I think you're asking a really critical question.
The reason I say that is that, regrettably, a narrative has taken hold in the west and in the western media that there is a real divide in the community and that some people support the regime while some people are opposed to it. The truth of the matter is that I struggle to find anyone in the community—and I'm very involved in the community, as are you, MP Ehsassi—who supports this regime.
Obviously, there are going to be people who have ties to that regime. Regrettably, they have found their way to Canada, so they may have sympathies for the regime or they may even, in fact, be representatives of the regime, here in secret. By and large, the Iranian people in the diaspora despise this regime. They want it gone.
There have been protests in recent months that have drawn tens of thousands of people here in Canada. In the town of Richmond Hill, we had a protest where 50,000 people came out. That was the police estimate. You don't get 50,000 Canadians coming out for very many things, but we had 50,000 people coming out to say that they reject the Islamic Republic.
Similarly, the poll that you cited is a good poll. It points to the fact that Iranian people inside the country in very large numbers—I forget the exact number, but it's something around 80% or so, I think—want this regime gone. This regime really has no base of support inside or outside the country.