This week in the parliament, which is supposed to be the 'House of the Nation' and where representatives of the people are present, once again an event occurred that showed that the existence or non-existence of this parliament is not worth a curse from God! If they were to close it down and seal it with clay, and let decisions be made in the Leader's house, it would save a lot! Both the troubles and headaches of the people would decrease, and the public funds wouldn't be wasted on paying the salaries of so many representatives and the costs of water and electricity for the parliament building and such things! What is the story? The story is that when it comes to the 'necessity of using washbasins or hoses in public toilets,' the parliament - which is at the head of affairs - has the authority to vote and decide and approve or reject! But when it comes to something like the JCPOA, nothing gets approved unless 'the Leader' sends a letter and determines everything for everyone! Ultimately, there is always a Larijani who reads that letter from the Leader to the representatives before voting on issues other than washbasins and hoses and says, 'Dear Leader thinks this way, now you can vote however you like!' This is how the parliament 'gabbled the market' of the nation works! Now, why am I fixated on this story? Because a clear example of this formula occurred last week regarding financial support or lack thereof for terrorism! In this week's program, I will simplify this story for you with evidence and reasoning so that you can understand the detailed narrative and such! Kambeez Hosseini is a producer of radio and television programs, including Parazit, and also Politic and Paradox on Radio Farda.
Paradox with Kambeez Hosseini; Use of Washbasins Banned!
The Iranian parliament is criticized for its ineffectiveness, particularly in approving significant issues like the JCPOA while being quick to legislate trivial matters. Kambeez Hosseini highlights the absurdity of this situation, suggesting that the parliament's existence is pointless. This matters as it reflects broader frustrations with governance in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
The Iranian parliament faced criticism for prioritizing trivial legislation, such as the use of washbasins in public toilets, while failing to address crucial issues like the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Kambeez Hosseini highlighted this absurdity in his commentary.
- The parliament is seen as ineffective, with decisions often dictated by the Supreme Leader.
- Legislation on minor issues is passed quickly, while significant matters require the Leader's approval.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran's political system is characterized by a dual structure where the Supreme Leader holds significant power over elected bodies, leading to frustrations among citizens regarding governance.
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