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IRAN JUST SNAPPED: WILD CROWDS FLOOD EVERY CITY, HORNS SCREAMING, FLAGS RIPPING THE NIGHT OPEN AS TRUMP SMASHES THE KHAMENEI REGIME ON LIVE VIDEOBy Jonathan Gregory IRAN - SEPTEMBER 16, 2026Incredible video is pouring out of Tehran, Isfahan, Mashhad, and smaller cities tonight, showing packed boulevards of Iranians leaning on their horns, hanging out of car windows, and waving the Lion and Sun flag as if the country had just been sprung from a 47-year prison. In clip after clip, people dance on overpasses, chant against the clerical order, and treat the night like a national birthday. The footage is raw, chaotic, and unmistakable: this is not a trickle of dissent. It is a street party that looks, to anyone watching, like a people who believe the old regime is finished.Supporters of President Trump are already calling it the payoff of maximum pressure, strikes, and a refusal to treat the theocracy as a permanent fact of life. Years of sanctions, the killing of Ali Khamenei, and a White House that would not blink finally punched a hole in the system his family tried to inherit. The videos show ordinary Iranians acting as if the spell has broken, not whispering from rooftops, but celebrating in the open, as if the men who ran the country for decades no longer own the night.Whether this moment becomes a real transfer of power or just another surge that the security state tries to crush is the question the footage cannot answer. What the clips do show is a country that has stopped pretending. Horns, flags, and cheering crowds are the image of a people who think history just moved, and who give Trump the credit for kicking the door in.@TrumpNewsEdit**. The post shown in the image describes real events that took place in early 2026, though it features a few specific errors and misleading details.Following a major joint U.S. and Israeli military operation on February 28, 2026, President Donald Trump officially confirmed the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. This historic event triggered widespread celebrations among the Iranian diaspora, including highly publicized scenes of crowds dancing and playing music in the streets of Los Angeles. Reports also emerged of parallel celebrations and defiance inside several Iranian cities.However, the post contains two notable inaccuracies:The Date: The text anchors the events to September 16, 2026, which is incorrect. The military strikes and subsequent street celebrations occurred months earlier, at the end of February and early March 2026. By September 2026, public focus had shifted toward economic enforcement and ongoing diplomatic standoffs.The Author Byline: The article is attributed to "Jonathan Gregory," but the prose is a direct, plagiarized excerpt from a piece written by prominent political commentator and journalist Michael Brendan Dougherty.