Do you remember my two completely legal questions regarding the case of Mr. Mohammad Saedi-Nia, which I tried to write in a very respectful and discreet manner?

Now, with the establishment of Mr. Sadegh Saedi-Nia’s trial, it has become clear that Mohammad Saedi-Nia was not under arrest, and it seems that at the time, no one was willing to fully disclose the truth.

Considering Mr. Sadegh Saedi-Nia’s defense and his declaration of “accepting his mistakes and requesting Islamic leniency,” following his father Mr. Mohammad Saedi-Nia’s previous letter to the second Leader of the Islamic Republic, the court’s ruling will likely include leniency and legal mitigations under the Islamic Penal Code.

I have repeatedly stated that cases of this kind, including the lack of information about the health status of Mojtaba Khamenei and ambiguity surrounding him, are often in the interest of intelligence agencies, and many respected audiences are knowingly or unknowingly caught in the trap of intelligence and security institutions.

At that time, simply writing that Mohammad Saedi-Nia was not in prison seemed like the greatest crime, and I still remember the insults.

But all those intoxications and dream-selling have a dawn of hangover.