Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi accepted his new role as Iran's transitional leader.
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37lol at this clown thinking he’s going to take power
Definitely a jew trick
Stunt. He also declared himself King Of Iran when he turned 20.
> I hereby surrender
> Unconditionally
> Except these guys over there, they're gonna keep sending drones and rockets
> I can't tell them to stop
> If they see me, they'll kill me
Both liberals and conservatives in Iran hate him for their own reasons.
Well, things nearly that absurd have already happened, so why not...
liberals, conservatives and the Anime Goth Girl coalition all hate the Shah and Israel
CC @randbot
Yeah. It most be only the most pathetic, compromised people who are eager to climb aboard Trump's pirate ship. Serious enough to interview all over the place and make bold promises, not even serious enough to ever be really installed as a puppet.
Save the Persian big tiddy anime goth girls.
Two of his three daughters are thoroughly kiked. One married a jew, another does fundraising for jewish queers.
nobody In Iran cares about that motherfucker. Some liberals might not like the ayatollah but they certainly don't want to go back to the shah
Pictured: Liberal Anime Goth Girls living their best life in Tehran
Accepted?
From who?
The Jews in Israel?
No one in Iran wants him. SO he is a traitor who will take this opportunity to post as the true leader of the people
The Jew will always cause and exploit conflicts
This is why all movements has to be totalitarian. Or else, you invite the Jew to split your people in a numerous groups, all hating each other, fighting each other
A Nation is no Nation without it's people. The People is the Nation
One Nation, one People, one will.
Blood and honor
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Sounds like a plan.
But I doubt it will happen.
I'm with the anime goth girls...
In earnest: The idea that some faggot that hadn't been living in the country for decades should be it's rightful ruler has something retardedly pre-modern to it.
It's not the 1800s anymore, when a transplanted, redundant son of German high nobility could literally become king anywhere, because of his bloodline, and rule over the locals who had been living there for millennia.