Well, here it is for you, dear companions of Abdi Media, regarding the phenomenon I previously mentioned

Honestly, if I had mentioned "Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian" as the phenomenon, what would the result have been now?

As I mentioned, for intelligence agencies and for "Ayatollah Khamenei," generating an electoral wave and enthusiasm among people who have expressed various protests in the past years, and demonstrating the loyalty and authority of the Islamic Republic, is crucial for breaking convergence and transforming it into divergence.

It seems that with this composition and approach, if this overarching policy progresses correctly—given the various probabilities outlined to avoid deviating from high-level management—this objective can be achieved.

In this context, only "Ali Larijani," who prematurely created an uncontrolled relative wave while activating his headquarters and activities among some of his associates, seemingly squandered his potential historical role in today's Iran.

Now, "Larijani" must wait with a flicker of hope to see if the Ayatollah will send a governmental decree for him as his advisor to the Guardian Council.

Otherwise, he will have to return to the university to teach philosophy and mountaineering and serve as an advisor to the Leader of the Islamic Republic, attending occasional sessions or commissions of the Expediency Council, and that would be all.

Every individual candidate in this election knows well that no president has been able to appoint the main activists of his headquarters or his associates and core circle to sensitive positions in his potential government.

From "Hashemi" to "Khatami," "Ahmadinejad," "Rouhani," and even "Ebrahim Raisi," despite all the support; it's sufficient to search for the active circle of their headquarters and associates before and after the formation of the government.

From this perspective, the system is completely at ease.

Isn’t it beautiful?

"Abdollah Abdi"