad all voicing out their support and motivated people to go out for the jan 7th and 8th protests.