Inside Iran: Elections, Democracy, Sabotage, Sanctions and Resistance

[@mrsvip3000]

Finally, after a long time, young educated Iranian professor spoke with complete and unbiased information about the politics of Iran and other countries and explained very correctly and completely. Thank you so much for this great conversation! The contents are completely real and researched.

[@ga450]

What a smart political analyst Navid is. Amazing.

[@tabuya6891]

Maashaallah just landed on this channel by accident and I'm very impressed. I'm African quranist and love Iran and Iranians. Please keep up the good work. Used to watch press TV but got banned in UK (freedom of expression, right of journalists????). Love from UK. May Allah protect Iran and keep it strong enough to resist all devilish powers. Aamiin Yaa rabbal aalamiin.

[@mohsenmajlise618]

God bless you

[@JaddehSaveh]

Hi brother, god bless Africa, great continent, great people. Respect from Iran🙏🇮🇷💛

[@sinajanekeh115]

If you loved Iranians you wouldn’t love it’s regime haha

[@lumpialogic8053]

Rania’s popping out great unique interviews. Very impressed. Will subscribe for sure.

[@ibrahimmoss]

An intelligent and highly informative discussion. Host asked perfect questions and combined the same with smart commentary. Guest thoroughly answered anything asked, and admitted that there were limits on what he knew. Wow. What a breath of fresh air!

[@watchfulrasputin]

Fascinating interview Rania and so informative!! Thank you both - from Ireland!

[@shawnhamzee600]

Excellent interview, very informational and educational. Thank you both.

[@danieljohnson1924]

Very informative. I really appreciated the synopsis of political trends in Iran. I think we'll be seeing more of Navid Zarrinnal.

[@meeshgh3854]

Rania, You rock. Keep up the good work. I am so glad I just discovered you!

[@georgie7dosenovic795]

COULORED REVOLUTION. BUT THE MOULAS KNOVS WHAT TO DO WHIT THAM.

[@brandonmiles8174]

Loving this channel, Rania. Such good work done here. Thank you for all you do.

[@xman822]

I nominate this video as the most educational video on Iran ever.

[@Claxiux]

Great interview and great guest. Thank you, subbed!

[@johndavies1336]

Excellent interview, revealing the “ political party” cogently and with distinctive descriptions. For the first time I think I understand the differences and the “ the Hard Liners”, are understandable, particularly as they appear to protect the revolution and its aim of improving life for the vast majority while also protecting Iranian religious traditions. The so called liberals are in fact endangering an economic take over of Western capitalism. The fact that Iran is resisting and protecting its own interests and has done so well in countering the US and British imperialists. Iran by resisting the Imperialists has prevented the total subjugation of Syria, Iraq and now Yemen. Thanks for your enlightening Origen! ♦️♦️♦️

[@najmiyehford5513]

What an unbiased program!

[@afshinzolfonoon369]

I enjoyed it immensely, thanks Rania.

[@yungml]

Excellent interview! Great, knowledgeable guest and extremely relevant questions by Rania as always

[@selu3980]

Another great interview, Rania. 👍

[@soureh]

Thank you Rania, such a good guest. I learned a lot even though I'm Iranian ❤️

[@mohammedzakidarga4802]

I came here from your tweet 🤗🇮🇳

[@soureh]

@@mohammedzakidarga4802 ✌️😊

[@gdi1093]

@@mohammedzakidarga4802 Zaki, you're so beautiful. I love you.

[@itstrue-lcw1]

😅 Good one 👏👏 Too bad many others wouldn't concede or say such a thing 🤦‍♀️ Yet, I'm sure many of us here would be in the same boat respectively 😗🙏✌️

[@ajronmejden]

Amazing content! Great interview, thank you!

[@abiii1237]

I LOVE the comparison between Western liberalism and the democratic theocracy, both have to manage contradictory values, e.g. democratic neoliberalism with socialised and private sectors. There's no way to criticise a complex management of values without also criticising the West.

[@mystorage4948]

Very nice interview!

[@hamidsafaipour2499]

Informative program.thank you.

[@SameerGuptacatchymango]

Wonderful guest :)

[@presidentjesus5061]

We have a Guardian Council in the US too: it's called Wall Street. Great point, Rania.

[@sajibanas1077]

I thought it was AIPAC!

[@FootysMaXeD]

Both political parties are private corporations legally allowed to rig their primaries or even select whichever candidate they want. This was made 100% clear in the class action lawsuit against the DNC regarding election tampering in the race between Hillary and Bernie. The courts sided with the defense, which used the private corporation defense that the religiously capitalist amerikan judges find sacred.

[@Shahin-ib6ec]

@@sajibanas1077 That too!

[@itstrue-lcw1]

​@@FootysMaXeDWowWee Footys😮 Super well said 👏

[@fatemehm2949]

it is AIPAC in the US

[@Casabeconcarne]

Great interview!

[@sjhbartlet]

Excellent show

[@Tony-nn3gl]

Very interesting video.

[@breaks0]

He's clearly a student of Hamid Dabash. I wish Rania had asked him for a bit more detail about the Presidential election tomorrow, but as usual she did another great interview w/another good guest.

[@ivangoran4461]

Learn on case of Yugoslavia. We`re occupied now. I`m reading "Lame Deer The Seeker Of Visions" and it`s helping me understand the mechanism behind.

[@bigmeany214]

Rania is the best interviewer!

[@RUuser]

Even if Rania stunk as an interviewer, I'd enjoy watching her brush her hair in a parka on KZbin.

[@hk705]

The reason Iran is far more resilient than other countries under sanctions like Syria or Venezuela is simply its history as an ancient nation whereas this element is missing in both in Syria and Venezuela as modern countries.

[@موسى_7]

Damascus is the oldest city in the world. Syria failed because their ideology was secular in a Muslim country, which made the government unpopular.

[@hk705]

@@موسى_7 Jericho is the oldest city in the world with 11000 years history. Oldest Iranian civilization is about 9000 years old.

[@Shahin-ib6ec]

Great interview.

[@alantan9863]

15:30 So Iranian political system is more representative of the people choice than I've originally thought. That's interesting.

[@alexomar7464]

Sanctions, Currency devaluations, starving Zimbabwe 🇿🇼.

[@meeshgh3854]

Here is a question: In which country "free to air" satellite dishes/ receivers are unknown by general public and therefore are not much watched? Answer: it's supposed to be the most free press country that has large portion of it's population either uninformed or misinformed.

[@akbarfarzin9857]

Education is key Always!!! Education academically and education Society’s!!!! Understandings!!!!

[@Shahin-ib6ec]

8:30 👏👌

[@unseenseer]

👍👍

[@iamasickman]

Can you imagine TYT having a discussion like this?

[@mehrdadzand386]

. I wanted to delve into an intriguing historical aspect concerning Mohammad Mossadegh's response to Rahimi, a former member of parliament, who was gathering signatures for the nationalization of the Iranian oil industry. This occurred three years before Mossadegh formally presented his initial proposal. Notably, Mossadegh initially rejected the idea, aligning with Razmara's stance. However, he later embraced pro-nationalism sentiments, playing a pivotal role in toppling the Froghi government. It's worth noting the constitutional framework within which these events unfolded. According to the Iranian constitution, the Shah was required to propose a candidate for prime minister to parliament, with the parliament, but he had the authority to remove said prime minister by only consulting the parliament . However, Mossadegh's dissolution of the parliament, which incidentally ratified his nationalization law, complicated this process. Furthermore, the term "codetta" typically refers to a lower-ranking authority toppling a higher-ranking authority within a government structure. It seems pertinent to clarify which specific instance of codetta is being referenced in your version of event

[@akbarfarzin9857]

SOLAiMANi was a Man and live like Man and he Dies like Man (shahid like Man ) IRANIAN never Ever for get hime !!!!

[@henrykim6924]

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1:00:00

[@taherehzahedi1008]

I once had a discussion with one of my Germans friend about the differences of parties with European parties that the words they use are not correct concepts for the reality and core of our country (Iran) parties.

[@TheAmirhossssein]

I Aint gonna vote though still I 100% SUPPORT my gov; Turn out will be abysmal as the head of Ruhani's campaign in my city in his 2 prev campaigns; my understanding of the public opinion is that THEY KNOW as long as the western pressure continues there's no point voting even for the man himself, Khatami, and after all the down talking from and assassinations and US-led interference with Iranian companies people are singularly angry at west and lack of response from Iran, doesn't matter who wins, I as mentioned before worked my azz off for Ruhani's campaign and Im proud of my choice but now its different I want someone who is tougher on issues related to Iran's integrity; and since its obv Raeesi will be elected "in a completely "democratic election" I will sit this one out 1 vote wont change the overall turnout there's a caveat here, 2 super popular political figures namely Khatami and Khomeini (grandson of) have been in constant meetings with Leader, Pres, Council of Rev, IRGC leaders; i cant help but wondering its possible to amend a sub clause to reduce required qualification for Leadership; God forbids tonight our leader has a heart attack, there are ONLY 2 people qualified to be considered as the next Supreme Leader, one of them is Sayed Hassan Nasrolah and the other is +80 YO I think they are setting the stage for a popular face to take up the mantle after Khamenei otherwise IRGC will take over the whole system

[@charon1651]

like jamaica where the labour party is conservative lol

[@suleymanhussein719]

Imperialist U.S.A must stop ✋interfering of other countries. Why not you solve your own problems first?

[@alexomar7464]

Next time please tell us what is happening to the Black Africans who come to work for the Arabs😜in Lebanon . You know how the live tell us - us the Black people

[@michelegosse7116]

12 '- 31'-

[@mozhgansavabieasfahani4875]

Rania, speak to Iranian woman. Speak to ordinary Iranians. Iranian people boycotted the elections because the elections were a show. I am an anti imperialist, anti Zionist activist. Again, speak to ordinary Iranians to learn what is happening in Iran. Islamic republic is anti US but it is also oppressive when it comes to Iranian people particularly women.

[@nvarzan]

Total BS.

[@akbarfarzin9857]

Nothing wrong with the program some things wrong with your 🧠🧠🧠and others to understood what they are talking about!!! You better see cartoons and eat your 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿you don’t need 📚📚for sure!!!!

[@happyaxolotl3736]

Awesome interview 😀.