Iran chooses its new supreme leader

[DigitalDrifter]

Did they pick the new coffin as well?
His 9 year old wife, is so proud of him.
I hope he'll be having a blast at his inauguration!

I'm here all week...................

• New Supreme Leader Selected: Iran’s Assembly of Experts has reportedly chosen a successor, but the announcement is delayed, likely due to security concerns from potential US-Israeli strikes.
• Military Uncertainty: Without a confirmed supreme leader, Iran’s IRGC and military operate independently, risking uncoordinated actions and strategic fragmentation.
• Political & Religious Stakes: Delay threatens both political stability and religious authority, with clerics urging swift resolution to maintain legitimacy and national unity.

MSN

 

[Votto]

Did they pick the new coffin as well?
His 9 year old wife, is so proud of him.
I hope he'll be having a blast at his inauguration!

I'm here all week...................

MSN

For his own survival among the radical loons in Iran, the puppet Supreme Leader must carry out the status quo

So, when does Trump off him as well?

 

[DigitalDrifter]

For his own survival among the radical loons in Iran, the puppet Supreme Leader must carry out the status quo

So, when does Trump off him as well?

As soon as he's located, us or the Israeli's will take him out.

 

[Anathema]

So, when does Trump off him as well?

Hopefully during the press conference announcing his ascendence.

 

[Independent thinker]

Did they pick the new coffin as well?
His 9 year old wife, is so proud of him.
I hope he'll be having a blast at his inauguration!

I'm here all week...................

MSN

Since they won't tell us who the new "A" guy is, we continue bombing to get them all. I wonder how many average Iranians really want to be ruled by any Ayatollah.

 

[airplanemechanic]

Since they won't tell us who the new "A" guy is, we continue bombing to get them all. I wonder how many average Iranians really want to be ruled by any Ayatollah.

VERY few. Something like 90% hate this regime and want it gone.

Kinda like the Biden administration. He was installed like a toilet, too.

 

[Silent Warrior]

His 9 year old wife, is so proud of him.

Yes, but his goat is jealous.

 

[Pastelli]

Did they pick the new coffin as well?
His 9 year old wife, is so proud of him.
I hope he'll be having a blast at his inauguration!

I'm here all week...................

MSN

Lol

 

[Independent thinker]

VERY few. Something like 90% hate this regime and want it gone.

Kinda like the Biden administration. He was installed like a toilet, too.

And the funny part is, it was the democrats who flushed Biden.

 

[airplanemechanic]

And the funny part is, it was the democrats who flushed Biden.

And ignored the democrat process by installing another shitter, Kamala, without a single vote.

And they say republicans are a threat to democracy. But its democrats that usurp the normal democratic process of a party choosing a candidate. Nope, they just SHOVE ONE IN that NOBODY voted for.

And then wonder why a "34 time convicted felon" kicked her ass in the election.

 

[Independent thinker]

And ignored the democrat process by installing another shitter, Kamala, without a single vote.

And they say republicans are a threat to democracy. But its democrats that usurp the normal democratic process of a party choosing a candidate. Nope, they just SHOVE ONE IN that NOBODY voted for.

And then wonder why a "34 time convicted felon" kicked her ass in the election.

A pondering question though: What if Kamala Harris actually wins the nomination in 2028? She is ahead in several nationwide polls, with Newsom being ahead in a few. If she does win, Is that an indication that in 2024, if they had kicked Biden out and held a late primary, would Kamala Harris have actually been the nominee anyway? And, if she does win, to the democrats, does it really matter then if they had had primary in 2024 or if they just annointed her as the nominee, since both would have had the same outcome? Inquiring minds.

 

[BS Filter]

The new Ayatollah....Asheed MaDrarz.

 

[struth]

Let’s be clear Iran didn’t get to pick its new leaders, like how the dems picked harris, only a select few, so called experts, picked the supreme leader, they don’t believe in democracy either

 

[Chuz Life]

Some people never learn.

 

[22lcidw]

A pondering question though: What if Kamala Harris actually wins the nomination in 2028? She is ahead in several nationwide polls, with Newsom being ahead in a few. If she does win, Is that an indication that in 2024, if they had kicked Biden out and held a late primary, would Kamala Harris have actually been the nominee anyway? And, if she does win, to the democrats, does it really matter then if they had had primary in 2024 or if they just annointed her as the nominee, since both would have had the same outcome? Inquiring minds.

Eventually we will get a Genghis Kahn type after the decline turns into destruction if people like her are empowered.

 

[Independent thinker]

Eventually we will get a Genghis Kahn type after the decline turns into destruction if people like her are empowered.

The rise of the far right is directly related to the rise of the far left, who have gone bonkers, nuts, and insane.

 

[Silent Warrior]

A pondering question though: What if Kamala Harris actually wins the nomination in 2028? She is ahead in several nationwide polls, with Newsom being ahead in a few. If she does win, Is that an indication that in 2024, if they had kicked Biden out and held a late primary, would Kamala Harris have actually been the nominee anyway? And, if she does win, to the democrats, does it really matter then if they had had primary in 2024 or if they just annointed her as the nominee, since both would have had the same outcome? Inquiring minds.

A truly interesting question. On the flip side, of course, is the question of if she wins the nomination in 2028, but loses the election to someone less popular on the right than Trump, is that an indication that they could have beaten Trump if they had actually had a fair nominating process? Either way it would be a learning experience for both sides if they care to learn.

 

[Independent thinker]

A truly interesting question. On the flip side, of course, is the question of if she wins the nomination in 2028, but loses the election to someone less popular on the right than Trump, is that an indication that they could have beaten Trump if they had actually had a fair nominating process? Either way it would be a learning experience for both sides if they care to learn.

My personal opinion is that Trump would have still won in 2024. Prices were out of control and the border was out of control. Just as Trump probably lost in 2020 solely due to the pandemic, democrats were bound to lose in 2024 due to inflation and the border.

We seem to have hit a pocket where every four years Americans want a change because they feel the country is not going in the right direction. I'm not really sure what needs to happen for the majority of Americans to feel the country is going in the right direction. As polarized as we all are right now, it may be a very long time before the majority of Americans do feel the country is going in the right direction.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Is he dead yet?

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

I bet they had to draw straws.