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Are liberals (reformists & moderates) with the help of the US planning to provoke major instability after the presidential election?

Are you pro LGBTQ+ in the UK and against it when you are in Pakistan?

How many Western expats working in the Islamic world or in East Asia do you know adapting to the local culture? I know people working in Thailand for over a decade and not knowing the name of the current king of that country.

Values are not based on the location. As my daddy and granddaddy arrived in Europe many things normal today could be punished with prison time back in the 70ies and 80ies.
Liberalism isn’t just about promiscuity and LGBT stuff. It’s a broader political framework that promotes democracy, freedom of speech and association, individual liberty, separation of powers, etc.

If you’re only boiling liberalism down to lgbt, feminism etc, then sure it’s completely unsuitable for Islamic society.
 
Liberalism isn’t just about promiscuity and LGBT stuff. It’s a broader political framework that promotes democracy, freedom of speech and association, individual liberty, separation of powers, etc.

If you’re only boiling liberalism down to lgbt, feminism etc, then sure it’s completely unsuitable for Islamic society.
I know what classical liberalism was all about, it’s not about anything goes but individual rights to property and stuff like that. But unfortunately our „liberals“ only have hook-up culture and alcoholism in mind when it comes to liberalism.

Wish they could see the real reason why the West so ahead of us, and no it’s not the pub culture!
 
Liberalism isn’t just about promiscuity and LGBT stuff. It’s a broader political framework that promotes democracy, freedom of speech and association, individual liberty, separation of powers, etc.

If you’re only boiling liberalism down to lgbt, feminism etc, then sure it’s completely unsuitable for Islamic society.

But at the end of the day, there is no true liberty of choice for the individual in a liberal system of governance, because any such regime will nonethless channel society into a pre-defined direction and will do so step by step, whether individual citizens like it or not.

As for democracy, freedom of speech and the like, they fail to keep in check the decisive power of economic-financial oligarchs, as well as the preponderance of the occult esoterist cabal (freemasonry) underlying secular liberal regimes.

Governing means directing, moving into a certain direction (and not into others). Every type of government, whether liberal democratic or authoritarian in nature, proceeds in such a manner. None is axiologically neutral, and if it pretends to be, like secular liberal "democracy" does, then it is only trying to fool the audience.
 
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Iran's electricity production right now presents a deficit of 10000 to 20000 MW, hence the current power cuts. Rohani's Minister of Energy was explicitly quoted as saying he will not bow to the "power plant construction mafia", meaning he does not want to accelerate the construction of power plants. And indeed, this government vastly fell behind schedule in terms of additional power generation as required by the Sixth Development Plan.

This is, in fact, the administration responsible for the smallest increase in electricity production ever since the early years of the Revolution! Whether Mousavi's, Hashemi's, Khatami's or Ahmadinejad's administrations, every single one of them increased power output by a (much) greater percentage.

Another reason for the power cuts is that elements linked to and acting on behalf of the liberal Rohani administration may be causing some of these cuts on purpose, as a way to anger the public, turn it against the entire system, and thereby compromise President-elect Ebrahim Raisi's popularity shortly before he takes office, or worse, trigger some form of domestic instability in guise of "revenge" for their defeat at the presidential election. Notice that in certain areas, power cuts are not even announced beforehand by the government!

Equally important to note is that cryptocurrency mining and the weather conditions, which have been named as reasons for the power cuts, are in fact nowhere to blame. The sum of legal and illegal cypto-mining activities in Iran is consuming a mere 660W of electricity. It is first and foremost the Rohani administration's failure to sufficiently invest in new power plants in order to satisfy the increase in national power consumption as accurately predicted by the Sixth Development Plan, which is at stake here.



 
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