Posted on 03/08/2026 7:55:01 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Mojtaba Khamenei’s appointment as Iran’s supreme leader is the kind of hereditary transition that his father once rejected.
Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of late Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei, has been appointed to succeed his father as the new head of the Islamic Republic.
The younger Khamenei was named supreme leader by the top clerical body - the Assembly of Experts - in a statement published shortly after midnight on Monday (Mar 9) in Iran.
Other contenders for the top position had included Alireza Arafi, one of the three members of the interim council running the country, hardliner Mohsen Araki, and even Hassan Khomeini, the grandson of the founder of the Islamic Republic in 1979
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Find him and kill him.
Total surrender.
Don’t blink Mojtaba!!
I thought he was taking the “Room Temperature Challenge”™️.
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As l said they have to take this guy out. He’s a blood thirsty hard liner and having another Khamenei has the bad optic that nothing has changed.
So, is he alive or dead?
I thought a Mojtaba was a type of Cuban drink?
How many more are down the line from him?
Could he actually be Castro's son, and half-brother of Justin Trudeau?
The new Ayatollah (son of the old) is alive for now. But I’m guessing his expiration date is fast approaching.
Post #5
Ashes to ashes and dust to dust;
Show us a Mullah the U.S. can trust.
Target acquisition in progress ...
We now know which one of them drew the short straw first.
One down shortly and then three more to go.
“Find him and kill him.
Total surrender.”
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The betting markets and “prediction” markets give him a 27% chance of being killed.
I’ve heard he’s worse than his father.
Now we know who to hit next.
“Ayatollah Dead by Morning” sung to the tune of “Amarillo By Morning “.
Vanity Fair interviewer: “Do you think you were born to develop into greatness as destiny or is it because of events that greatness was thrust upon you?”
(satirical)
In a book on fiction writing a World War II short story was an example. The middle aged man moved his mattress, pillow and bed covers into a different room each night, including the kitchen and bathroom, fearing a bombardment and hoping he would survive as a moving target. Called “war nerves.”
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