Sometimes I prefer to write subtly and imply things indirectly, but because some people try to pretend things and attach meanings to what I said I should explain what I wrote yesterday.
My previous writings are completely unambiguous in that I protect the borders of Iran and hugely and actively oppose any attempt to break down Iran into smaller countries. This is not merely what I say or claim, I design the platform to ensure that Iran will never be broken down into smaller countries.
One of the plots to create chaos which might lead to breaking down Iran into smaller countries is to support individuals and small groups to form a government knowing that the majority of people do not support them. Mojahedin and Reza Pahlavi are two examples. Instead, the stable solution is to construct a democratic process so that those viewpoints compete with each other in elections and after 4-5 years power is handed over non-violently and smoothly (if the ruling party loses in a real election).
I saw on Twitter that there was a conference in Olso I think that tried to imply whoever opposes Reza Pahlavi supports the decomposition of Iran. I ignore strategies that are based on pretending things. I will be involved in building real platforms, they can pretend things they want to pretend.
Yesterday I mentioned Reza Pahlavi intentionally. I intentionally quoted him saying he supported a kingdom with no political power whatsoever. Since the deal between Iran’s regime and the West has been revealed, I have compared that to the Torkamanchai deal as a symbol of a disastrous deal (for Khamenei/Ghalibaf). Although in the Torkamanchai deal parts of Iran were separated, here in this deal Iran’s regime power territory was shrunk. This power territory currently expands into all aspects of Iranians’ lives. Parallelism aims to restrict that power territory in Iranians’ lives. Iran’s regime response is to pretend I’m supporting the decomposition of Iran. I don’t know if they helped set up the Oslo conference or not but the intentions are aligned with what Iran’s regime wants.
Those who want to eliminate Khamenei overnight in fact seek chaos. They don’t want a non-violent transition from a type of kingdom into a democratic process, they want complete chaos. The solution I pursue is to gradually shrink Khamenei’s power territory in the lives of Iranians so that a democratic system can be formed.