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Taghi Azad Ermaki: Our society is aware of its situation, dissatisfied with the status quo, and eager for change.

Society demands fundamental changes.

Taghi Azad Aramaki: Iranian society is not seeking revolution

We should not completely destroy the political system to make the referendum happen.

Taghi Azad Aramaki: About 30% of the population considers the Pahlavi regime to be a replacement for the Islamic Republic

One of the alternatives to post-revolutionary regimes is always the previous regime.

Taghi Azad Ermaki: Iranian society is perhaps the most eventful society in the world

The political system does not have the power to suppress the past.

Taghi Azad Aramaki: We must accept participatory democracy

In the 1979 Revolution, we idealized and ideology became dominant.

Taghi Azad Aramaki: The core of power in Iran is declining greatly and does not have the power of 20 years ago.

Delegating many decisions to the president is a step towards change on the part of the Islamic Republic system.

Taghi Azad Aramaki: The Islamic Republic will collapse if it does not accept fundamental changes

The Islamic Republic has accepted its crisis of inefficiency.

Taghi Azad Armaki: Mousavi's idea of ​​being conditioned is that the political system accepts its weakening

If the political system wants to refuse society from the revolution, it has to come to democracy

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Dr. Taghi Azad Armaki Sociologist: Civil Society will be dominant

In the near future, we will see a gap in the international community and will not allow American unilateralism to continue with Israel.

Taghi Azad Armaki: Even the candidates of the elections admitted that the country has become ineffective; this is the bitterest confession.

I am not afraid of social movements, but I am afraid of this deadlock. This situation paves the way for stagnation.

Why has the issue of foreign nationals in Iran become so complicated?

What sin have the people committed that they must pay for the expenses of all the citizens?

Azad Ermaki: Negotiating with America activates the capacities of the Iranian society for greater role-playing; during World War, Iranians were not a dead nation within themselves.

We were never a nation that retreated and died while World War I and II took shape in Iran.

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Today's government is a scrap state. Like a broken car that can't move, it doesn't organize money,

Taghi Azad Armaki: Pezeshkian should give an ultimatum to the rival faction / Zarif is a legitimate national and international figure

 This is what I am saying, and you can also explicitly declare, that Mr. Pezeshkian is the national representative of the country

It is not possible to establish security in the form of security/people have food, there is no reason to worry!

The murder of a student at the University of Tehran by extortion on the one hand, and the publication of statistics by the Statistics Center on the simultaneous growth of poverty

Azad Armaki: The Resistance Front must be expelled from the political arena of the country/ The country's decision-making structure should be based on rationalism

 For example, the Resistance Front has not yet claimed responsibility for any action in the country 

Distrust has turned into social discontent

The Wefaq government has done nothing, kept everything quiet, 

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What can Pezeshkian do to restore public trust?

Azad Armaki: Pezeshkian should reiterate the idea of "Iran without tension."

Azad Aramaki: Mr. Pezeshkian should re-introduce the view of communication with the world

The project of war is the project of radical fundamentalism. Moderate fundamentalism now has a chance to rebuild itself.

Is Pezeshkian's cabinet a wartime cabinet?

Azad Armaki: The introduced cabinet is completely a non-wartime cabinet.

How well does the composition of Pezeshkian's cabinet fit with society?A proposal to Ayatollah Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, regarding the use of the great potential of women

Azad Aramaki: The fact that Jalili has not become the president is a sign of the victory of those who made Pezeshkian the president.

Azad Aramaki: Pezeshkian's cabinet should not consist only of reformists

They have been scaring us with war for 45 years. Extreme fundamentalists and radical reformers are both wrong.

Azad Aramaki: One of the main messages of Pezeshkian was to avoid the movement of the system towards the Caliphate

Azad Aramaki: Iranian society is not ready to go to war under any circumstances

Our society is wounded in various ways and does not trust the political system.

What will Iran be like after doctors?

Azad Aramaki: The situation of the political system is the same as before the elections. 
 

The effect of non-participation on the legitimacy of the system

Azad Aramaki: The decrease in participation bothers the Islamic Republic internally, but not in expression.

The possibility of forming new subversive nuclei in the next government

Azad Aramaki: Mr. Jalili has the potential to create conditions for collapse.

Which way will society go in the second round of elections?

Azad Aramaki: My impression is that we will see the displacement of the population in terms of elections.

Why Did "Jalili" and "Ghalibaf" Not Withdraw in Favor of Each Other?

"Azad Aramaki": Conservatism is currently experiencing a period of decline.