Iran’s presidential election will be held on May 19th. Many in the West are interested to know if the so-called “reformist” Hassan Rouhani, the incumbent, will be reelected, or will he be replaced by a candidate of the “hardliners”? And will Iran head towards real change following this presidential election?
Ever since the current theocracy rose to power back in 1979, the mullahs established an Islamic caliphate or “Islamic state” and brought to life one of the most ruthless and repressive dictatorships in modern history. Despite such a characteristic, they continue to hold presidential elections.
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2017/04/07/irans-presidential-election-democracy-or-theocracy-seeking-legitimacy/#ixzz4de4fFefQ
http://dailycaller.com/2017/04/07/irans-presidential-election-democracy-or-theocracy-seeking-legitimacy/
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