In the Long Run, the People Who May Well Succeed Him Are the Fanatic Extremists of the Revolutionary Guards, Which Doesn't Concern Itself With Theological Issues, but Invests All Its Efforts in a Murderous Fight Against Israel, the West and Sunni Arab Countries
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In the long run, the people who may well succeed him are the fanatic extremists of the Revolutionary Guards, which doesn't concern itself with theological issues, but invests all its efforts in a murderous fight against Israel, the West and Sunni Arab countries
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