پیام ششروزه مجتبی خامنهای
Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 Today I saw that, uh—when I say today, actually yesterday, for us it's still Tues- 0:03 -day. You who are in—you dear ones who are in Iran and some friends who 0:06 are in Europe have entered Wednesday; anyway, on Tuesday I saw that a message on behalf of 0:12 Mojtaba Khamenei was issued addressing Nateq-Nouri, 0:16 on the occasion of the death of his brother, Ahmad Nateq-Nouri. I have nothing to do with Nateq-Nouri, Ahmad. 0:21 Uh, but here's the point. 0:24 Mojtaba Khamenei signed the message—according to the signature beneath it, autopen signed it—dated the eighth of 0:29 Mehr [September 29]. 0:31 Meaning even if it was published Tuesday morning—it was published Tuesday afternoon Iran 0:34 time. But even if it was published Tuesday morning, from the moment 0:38 that Mojtaba, the cardboard Imam, issued the message until it reached the media of the Islamic Republic, 0:43 it took six days. That is, even if we assume the cardboard Imam is alive and 0:48 has control over his own affairs, he is hiding in a hole such that it takes six days for a message 0:53 to come out of that hole and reach the media of the Islamic Republic, let alone other people. 0:58 Well, if you were in Trum—in Trump's shoes, what would you do? 1:01 Someone for whom transmitting not even an important political message, not a multi-page message that 1:06 might have some regulations or protocols, where they want to vet and review it—just a 1:12 condolence message to Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri on the death of Ahmad Nateq-Nouri. Six days 1:18 elapsed from the date it was signed until it reached the media. 1:25 Of course, it occurs to me that they themselves realize that this six-day delay 1:29 reflects poorly on them, so why do they do it? It's the same point I've often made. Within 1:33 the Islamic Republic's ruling establishment, rivalries are so intense that various rival factions try to use any method to—uh— 1:40 try to undermine one another. 1:43 This could also be a game. That is, the apparatus running Mojtaba Khamenei or 1:48 operating under Mojtaba Khamenei's name is so foolish that they fall for their rivals' tricks 1:53 and pull off something like this. 1:56 It could also be a bit of playing the victim among his supporters, like: look, our master has no security. 2:00 The same fools who said, "How come Pezeshkian has the security to go deliver a speech in the United States, 2:04 but Agha Mojtaba doesn't have security in Iran?" This could be fodder for some of the foolish supporters of the Islamic 2:10 Republic to say, "Oh, my heart bleeds for the oppression of our master." 2:14 That could be it too. But whichever it is, Trump's point is correct. The decision-making system 2:19 of the Islamic Republic is such that even delivering a condolence message takes six days. 2:24 Where in the world, where split-second decisions can sometimes alter the fate of a country, a region, and an 2:30 entire world, would they entrust the control of a major country like Iran, in that strategic region, 2:34 with that political and regional importance, to someone whose message delivery takes an hour— 2:40 takes six days?
Caption It took six full days for a single message from Mojtaba Khamenei's underground bunker to reach state media!
A condolence note mechanically signed with an autopen was dated days before it finally surfaced, revealing the sheer paralysis and panic gripping the regime's inner circle. Whether the self-proclaimed successor is hiding deep underground out of fear or stripped of real-time control, this communication breakdown proves the leadership is completely cornered.
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