You're not thinking long term, the green movement is not a short-term revolutionary force you want it to be - it's in fact much more profound than that. The broad coalition of young people, merchants, intellectuals, and religious leaders that took to the streets to protest the reelection of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad a year ago has been spectacularly successful in achieving the one goal that they all had common: the de-legitimization of the Iranian regime. Put simply, the Green Movement, through its blood and sacrifice, has convinced almost all Iranians, regardless of their piety or their politics, that the Islamic Republic in its current iteration is neither Islamic nor a republic. The Regime itself is slowing dieing, it's not a question of IF, it's a question of WHEN.

70% of Iran's current population were children or were born after the Islamic revolution. They are the future of Iran and probably the most pro-western, pro-american population in the Middle east and Central Asia. And that population is the future of Iran. You're idea of "Bomb now. Bomb often." is a spectacular way of embittering that population of Iranians against the United States, and will only ensure that the regime will remain in power for generations to come. Iran is on the verge of the most significant social movement it has experienced in three decades. Whether for good or for bad, the Iran that ultimately rises out of the ashes of last summer’s uprising will be unlike the Iran we know today, and for that we can thank the Green Movement.