With only few days befor the official change of
president in the Islamic Republic of Iran, the regime’s vindictive, egocentric,
psychopath “leader”, Ali Khameneh’i has placed the new Head of the Executive in
front of a dramatic choice: to continue the main foreign policy and nuclear existing
path or face same humiliations suffered by his predecessors.
In
a meeting with the outgoing president and members of his cabinet, Khameneh’i once
again showed his real satanic nature when he warmly praised the actions of Mahmoud
Ahmadi Nezhad’s eight years presidency, closing his eyes over the fact that the
maverick, populist, master liar president was the one who had the audacity of putting
an end to the image of Khameneh’i as a semi divinity, making him the leader of
a hated minority party instead of the “father” of all Iranians and the “Guide”
of the nation.
He
also closed his eyes over the fact that despite a huge income of more than 700
billion dollars from oil in eight years, he is leaving to Mr. Hassan Rohani a nation
that is placed among the poorest countries of the world, with a hyper inflation,
hyper unemployment and hyper misery.
As almost the same time Khameneh’i was expressing his
satisfaction with Ahmadi Nezhad’s achievements both at domestic and international
levels, ignoring that the Islamic Republic is probably the most isolated nation
in the world, paralyzed by crippling sanctions, in the Majles (Parliament), the
president-elect was informing the parliamentarians that for the first time in
the regime’s 35 years life, Iran has had a negative growth for 2 successive
years, that inflation was standing at more than 45 per cent officially and
unemployment was hitting 35 per cent of the population.
For
his part, Mr. Akbar Torkan, an economist advisor of the “key holder Sheykh”
(reference to Mr. Rohani’s campaign symbol) had said that “the economic and social
situation we face is much worth than what we had imagined”.
But
the outgoing president denied these facts, told Khameneh’i that inflation is
less than 30 percent, that unemployment is negligible, that in the eight years
he was president, Iran has achieved more industrial progress than any other
previous governments.
One day after this indirect “clash” between the
diminished leader and the hopeful president elect, Khameneh’i, putting a brake
on hopes raised by Rohani’s pledges that he would loosen the pressure of
international sanctions by giving both the group of 5+1 and the IAEA
satisfaction with shedding more lights on Iranian controversial nuclear
activities, said “for the time being, there is no need to change the path
followed by Ahmadi Nezhad and the same strategy which has taken us to the
summits of progress and is in the line of the revolution must be continued”.
For
most independent political analysts, Khameneh’i insisting on the continuation
of the present path, one that has ruined the country is a “very serious blow”
to Rohani’s plans to normalize Iran’s relations with the international
community, including the United States, by offering more transparency on the
regime’s nuclear projects, one that the West suspects having a military side
aimed at producing atomic weapons and Teheran insists it has only a civilian
nature. ENDS
Safa Haeri
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