Iran’s President Raisi has died. What now?
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Iranian President #Raisi had a long list of enemies, both from without and within. It is not unreasonable to question whether his colleagues conspired to eliminate him.
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This account is run by a azeri (assimilated iranian) and funded by Ann Applebaum & other neocons.
Quick question bro, just curious, do you identify as a muslim? If so sunni or shia?
"Rigged Election" ... I would like you to publish the evidence.
You can't just speak foolishly.
Ground...
Can not even add or remove news sources. Based app.
My money is on the man with the beard
"A" rather than "the." I think they all grow them out.
@@erikjohnson9223 I don't think I could be anything in Iran, I'm a very non hairy person, a homo novus if you will, a next step in human evolution
@@erikjohnson9223 That was the joke.
Wow same subsidized housing trolls everywhere LOL
Hey at least they can grow a beard like real men
I can't believe we reached a point where Ahmadinejad is now seen as a reasonable guy.
😮❤
Is that the same timeline where Joe Biden is president?
@@chrishnah Biden > Trump
@@chrishnah The very same, also the one where a populist, ex-democrat, billionaire narccisist, with anti-democratic tendencies was president 🤔
That's what happens when you drink the propaganda koolaid. Do you also believe Trump is a "threat to democracy"?
If I learned anything, it is that Iranian leaders have immaculate beards.
Fr
errrr, some, not all
Not ahmedijad
Imagine how much barbers make in Iran
Aircraft crashing in fog with high level government officials actually happens a lot happened to Polish president and a plane full of US ambassadors, the military pilots who fly these things have a crazy high risk tolerance and are trained to complete their mission at all costs and are trained to fly in conditions no passenger plane should. They view delaying or changing airports or go-arounds or adjusting course for weather as failing their mission. So they fly with 0 visibility close to the ground and crash.
Not to mention, they are easily subjected to pressure from higher-ups.
So you’re saying they take absolutely no precautions while transporting the most important people in their country? Oookaaay. 🙄
@@rsuriyopif you want to keep your high paying job piloting for the most powerful people in the country you tell them you are capable of flying in thick fog, otherwise someone else will get the job.
@@injest1928also they don’t use GPS or the Russian geolocating system so the search and rescue took a lot longer.
Great Explanation, thanks
A game of thrones? Probably more like a feast for crows
Game Of Falafel 🧆
No, more like the First Fitna
Stop changing that mate😐😑
That's the name of ASOIFs second book, cleaver wording
@@Bob-dx6sb *fourth
The problem with democracy is Iran is the Guardian council, they disallow candidates of The Parliament and the Experts' assembly to run before the voting starts, that's why somethings never change
That's a feature of sharia, not a bug: any law can be passed so long as it doesn't conflict with Islamic law
@@user-op8fg3ny3j technically yes, but I am not talking about the laws, as Iranians, we are supposed to choose the assembly of Experts and indirectly choose the supreme leader but when the Guardian council purposely disallows those who are right for the job, then we have no power
@@user-op8fg3ny3j But that cannot be called democracy. More like a theocratic oligarchy. Just because the people vote, that does not mean you have a democratic system.
@@Kalimdor199Menegrothexactly why many muslims are split wether democracy is halal or haram.
It's only permissible in the sense that people can choose their leaders and legislate laws that don't conflict with shariah
@@TheMiguel4710it's like the UK house of lords since they are unelected and thus prone to corruption.
The ulama were trying to copy the early caliphate system where a council makes shura about the candidates for leadership.
if khamenei s son become supreme leader, they will become theocratic monarcho-republic
Worst of the worst
How can a governmental system be this bad
They never should’ve got rid of the shah
His son might be president instead
Making an already unstable republic even more unstable, genius!
Those beards make them all look the same.
Finally someone talking about the real issue here
I mean white people look the same and chinese people with their eyes make them look the same
yeah, and if you wanna be able to tell the difference between Arab an non-Arab Mullahs, Arabs don't have mustaches!
@@darksecret965i really stopped caring about Iranian politics cause I couldn’t differentiate them 😂
yeah, I thought it was the old one
Unless the supreme leader position abolished... Nothing going to change...
It's just a placeholder for the title of caliph since they don't control the haramayn
Only sunnis can be caliphs, which Iranian leader are not. I'm saying this because even shias believe in this @@user-op8fg3ny3j
Or the revolutionary army that controls everything in the country
unless petrol is run out,
power of that group will not hinder.
names titles doesnt matter
money is.
@@user-op8fg3ny3j why wad my reply deleted?
Anyway, Iran can't be a caliphate, simply because they're not sunni, according to themselves. That's why Iran was for centuries isolated from the rest of the Islamic world
They are Jafari Shia, so they are just waiting for their imam to come
It's kind of sad, the most popular guy is probably the one they won't choose. And since the Supreme Leader hasn't chosen his replacement, and with most thinking it will be his unpopular son, a lot of people will claim he's making a new dynasty that the revolution sought to overthrow.
He should know not to repeat the same mistake as Muawiyah
@@user-op8fg3ny3jdifferent context. Has no bearing on what the Ummayads did. And if I’m not mistaken, said Ummayad was successful and played the game in the new Islamic empire.
A struggling and fledgling Islamic republic is not comparable
It's such a shame how post-1979 Iran is just as much authotarian as pre-1979 Iran. And it would be an utter shame if Khamenei's son succeeds him. All the lives lost in 79 would go down the drain wven further.
@@bijkhan6978Ummayad conquest was succesful, that's it. He is referring to Muawiyas son Yazid LA who killed Imam Hussein and His Companians in Kerbala or in other words, a tyranical Regime.
Meh, it doesn't matter. The next Supreme leader would certainly be bent on destroying Israel and world domination, just as the two previous ones were. He would most certainly continue oppressing the secular people in Iran. What does it matter if it's a hereditary succession or a theocratic succession? Both would be similarly oppressive, extreme, and genocidal.
One big mistake: There is no democratic part in Iranian regime. All apparently elected positions are controlled by the guardian council whose members are handpicked by the supreme leader. This way, the supreme leader engineers elections so only his people can run. There is something called approval of qualification in Iran for running for presidency ( or member of parliament or assembly of experts). The body which approves or disapproves one’s qualification is… you guessed it: the guardian council, which is unelected and handpicked by the supreme leader himself.
So basically Singapore?
so basically USA with handpicked by two parties candidates for presidency with no say of the public to the issue?
Biden's America ☕....
@@soheilrhnvrd965 🤦♂
Wtf? Democracy is people can vote, what version of it is democracy or not is not for anyone to decide
The helicopter that the President was flying in was US-made and over 40 years old. The service life of a helicopter is ~20 years. I'm sure the Russians or Chinese (nominal allies of Iran) would have been happy to sell them a newer and more reliable helicopter.
As noted in this report, Iran has accused the US of continuing sanctions (which is true) denying them spare parts as an explanation for the crash, but stopped short of anything clearer.
In this report, I wonder why the the advanced age of the helicopter wasn't mentioned?
Iran could have bought parts on the black market. That is what they do for their nuclear program.
That is what the families of the Iranian elite do to live a life of luxury. They also send their children
to well-known elite colleges and universities in the West. The clerics are scamming the Iranian people!
I think that sometimes it is preferable to operate a old, well known machine, specially when it is used by high ranking officials.
@@User-jr7vf however a 40 year old helicopter should be a cut off point
Monero has existed long enough to enable Iran to buy what they need. Failing to take advantage of that is their fault.
It's amazing how often autocracies call themselves 'stable' in comparison to democracies- until the inevitable question of succession finally rolls around.
It’s like the game Root. As long as the Eyrie can maintain its decree, it is stable, and nearly impossible to stop. But god help them if anything at all goes wrong.
What I’ve realised is that CaspianReport has never made a negative video about his own country of Azerbaijan.
He hates Armenia
@@JesusOrDestructioni abhor the armenian genocide since it gave the world the kardashians.
If this is the Iranian version of game of thrones, I'd HATE to see what the Iranian version of the Red Wedding look like.
Both Tolkien and grrm ripped off their stories directly from persian myth and history. The Godfather is just the story of Ardashir and the rise of the Sasanians, but with a bad ending in classic greek tragedy propaganda tactic used by those spineless cowards.
You will all pay for every single moment enjoyed from your thievery.
@@hisholiness4537گادفادرو درست گفتی ولی کتابای تالکین و مارتین جفتشون مربوط به افسانه های انگلیسی و جرمنی و داستانهای توراته. نه استوریلاین و قصه، بیشتر کاراکترها و محیط و شرایط
Uzbekistan went from an isolationist nation to a semi-globalised one after their President died in 2016.
Saudi is currently going through something similar with MBS making the nation unrecognisable from a decade ago.
Iran's Ayatollah structure seemingly ensures that a similar thing could never happen though.
With Ayatollah Khamenei turning 85 recently, it would be a surprise if there's even a small shift in foreign and domestic policy from his successor. The Assembly of Experts who elect the Ayatollah have allegedly already selected the next Ayatollah anyway.
i honestly don't luke the way saudi is going, instead of showing tourists the history and the old empires and museums... they want to be a soulless new vegas on steroids, with their expat compounds that have their own rules and meaningless big skyscrapers with flashy lights.
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Obrigado, amigo! Você é um amigo!
This man is a Saint 😂
Such a beautiful country with rich history, run by medieval leadership
CIA overthrew the last democratically elected President because he wanted to nationalise the oil industry and installed the hated authoritarian Shah. The people deposed him and installed the Ayatollah. So thank freedom loving America.
Doesn’t that make sense a historic country is run by leaders in history?
well their most beautiful architecture comes from the medieval period so there might even be a silver lining.
@@1mol831 Its actually true. Most islamic nations have a tendency to glorify the times they had national power and pride which sadly for them is quite some time in the past.
Medieval leadership is still far ahead of democracy. Democracy predates islam by millennia. It comes from the ancient romans
House of Saud - Iran edition. Just a family ruling over things.
Nah. They're pretty opposed to that sort of thing, as it reminds them of the shah that the revolution deposed. That's why his son taking power is an issue to begin with, whereas it's taken for granted in places like the KSA or UAE.
@@ArawnOfAnnwn Yup.
We Iranians are still celebrating 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Kos kholin dige. Ham hokumatetun kos khole, ham khodetun.
Others would too if your goal wasnt making iran a US puppet lol one evil choice to another now you have half the world mourning for iran
"As an Iranian" Speak for yourself.
Keep dreaming shahrat 😂😂
@@Ali_Haji_SouthAfrica you're right! he doesn't speak for all Iranians. Only for those with an IQ above 80.
We just want a free Iran 🇮🇷
I want a free America. Free of AIPAC and Israel.
Then do something about it
We just want free usa
@@Adric7Ai what's with the non sequitur?
@@andrewmackowen943 have you talked to Iranian people, particularly women? That's definitely not true. Not everyone wants Sharia in place, restrictions on their personal autonomy, and a lack of social mobility. I'd go as far to say that most people don't want that.
The Supreme Leader wasn't really meant to be a political post in the first place, at least when Khomeini was alive.
Let me explain this to you, the Supreme Leader was based on the idea of the "guardianship of the jurist." Khomeini's main role was to enforce the country's Islamic law and he acted as some sort of constitutional monarch, interfering ONLY in political crisis such as when the ultraconservative Majlis (parliament) impeached the leftist president Banisadr.
But in reality, day-to-day running of the government really resided with Khamenei (then-president, managed the war effort against Iraq) and Mousavi (PM, kept the economy afloat, post was replaced with VP afterwards). But yeah, Khomeini was a good posterboy for the regime, telling the people especially children to fight the Iraqis in human waves and even if they die, they'll have their place in Jannah.
But things got tricky after Khomeini's death, the post started to become a politicized one by removing the religious requirement (ex. imagine a non-cardinal becomes Pope, though it happened in the past) but Khamenei was ceremonial at first because it's President Rafsanjani who put him in position in the first place.
Rafsanjani amassed influence during his time as Majlis speaker enough for Khamenei to be ceremonial in his early years but without noticing, Khamenei was also building up his power base particularly in the military and IRGC.
A setback came when Khamenei quashed Rafsanjani's attempt to amend the constitution so he can run for a 3rd term. Out of anger, Rafsanjani allowed more reformists to compete in the election thus the Khatami presidency was born.
Ever since then post-1997 or I should say post-Rafsanjani, Iranian presidents had been always subordinate to the Supreme Leader, either you kiss his hand like Ahmadinejad and Raisi or get annoyed everytime your reform gets blocked like Khatami and Rouhani.
And thanks to our empty-headed-idiot president, George W. Bush, Iranian voters got intimidated into voting against a new Rafsanjani administration, and for that sycophant Amadinejad!
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The guardianship of the jurist was imagined to be something semi-political like what Iraq unofficially has with Ayatollah Seestani.
But the combination of the way Shah being forced out Imam Khomeneis Charisma the wave of political assassination's and the Iran Iraq war made the position more powerful than intended because some many political leaders died Khomeni had to interfere more than expected.
Rafsanjani tried to move the guardian jurist back to a ceremonial role after Khomeneis death and make the president the main point of power. He pushed Khamenei into the position which deftly simultaneously got rid of his main political rival be relegating him to the ceremonial role, took out Ahmed Khomeini for consideration and denied the position to all the other senior clerics. Khamenei realized what was happening too late and tried to argue his way out saying "How can I be the leader when some of you (senior cleric) don't recognize me as (Ayatollah) what kind of leader would that be? But Rafsanjani shut the debate held the vote and Khamenei was stuck because he couldn't reject the degree of senior clergy.
Rafsanjani plan succeeded and failed at the same He was able to accumulate much wealth and rebuild the country and temporarily reduce the power of his rivals. However Shia theology has so much respect for the leader which gave him more influence than expected. Khamenei used that to build his own militia the IRGC which answer to him directly. This gave what Rafsanjani thought would be a purely ceremonial position enforcement power. He used the basij like general Qasim to build the militias in Syria Lebanon and Yemen. The other part was Khamenis youth as the other Ulama passed away and he rode out attempts to oust him it left Khamenei with political executive and religious authority as well extreme direct influence in the region and the only cleric of that standing left alive. Khamenei tried to groom Raisi to be his successor even sending his son to campaign for him but now that plan is gone.
Been watching for nearly a decade! It's hard to believe. I used to ask my wife to mail me transcripts of your new videos while I was away on long work trips. Thank you for all your hard work.
For the first time I disagree with a point made here, that being Israel wouldn't see it as reckless and ineffective to assassinate President Raisi. Netanyahu has been advocating for a war with Iran for as long as he's been in office. Drawing Iran into a violent engagement would only benefit Israel, as it would force the U.S. to become further involved in their wars. No idea whether Israel is behind Raisi's death, but they would indeed have much to gain from a war with Iran.
Living in Israel I'll say that a lot of people here are joking about Mossad having done it, but it's just so unlikely because the fallout from such an attack would be gargantuan if it were ever public that Israel actually did it. And the US isn't always going to get involved in these conflicts-the US has been extremely risk averse for the last 15 years and no one would take it as a guarantee that the US would go all in on a war against Iran.
The other thing is that Raisi isn't a high value target to the extent that a general is or the supreme leader. Maybe someone could predict a destabilizing fight for power like this video suggests could happen, but that's hardly a guaranteed outcome if you're the hypothetical personal planning to assassinate the president and foreign minister.
I think it was isreal .bcuz raisi is the guy that Supreme leader wanted so much he was a yes man he never said no to Supreme leader and never was a danger to throne bcuz he is a low iq clown with no personality .isreal did it bcuz after that they have to do elections again with lack of legitimately they have not much ppl gona vote .and another thing is the main tartget may be the foreign minister .he was very active at making relationships with east and arabs and that not good at all for israel .and dont forget iran also dosent want to go to war even if his president is assassinated .war equals end of their regime
I mean, they would have a motive, but that helicopter literally flew in zero visibility.
But West won’t back Israel in war with Iran, not this time. Iran is too dangerous, they have three thousand ballistic missile and have very advance nuclear program, actually they have enough enriched uranium to produce nuclear weapon. Israel doesn’t even have Access to Iran, so how actually could look war between Israel and Iran? Only another proxy war. Iran migth pressure Hezbollah to attack Israel, send reinforcement to Lebanon to start a hell in Lebanon and Sheba farms. Which is very beneficial to Iran, but not to Israel.
I couldn't agree more with you, this is the worst clip to emerge in this series surprisingly replete with half truths and plain errors !
Thanks for the fast update!
Been waiting for you on this…
dude he is lying like a zionist. go see pictures and videos. millions went to street for raesi in iran. he is viewing iran's opposing ideas onlly as true information. could u trust israel's opinion about iran's action??
I'm Iranian . I'm in second year of high school and we have final exams which has direct effect in graduating from high school and go the university but because of the death of president all the exams were delayed and the exams schedule went crazy . Everything went upside-down 😂
"Everything went upside-down" just like that helicopter lol
Well, that happens when a top official dies in the line of duty.
BTW, do not be fooled by U.S.📰🗞 📺🎥or seduced by thinking we have the freedom you want. I'd elaborate but, just autoblokcs it.
Good luck with your exams.
There are even more important lessons than what you'll learn in school. A huge lesson is in censorship and how that reveals the real spirit of America more than anything.
There are only 2 visible replies. Beyond any doubt, there are probably 20 hidden replies and most are very likely good cmoments.
5 days to study more for the exams isn't bad bro
I'm part of Iran's younger generation and I remember Raisi as the guy who consented to the physical and sexual harassment of my friends by the military. There were hundreds of university students kidnapped everyday for peaceful protest against the government's murder of girls.
You are a liar and a MEK group propagandist
When you guys start with "I belong to... I'm part of..." that's where we know you going to utter some BS.
@@bereketdamtew7766 when a comment starts with "when you guys..." or "those people..." that's self distancing and racist language.
@@CIair_de_lune No. It means I have no say in other people's business. Actually, prescribing a leader or way of life for yellow and brown people is that's racist.
@@bereketdamtew7766 look, I don't know what your life experience has been like and I'm sure you have no idea about mine, maybe we should show each other a little compassion and understanding without assuming anything about what their beliefs are.
Non compassion towards other people's beliefs is exactly what makes the middle east toxic, I recognise that and want some change, even though I myself and many others are being pushed out of the region for having different opinions from the government.
But I did not expect someone from the outside to be so resistant to listening to someone else's life experiences aswell.
Honestly have to say i think it was just a mundane case of bad weather and perhaps equipment malfunction that brought the helicopter down.
There is no mundane crashes in high politics. This was Iran's president. The same country which is almost in open war with Israel and the US. The US have murdered their senior General just a few years ago. Plane and helicopters crash are extremely unlikely, specially a president's one which must be the most advanced tech available.
*AT THE CIA:*
Miguel [watching the news] _"Hey Bob, was that us?"_
Bob [rolls his chair out of his office and winks]: _"Who knows?"_
🤭
Mary (aka philip): lucky~ human errors 😂
@@ejs7861You ruined it…
"this is not a system where people leave empty handed, if necessary they can cut off hands" goes incredibly hard
Thank you Shirvan for responding to this event with a video and casting light!
It hardly matters who the President of Iran is, it is the Revolutionary Guard that holds true power in Iran.
Isn't it really the supreme leader?
@@DanM-pw9nl Sure in theory but in practice the Revolutionary Guard support the Ayatollah because the Ayatollah supports the Revolutionary Guard which also controls major portions of Iran's economy. In truth Iran is a military Junta disguised as a Theocracy.
Shirvan can you do a report of the Turkish counterinsurgency operations in northern Iraq?
The Grand Ayatollah has by no means lived past his "life expectancy" whatever that means. Infact Mullahs tend to live long lifes due to being carefree, not having to deal with strains and burdens of life like the general population, besides having the best access to medical care and treatment. There are several mullahs that are over a decade older than Khamenei.
Spot on, there's an old saying in Iran to have "hands like a mullah" -- gentle soft hands, that is to say not having had to endure pressures of life. They have private doctors, surgeons, servants, etc that only cater to them, since they have created their own privileged class. Especially the top mullahs the sanctions have absolutely no effect on their quality of life.
@@Sparabara-bx6xiChina is going to turn into that as well. Though supreme leaders job would be more stressful, they never have total control.
If you live a healthy life - you don't need any medical care or treatment.
@@adolfadolfinskis5843 Bro, that's cute of you to make that blanket statement, but let me remind you this is not a health and strength channel. We're talking Iran, and the daily constraints, pressure and stresses of life over there that is on orders of magnitude higher than anything you and me have to face. We don't experience a tenth of what they are going through. The cost of living is on another level and is many times unbearable. They don't have the luxury to put enough food on the table like us. We're talking involuntary starvation due to extreme economic hardship. Something like half of the population are now living below the poverty line. Also disease and sickness is an inevitable part of life, not being able to seek medical treatment because of financial restraints is devastating to many, both young and old. You need to have money to live a healthy life -- to eat healthy fresh food, to train at a high tech facility, to take the food supplements, all of these are essential in taking care of your body. If you have to work three jobs, barely having any free time, in order to make ends meet and yet is barely surviving that's in no way shape or form healthy for your mind nor body.
@@adolfadolfinskis5843 Bro, that's cute of you to make that blanket statement, but let me remind you this is not a health and strength channel. We're talking Iran, and the daily constraints, pressure and stresses of life over there that is on orders of magnitude higher than anything you and me have to face. We don't experience a tenth of what they are going through. The cost of living is on another level and is many times unbearable. They don't have the luxury to put enough food on the table like us. We're talking involuntary starvation due to extreme economic hardship. Something like half of the population is now living below the poverty line. Also disease and sickness is an inevitable part of life, not being able to seek medical treatment because of financial restraints is devastating to many, both young and old. You need to have money to live a healthy life -- to eat healthy fresh food, to train at a high tech facility, to take the food supplements, all of these are essential in taking care of your body. If you have to work three jobs, barely having any free time, in order to make ends meet and yet is barely surviving that's in no way shape or form healthy for your mind nor body.
It seems that Ali Khamenei is considering in creating a family dictatorship similar to what's going on in North Korea.
You need to pick up a history book lmao.
America has a family dictatorship but, they act as proxies for the ruling elites. Visible elites who gain office by pretending to give you a choice every four years.
Spot on
Love from Iran❤
Nothing compares to the dictatorship of and their censorship.
Always solid reporting. Thank you
"Iran's president id dead: wait for infighting"
- Yahoo Financing
A credible opinion?
“Always” unless he talks about Azerbaijan, Turkey, or anything related to these, so Armenia, Kurdistan, Greece, etc, as well
Reporting? 😂
Solid BS
He's always been spreading propaganda of Azerbaijan & Israel.. and I'm sure he's not alone and it's a whole team of people pretending to be a normal channel to spread propaganda just like how that German animation channel did
This Channel becoming more and more like CNN, CNBC day by day. 😢
All you people post the same stuff over and over.
He got Kobe Bryant'ed
Yeah
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He's not Khomeini, he is Khamenei. You pronounce it wrong
Koo me eenee
That bothered me. In fact, most of the media, particularly western, pronounces his name wrong. Damn he's been your enemy and been in your news for 40 freaking years and you can't pronounce his name correctly lmao. Not that it's the biggest issue in the world but this goes against professionalism
It's Komatmebro
Shows The lack of research this guy puts in his video
Communist
Content starts at 03:42. Cheers!
RIP helicopter 🚁 🙏 😢
4 million iranian attended to funeral in tehran 3 million in mashad qom and tabriz cities was the same it seems like you have a but burn lol
@@shahesmail313 lol more like 4 million extremists men. Not one young person or woman mourns this monster
@@shahesmail313 The only but burn I have (lol) is hoping that the good people and especially the women of Iran get to be free from tyranny some day.
@@legitbeans9078 iranian people especially iranian womans are already free believe me no one care iranian womans right as much as iranian goverment does. When woman divorce from her husband he has right receive 110 full gold if the husband doesnt pay that court send the husband to jail.
@@shahesmail313 Gtfo, you're even more stupid than our Kremlin bots, lol
As an Iranian, I can tell you that you know nothing about Iran's internal politics!
1. Mojtaba Khamenei cannot enter governmental or political positions because the Supreme Leader of Iran has prohibited all his children from engaging in these matters to prevent them from exploiting their father's position.
2. Additionally, the future leadership of Iran can be either individual or council-based, as determined by the Assembly of Experts.
3. Members of the Assembly of Experts are elected by the people, and the next leader of Iran (if the leadership remains individual) will be one of the members of the Assembly of Experts. As I mentioned above, Mojtaba Khamenei cannot register for this.
I really enjoy and appreciate your work, man. As an American it's refreshing to hear an international take on world geopolitics.
fun fact: Raisi in arabic means my president
Mushtabah means suspect
Mojtaba means The Chosen one
Fun fact# Raisi in eskimo means rat 😆
@@TENGRI-101 are you ok?
"the countries dress code"
It's 2024 and the Government decides what people can wear
And as we seen before, any deviation from it, is met with strong repression
In what civilized country does the goverment not decide what you can and cannot wear?
@@salahudinfarah221 In the west there are certain things you cannot wear, but there's nothing that's mandatory to wear. There's no fashion police beating people to death for not wearing a baseball cap, that would be stupid wouldn't it? That wouldn't be civilised at all, would it?
@@matt.willoughby Your original comment was inccorect which was the point of my original comment. Countries do decide what people can wear.
There are certain parts of the body that need to be "covered" which of course the goverment decides. In the US, for example, the parts of the body that need to be covered are significantly less then what is required in Iran. You can cover these parts with whatever you want. This is the same in the US and Iran. In other words, there is no specific piece of clothing that is "required" by law. They just simply need to be covered.
@@salahudinfarah221 I think you're being pedantic but still. If you go out wearing nothing at all in the USA you might get arrested, though probably not, you won't be beaten to death for it like you might be in Iran. What we class as indecent is obviously cultural, in the west it's generally the genitals that we have to cover up.
Now thats what I am talking about! Thank you for the insightful video. I had to stop the video several times to read the scheme carefully.
Excellent and informative breakdown as always
If the Iranian people couldn't even overthrow their government last year than nothing is going to change from this
It's because protesters were a minority and western media made it a biggg issue while it was insignificant
Plus, secularists are soft and don't like holding guns
It was a color revolution engineered by the west using remaining of shahgays
Unfortunately it’s true, but foreign intervention can stop this regime…
@@user-tw3rb8zq3e foreign intervention? Yeah, just look what happens in Libya, slave market open in public.
@@user-tw3rb8zq3e but what more can be worse then foreign intervention? It never worked in Iran's neighborhood.
How do you make these killer map edits bro!! Enlighten me please 🙏
Well made video, very insightful as it went in depth into the foundation of Iran 👏
your timing is great mate
Iran will be free ❤
Yeah, they are blinded by secularism,,,
They are already....
Will you free them?
@@James-hh1yu are you living in Iran like me?
@@maximmusr6016 probably doesn’t, people love glorifying extremist ideological authoritarian regimes as long as they don’t have to live in them.
Really good video, Shirvan. Instead of a mundane helicopter crash, you've highlighted the court intrigue story. I did not really care about this story, but thanks for your entertaining spin on the Iranian clown show aspect.
GREAT rundown on Iran's governing structure! The best I've seen. Kudos!
Isn't it crazy how 150 people max have 80 million people in hostage? That's why Americans are so protective over the Second Amendment.
With 1.5 million people attending his funeral i’m not so sure that Raesi was that unpopular in Iran
Population of Iran has a population of 88 million. And the government issued 5 days of state sanctioned mourning. Not as big of a turnout as you think.
Most are not there “voluntarily”.
bruh, they literally had to invite people from neighboring countries because not enough Iranians showed up 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@CaspianReport how? They were forced out of their houses to go and mourn?
@@SGN30 some criminals who were offered a lenient sentence if they attended, some are paid, some aren't even Iranians and some are just brainwashed 🤣😂
So Iran's political system is basically like the EU.
Amazing work brother, thank you.
I appreciate the information this channel provides. Thank you!
Leaving for a new life in Finland in2 months time.
Completely irrelevant the video and discussion, but just want to celebrate.
greaaat
congratulation! Be safe and happy!
👁️👁️ ruskies not far,,
From where?
friends or family Finnish
Haha the mayhap’s at the end😂 I’m fucking dead..
Someone’s a fan of George RR Martin lol
The best video on the topic by far. Great job Shirvan
This channel is so good. The world needs you Caspian report.
The one who delivered was Bond, James Bond...
In Russia you have to be careful around windows. In Iran you need to be vary of helicopters. Of course the west is no better with a tendency for people with dirt on higherups to be suicidal...
Interesting times we live in...
Literally one helicopter crash.
and helicopters are more dangerous method of transport compared to plane, car, or train.
Excellent & very comprehensive review of current toxic Iran's inner politics
Thank you
awesome work as usual CaspianReport! keep it up
this channel is pure western PROPAGANDA
I have my doubts that it was an accident, because why would you willingly endanger yourself by flying in less than optimal weather?
Why did Kobe Bryant? Why did JFK jr? Just ignore the risk because life has worked out wonderfully so far.
You honestly think this dude was bright?
He wasn’t a pilot and probably didn’t appreciate the risk of those weather conditions
Never underestimate the stubbornness of VIPs, especially politicians in an authoritarian state.
Pilots call this get-there-itis. Imagine you are the president's pilot and you are ordered to fly him to whatever place over those foggy mountains. You've dodged bad weather hundreds of times, and you aim to please / be useful. It's easier to say "Sure I'll find a way below or around the fog" than "Safety first, we're not flying this helicopter today". 99 times out of 100 it works out, until you draw the short straw one day. Many skilled and experienced pilots have died this way.
Any criticism of Israel and my comment gets deleted
I love these videos, I have been following along time and I enjoy these thanks.
Thanks for the insight.
This is the first time I’ve felt you have no idea what you’re talking about. You sound like you just read some Wikipedia articles.
Iranian cope
This guy clearly has a dog in the fight.🤣🤣🤣
He was also very pro Ukraine in rhetoric in the beginning.
He is Azeri and always biased towards Azerbaijan's interests despite their illegal massacres of Armenians.
@@GengoSenmon which massacre?
@@justrecorded4u984Nagorno-Karabakh
Azeris want their southern territory back which is controlled by Iran
Thank you. As always, an amazing piece. ❤❤❤
Basically, whoever will be as President of Iran, nothing much will happen and won't cause much impact because "Supreme Leader" is the TOP G there and makes all the moves
"The country has an unelected supreme leader at the top"
UK: ...
Look at the powers of the king though compared to the ayatollah
the king has no power, Einstein
@@MrJoeSomebody facts
"unelected" continue to say he is elected by a consul which in turn is elected by the people, did you hear about electoral votes in the US, no westerns are fooled and manipulated so easily
@@MrJoeSomebody Rishi Sunak is also unelected… has way more power than the king. Not quite the slam dunk you were hoping for
what a fucked up form of government. A supreme leader is just governing on the way to control absolutely and the presidents is just burdened with all the responsibility and work, in the end the people suffers.
Yeah it's nothing but, bullcrap.
Great vídeo, as always!! Cheers from 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷
Thank you for your work !
the son of the supreme leader...
Fast video delivery. Great job, as always.
this channel is pure western PROPAGANDA
That empty-handed line, chef's kiss brother
Thanks. Good report.
Shirvan dropped a new one. Yeeey
Iran be like : The Fog was Israeli
Shirvan knocks it out of the park again. Impressive to put so many amazing maps and graphic animations so soon. I always look for his analysis on geopolitical topics like this that require specific local insights.
Can someone tell which ai or tool is used to generate the black and white images of the leaders?
Waiting on this one…
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Why do they dress like drag queens in mourning, never covered?
Video is bizarre. Saying Iran has elections is like saying Vladimir Putin was elected democratically. What a joke.
Yeah people voted for Putin ?
@@bazah23yes
Rumour has it, he’s beard is still alive and well
Mayhaps i shall share this video.
Great video..Indians stand with our ally Iran in their Hard times
Only muslim
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No... he is not "democratically" elected, he is elected. Were there democratic elections in apartheid South Africa? Of course not. There were elections.
12:12 😂😂😂that joke at the end was amazing u got my support
thanks for the video!
If the helicopter crashed why didn't the other helicopters stop and land to go help ? They are helicopters.
They are Eli Copters.
Hey babe new CaspianReport dropped
Excellent, as always!