Reza Pahlavi — addressed to Khamenei "Just as Nazi criminals were tried and punished in Nuremberg, you and your accomplices will also be tried and punished in the Iranian nation's court." — Exiled Crown Prince of Iran

What's coming in Iran isn't just justice for Iranians. It's a proof of concept for the entire world — and especially for Americans.

Q's broader framework has always held that events abroad are deliberately sequenced to prepare public consciousness for what comes domestically. Iran is that sequence playing out in real time. The world is about to watch accountability happen — televised, undeniable, historic.

And the moment it does, every argument against domestic tribunals collapses. "It can't happen here. It's unconstitutional. It's unprecedented." None of that holds when there's a living precedent on every screen.

Iran becomes the preview. Americans watch it, absorb it, and the psychological and legal groundwork is laid. By the time military tribunals are seriously proposed here — the sealed indictments, JAG authority, the full architecture — the public has already seen it work. The template exists. The objections are gone.

Sometimes you have to do things elsewhere to prepare a population for what needs to happen at home. This is that moment.