1,933 of 2,596·ArchiveUp nextحکومت موروثی در موروثی خامنهایMay 28, 20261:292.9K views93 likes12 sharesShareWatch on FacebookWatch on InstagramTranscriptTap any line to jump the video to that moment0:00These are the ones who used to reject hereditary rule. These are the ones who used to say we're completely opposed to any kind of0:03hereditary rule. And yet it became hereditary rule, and hereditary within hereditary. The son of the son of the Imam, without0:09a trace or a body, has even attained status. He himself doesn't show up, but messages are read out on his behalf.0:17This is the state of the regime — when we say 'regime,' even if nothing else happens in the world, it's not0:21sustainable. That's its condition. A regime with no head or tail, no accountability. Well, this0:26son — Haddad Adel, the grandfather of this child, announced a while ago that because of0:32security conditions, even his own grandchildren don't see Agha Mojtaba's face. The children are with me. So their place is clear —0:37if someone wants to send him to hell, they know where to find him.0:41What else is this hiding, if not that they themselves are sick, just like that Ministry of Finance employee who came0:46and said, 'Sir, it's not us.'0:50Well.0:51But regarding the main headline.0:56Since yesterday, some media outlets have again reported that an understanding is supposedly about to be announced soon,1:02and the appearance of the situation also suggests that1:04it seems they've now reached some kind of understanding, but an understanding within the same limits — the Islamic Republic prefers this same1:09situation. I've told you this before during this period.1:14The Islamic Republic's preference is for this state of limbo to continue. You see, the son of the vanished Imam,1:18the Leader without a trace or a body,1:22suddenly, after eighty days, Mohammadi Golpayegani shows up and shows a picture of his grandson.1:26For now, they just have to keep dragging on like this.Clipped from مجتبی واحدیSourceمجتبی واحدی2026Regime criticismKhameneiMojtaba KhameneiNegotiationsPower struggle
