Category Archives: Social

I usually check the news early in the morning. Today I saw some news and reports that should be explained. They are linked with a debate published some days ago. Taeb had a debate with a prominent former political prisoner … Continue reading →

Netanyahu’s policy about Iran’s regime is now in total chaos. On the one hand, he needs Khamenei to stop parallelism. On the other, he wants to empower destructive movements in the region. Small, weak and unstable countries are the best … Continue reading →

When the stability of a regime relies on the wisdom of a leader, and his wisdom turns out to be a joke, insiders will try to protect themselves. That’s because the “bravery” of supporters of the regime to suppress people … Continue reading →

Parallelism is in progress. I haven’t contacted anyone about that yet because the basic design is still incomplete. Since it is said the virtual world should be restricted by law, shouldn’t corruption (among all sorts of governmental and semi-governmental illegal … Continue reading →

It’s understandable that Khamenei/Ghalibaf are so angry and trying to fix things as much as they can, but they should take into account that this deal will eventually be available to the public in the future in two different ways. … Continue reading →

I tried to be active and support Harris but I’m blocked. I can’t build a website myself for that purpose because I’m in Iran. I will try to contact people in the US again. UPDATE 1: Khamenei/Ghalibaf pretend they are … Continue reading →

It should be made absolutely clear that in this deal Ghalibaf means Khamenei, and Khamenei means Ghalibaf.

I said before in a deleted tweet that power will not be handed over in this social, economic and political situation in Iran, instead the power structure of the regime will collapse altogether. But recent activities of ultra-hardliners (i.e. Jalili, … Continue reading →

A hardliner member of Iran’s parliament criticized Iran’s borders and Khamenei on the same day. Khamenei wanted to send a signal that if he fell even more hardliners would take over. Once again Khamanei was tricked into weakening himself in … Continue reading →

I never get used to the grief Palestinians experience every day. I haven’t written about it for some time but it doesn’t mean I have forgotten that. All I’m doing in Iran and elsewhere will have something to do with … Continue reading →