Thanks for your reply. What you say seems logical in its own right and may well correspond to reality. Personally I tend to worry a bit more about the potential reach of the liberals and the danger posed by them, given their various levers of influence, as you noticed (on a sidenote, while I regularly post videos of them, I don't owe my thoughts on the issue exclusively to Raefipour and Dana, having also conducted research of my own, but this of course doesn't affect the utility of the point you made about the mentioned analysts).
However, I certainly hope and pray that you are right, and that there will be no "missile JCPOA", or at worst if there is one, that it shall be of no use to the enemy in advancing its sinister goals. Finally, I also hope and pray that the Iranian national security apparatus has taken all the necessary precautions to ensure that Seyyed Khamenei's successor will be someone who will not stray from the path of the Revolution. Liberals and infiltrators will doubtlessly attempt to exploit the transition window to their benefit, even if their chances are low. For now the composition of the Assembly of Experts is reassuring in this regard. In the meantime, may Seyyed Khamenei's shadow remain upon us for yet innumerable years, inshAllah Ta'ala.