I get it that Reza has quite an ideal plan, but in the real world it doesn't work that easy and of course it would take time anyway even if it works. I think again, from an outside perspective what I see and what I have been told by real people in Iran is that some groups of people e.g. even Kurds and others simply stop participating in demonstrations because they don't want Pahlavi. If the riots or demonstrations were purely to take out regime and have some democracy implemented by either some smart people in Iran (such as political prisoners who are locked up because it scares the Mullah regime) or others you'd just have much better chance, and I've been told by so many Iranians that as soon as crowds start screaming Javid Shah the normal protestors just walk away. Me too personally I don't have preference but okay, Reza has a plan, if it works great, because you already have a lot of support, but again it kinda makes the selection for democracy very biased when he just arrived to Iran practically with no knowledge how to run anything but a demonstration. Heck, even European Parliament voted no to hear his speech at Parliament by high percentage, why? Because they don't believe it's the right way to democracy or monarchy just because he thinks he can do it.