is no dispute over the term, but [Iran] controls [Iraq] in terms of the security, politics, and economy. The main driving force behind this is the concept of the Rule of the Jurisprudent. The Rule of the Jurisprudent is one of the things that have destroyed the Iranian people, in particular, as well as other countries in the region such as Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq. […]
"Does it make sense that the Iranian people, who experienced openness under the Shah, and at the time was considered to be close to the Europeans… Does it make sense that in a short period these people became completely religious? Does it make sense that all the women [suddenly] wear hijab in the street? Many religious scholars and thinkers have been either imprisoned, placed under house arrest, or executed. Members of the opposition have been executed. […]
"This tyrannical rule is being implemented by the Rule of the Jurisprudent in Iran."
It's nothing less than the truth. The Iranian theocratic revolution, as the man says, is destroying Iran, as well as helping to destroy Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq. The foundation of the state of Israel, by contrast, has, apart from the Palestinians who continue to make the worst possible fist of their situation, had minimal impact in the Middle East – outside of its usefulness as a scapegoat. It's encouraging that people are beginning to see and articulate this obvious point.
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