In the near future, we will see a gap in the international community and will not allow American unilateralism to continue with Israel.
Exclusive interview with Dr. Taghi Azad Armaki, sociologist, now available on Abdi Media's YouTube channel.
The candidates have not yet come to criticize the government, that is, criticize the IRGC, criticize the institutions under the leadership The debate, gentlemen. Parviz Amini Taqi Azad Armaki
The government does not seek a decisive maximum participation, but a participation above fifty percent is desirable. Topic: The Future of Iran
AZAD ERMAKI: The boss definitely didn't make it to the second round. Incompetence is raining down on this government.
Azad Ermaki: Reformism is not one person and one current. The context of Iranian society is-historically-reformist.
Azad Ermaki: There are three possible scenarios in this situation. The emergence of radicalism will coexist with global radicalism and then clash with radicalism within society.
Azad Ermaki: The voting base of fundamentalists and reformists is almost the same.
Azad Aramaki: My impression is that we will see the displacement of the population in terms of elections.
Azad Aramaki: Mr. Jalili has the potential to create conditions for collapse.
"Azad Aramaki": Conservatism is currently experiencing a period of decline.
Azad Aramaki: Iranian society has passed the political system.
The election arena could not discuss the basic issues of the society.
For the first time in Iran's political history, it was announced by government representatives that the political system is ineffective and not legitimate.
Our society is wounded in various ways and does not trust the political system.
They have been scaring us with war for 45 years. Extreme fundamentalists and radical reformers are both wrong.
Azad Aramaki: The fact that Jalili has not become the president is a sign of the victory of those who made Pezeshkian the president.
The project of war is the project of radical fundamentalism. Moderate fundamentalism now has a chance to rebuild itself.
"Azad Aramaki: The succession mechanism in the Islamic Republic has its own specific logic.
The succession of leadership is not related to the survival or collapse of the regime."
Azad Aramaki: The decrease in participation bothers the Islamic Republic internally, but not in expression.
Azad Aramaki: The situation of the political system is the same as before the elections.
Azad Armaki: Pezeshkian should reiterate the idea of "Iran without tension."
Azad Armaki: The introduced cabinet is completely a non-wartime cabinet.
Topic of discussion: The future of Iran.