Iranian Chill Thread

OldTwilight said:
Well probably only Mojtaba Khanenei can rally divided Osoulgara parties behind himself.

If he come, I will vote for him
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The national law doesn't allow it bro. Velayat shall not turn into a kingdom. Its forbidden
 
OldTwilight said:
Well probably only Mojtaba Khanenei can rally divided Osoulgara parties behind himself.

If he come, I will vote for him
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Presidential election ? it's not like that parliament where top 3 of Tehran became it's member with something like 4-6% of the votes.



First phase is in the guardian council then it might become one sided competition (5-6 vs 1-2) or it might become a fairer 2v2, 3v3 or 4v4 election highly depends on outcome of decisions that they reached in the council.


people may be more interested in usual suspects like Mr Aref, Zarif , Larijani, Hemmati or ... and from other side Mr Ghalibaf, Rezai, Adel, Zakani or ...


In unusual cases chance of these gentlemen :) might be higher.
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Iranians are funny AF. :ROFLMAO:

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OldTwilight said:
Well probably only Mojtaba Khanenei can rally divided Osoulgara parties behind himself.

If he come, I will vote for him
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I think the next Supreme Leader must be young so he could rule uninterruptedly and bring continuity and stability for the next 30 years.

It is known that Ayatollahs often live long - often until 90 years or longer....

1) Mojtaba Khamenei is young at 54 and assuming he comes to power when he is 57, he can rule for the next 30 years.

2) Alireza Arafi is 65, assuming he becomes Supreme Leader at 68, he can rule for 20 years. But I don't know whether he can become a Supreme Leader with his white turban.

3) Hassan Khomeini is 51, he can rule for a very long time.

What do you guys think about these candidates?
 
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GWXP said:
I think the next Supreme Leader must be young so he could rule uninterruptedly and bring continuity and stability for the next 30 years.

It is known that Ayatollahs often live long - often until 90 years or longer....

1) Mojtaba Khamenei is young at 54 and assuming he comes to power when he is 57, he can rule for the next 30 years.

2) Alireza Arafi is 65, assuming he becomes Supreme Leader at 68, he can rule for 20 years. But I don't know whether he can become a Supreme Leader with his white turban.

3) Hassan Khomeini is 51, he can rule for a very long time.

What do you guys think about these candidates?
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1- he need to comes to public and people see him , so this is his best and perhaps last chance ( he has ties with Basij , IRGC and for Iranian who care about linage is good candidate ... )

2- he is not known and has no real experience

3- no, he is more liberal than I.R.I and the main supporter of I.R are do not like him.
 
Tehrani021 said:
But it seems the mi-17s managed to clear the mountain better than the bell. It's bizarre how they didn't have knowledge of the terrain they were flying either so they knew which part of the mountain to climb over. Regarding collision warning, I don't know which variant Iran has, I think the mi-17mtv5 has collision warning. The issue also is even if there was a collision warning, did the aircraft have enough time to react to change altitude?
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Helicopter are not that fast and can reduce their speed very fast . A collision warning help alot not to forget if they fly at 180km/h it mean they need 20 second to fly one kilometer .
Why mil mi-17 managed to clear mountain according to interviews Bell was flying an front and had less clearance when they began raising altitude also they were not flying in a line . There is chance the summit in front of bell helicopters was higher than yhe one in front of mill helicopter.
 
GWXP said:
2) Alireza Arafi is 65, assuming he becomes Supreme Leader at 68, he can rule for 20 years. But I don't know whether he can become a Supreme Leader with his white turban.
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White turban only mean his ancestry is not from holy prophet . It has nothing to do with qualification for being supereme leader .
 
GWXP said:
I think the next Supreme Leader must be young so he could rule uninterruptedly and bring continuity and stability for the next 30 years.

It is known that Ayatollahs often live long - often until 90 years or longer....

1) Mojtaba Khamenei is young at 54 and assuming he comes to power when he is 57, he can rule for the next 30 years.

2) Alireza Arafi is 65, assuming he becomes Supreme Leader at 68, he can rule for 20 years. But I don't know whether he can become a Supreme Leader with his white turban.

3) Hassan Khomeini is 51, he can rule for a very long time.

What do you guys think about these candidates?
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Positions of responsibility within IRI and Sepah. Or tight links with the Sepah. Proven leadership and ideally military experience. 3000% aligned with keeping the strategic trajectory of the IRI.

I don’t like the notion of son replacing the father. Highly unlikely.
 
Hack-Hook said:
Helicopter are not that fast and can reduce their speed very fast . A collision warning help alot not to forget if they fly at 180km/h it mean they need 20 second to fly one kilometer .
Why mil mi-17 managed to clear mountain according to interviews Bell was flying an front and had less clearance when they began raising altitude also they were not flying in a line . There is chance the summit in front of bell helicopters was higher than yhe one in front of mill helicopter.
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So it seems there was no collision warning systems in place and they were completely oblivious to the terrain they were flying over.
 
Tehrani021 said:
So it seems there was no collision warning systems in place and they were completely oblivious to the terrain they were flying over.
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My guess the situation was worse . They were not aware at what altitudevthey were flying
The altimeter in the helicopters were of a type that show altitude according to atmospheric pressure. When the weather in an area want to become stormy the atmospheric pressure fall before it actually become stormy as a result the device show altitude higher than what it is
 
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