Did you attend the institute of propaganda at the University of Tel Aviv?Yes on Oct 7
Get out of here with your zionist backed lies.
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Did you attend the institute of propaganda at the University of Tel Aviv?Yes on Oct 7
dont mean to be the one stating the obvious, but shias do like dynasties, lol, i do see your point though, if anything these kind of selections make it even more obvious that politically the regime is not doing well. healthy political machines have enough checks and balances to avoid the need to resort to dynastic selections to appease power blocks.
the only sensible solutions is for both sides to declare some form of hollow victory and go back to political posturing. israel has failed to instigate a regime change, and iran has further alienated every arab entity in the gulf.
I think it sends the opposite message.It's a tactical decision. They want a message to sent out to their people that there is still a solid connection to their passed away Imam and to their enemies that the King might be dead but long live the King aka the 'regime', which their enemies so want to topple.
The Economist has an article saying it's a clear sign that the IRGC has emerged dominant over the clergy. The civilian government and army were not that influential anyway.Lol you are quite right about the dynasty part. Didn't quite think it through. But they do seem to oppose monarchy type situations and this kind of seems like one.
If anything politics and maneuvering is of utmost importance during such scenarios, the most famous for this butcher of South Asians Churchill.. knew when to employ whom for the right effect.The Economist has an article saying it's a clear sign that the IRGC has emerged dominant over the clergy. The civilian government and army were not that influential anyway.
Mojtaba's no Mujtahid, no Ayatollah... actually first attended seminary at the age of 30. So he will depend for legitimacy on 2 things - his father's name and IRGC support. I suppose they think this will allow them to control him.
If he's allowed to live, he may come into his own but for now he's a very shaky supreme leader. Shows how even in the midst of a war and an existential threat, politics and maneuvering never stops.
This is outright badmashi of the highest order. They behave as if they can do whatever they want, and no one is doing anything about it. It’s absolutely sickening.![]()


for the first time in a long time there are countries who are talking out loud about the injustice being conducted by Israel and USThis is outright badmashi of the highest order. They behave as if they can do whatever they want, and no one is doing anything about it. It’s absolutely sickening.![]()

Did you attend the institute of propaganda at the University of Tel Aviv?
Get out of here with your zionist backed lies.
These Sanghi converts will stick to Pakistani forums to keep posting their propaganda and lies. Everything for them started off on Oct 7th. Their own portals are garbage so no wonder these Hindutva Terrorists are always seen here
I strongly suspect some of these accounts are paid operators pushing Indian propaganda on this forum
What opposite message does it send out? That the name Khameni doesn't live on as religious leadership? That the son is not connected to the father? That the regime has been toppled/changed?I think it sends the opposite message.