Re: Israeli Faces From Earlier Today :-)

Shit happens.
Right now I don't have a single word to say about quality and quantity of performance of this guy "Pezeshkian", in his service for Iran.
The answer is just unknown at this time. It's left to time! Time will have to tell. So it is like tossing a coin. Iran is right now flipping a coin.
He didn't mention a single plan, didn't give a single promise, didn't say what he was going to do with housing, inflation, genocide in the region, anything in fact about the region, and he became the president.
Right there, you have the proof for uselessness, if not outright danger,   of the process and form of elections in Iran. It has to get improved. It doesn't and cannot work well for Iran.
And only 50% of the eligibles voted. Half of the people didn't bother. I don't know what's in their minds. It says half of Iranians weren't even interested in the possible outcomes. I don't understand them and I don't know anything about them to be honest, cause everybody that I know, voted, men and women, young and old.
That's not all!... In Iran, foreign minister is a lackey of the president. If president wants, the minister will have power, otherwise he'll be just a figurehead. So if Pezeshkian had not already picked Zarif, at least there would be a little hope that the foreign minister would handle the sensitive work adequately regardless of how Pezeshkian would perform. But he chose Zarif, a well-known crook of a sort whose world is like his equals in Bitch countries of Europe. He is subservient to Nazis. He isn't free! Pezeshkian chose this man among countless others who'd do better. In fact Bagheri beats Zarif 50 times over.
Is this a plot to disintegrate Iran? Pezeshkian's origins are in Torks of Iran living close to border to Turkey, and the Kords of Iran also living in those regions. These people have, on occasions, expressed their wishes to have those areas get separated from Iran. They missed few chances to do so. Every time that central government was disrupted, they moved towards separating themselves from Iran.
Pezeshkian might be their man. Look at the votes he got in those regions. And again, time will tell if it's so or not.
Regardless, I thought it was time for Iran to solve a few problems, not add new ones to them.