Inexcusable, Criminal Acts of Malice in Search of Remedies

THE YOUNG MUST BE TAUGHT

 and given strict, consistent, unwavering examples of self-discipline, and respect for others together with lessons and modeling in

• Constructive use of time (in labor and leisure)
• Peaceful coexistence, civility, community (neighborliness)
• On life’s daily journey willing outreach toward understanding others who may appear in some way to be different or to have different values or practices.

Fools and undisciplined people believe they are the be-all and end-all. Believe that they have a “right” to act out their bigotry—in effect, “the” “right to bigotry,” “the” “right” “to offend, “the” “right” “to attack” people whom they (the undisciplined, the fools) condemn or tarnish with some “transgression” they alone conjure up (and spread) on the basis of their delusion, preconception, irrationality, or ideological extremism.

Extremists, anarchists, fools, criminals believe they have a “right” to offend (indiscriminately “the” right to rape, ruin, assault, murder, invade, plunder, starve to death, embargo, deny food, medicine, water, destroy utterly) other people; to desecrate religious images, icons, sacred individuals, places or elements of various peoples.

This is a fallacy, a criminal fallacy and people in places such France and Sweden (or North America) who practice or allow such criminal offense should be arrested. They and their supporters should be called before a truly independent tribunal of justice to answer for their crimes and the self-serving, deliberately erroneous interpretation of the principle or principles of human rights.

Governments (or an individual government) shall make no law restricting the rights of people under their jurisdiction to express themselves in print, in speech, in assembly, in association, in the practice (or non- practice) of a religion. That governments shall make no law is NOT a grant of license or a grant of liberty to lawlessness. Might in and of itself is neither right nor righteousness.

Because the NATO apparatus has USA-powered military industrial matériel and madness does not mean that this cabal or its affiliates (e.g., 1949 – present-member Denmark; 1994 – present-collaborator Sweden, 1949-present-member French Republic) including North American regimes should be allowed to trample on others. Law—the rule and its application—must be impartial, consistent and absolute. Even the jungle has binding laws that are clearly understood; rules that are consistently obeyed by inmates of the jungle.

Without impartial law imposed and practiced consistently in world society, peoples inhabiting the world descend into unrelenting ruthless ricochet, back-and-forth criminal conflict and chaos in which NONE have actual, inalienable rights; NONE are safe and secure to walk freely—to inhabit the world.

Peoples of the world must, therefore, rein in and arrest the ruthlessness, the impunity, the lawlessness practiced by North American and North Atlantic individuals, entities and sycophants who constitute an amoral and deadly assembly of criminals.

Today’s news peg prompting these thoughts.

July 31, 2023, Press TV News 

“Iran FM calls on OIC members to ‘criminalize’ desecration of Islamic sanctities,” https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2023/07/31/708098/Iranian-Foreign-Minister-Hossein-AmirAbdollahian-OIC-criminalize-desecration-Holy-Quran-

“Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian has called on member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to ‘criminalize’ blasphemy against Islamic sanctities, including the desecration of the Holy Qur’an, at the national, regional and international level.”

The Foreign Minister was deeply concerned about “the growing trend of intolerance and violence against Islam and Muslims in some European countries …; (and) the support of (this behavior) by certain ruling factions.” Actions “undermining cultural and religious commonalities among nations and disrespecting human rights” have greater consequences in prohibiting “mutual understanding and the spirit of peaceful coexistence in the international community.”

The minister concluded that “the best interest of everyone is served” when “insults to religions (including Islam)” are “prevented.”

OIC

Also on July 31, 2023, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation published a “Resolution on the Repeated Crimes of Desecration and Burning of Copies of al-Mus’haf ash-Sharif in the Kingdom of Sweden and the Kingdom of Denmark Approved by (its) 18th Extraordinary Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers” https://www.oic-oci.org/topic/?t_id=39325&t_ref=26550&lan=en

According to its website, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) made up of fifty-seven member states spread over four continents is after the United Nations, the world’s second largest international organization. Established in 1969, the organization “is the collective voice of the Muslim world” and “endeavors to safeguard and protect the interests of the Muslim world in the spirit of promoting international peace and harmony among various people of the world.”

In a thirty-five-point Resolution, the OIC Strongly Condemned

“Recent despicable acts of aggression against the sanctity of the al-Mus’haf ash-Sharif—in the Kingdom of Sweden (the latest of taking place in Stockholm, the capital city of the Kingdom of Sweden, Thursday 20 July 2023) and in Copenhagen (the capital city of the Kingdom of Denmark on Monday 24 July 2023)

The recurrence of acts of desecration of al-Mus’haf ash-Sharif … and … the continued issuance of permits by authorities allowing that action … (and)

The failure … to take the necessary measures to prevent such acts in Sweden and Denmark

OIC charged that Sweden and Denmark’s failure to take authoritative measures preventing the recurrence of the violence breached “United Nations Security Council Resolution No.2686 (2023) adopted on 14th June 2023 pertaining to international tolerance, peace, and security.” https://www.oic-oci.org/topic/?t_id=39325&t_ref=26550&lan=en; https://www.oic-oci.org/home/?lan=en; https://www.oic-oci.org/page/?p_id=52&p_ref=26&lan=en

The young must be taught (and taught to identify)

The Unacceptable. 

Accepting the unacceptable IS Unacceptable

And Often Criminal. 

Malice is unacceptable. 

Assault is Criminal 

These should be called out and chastised (corrected) 

At the parental level through proper disciplinary action 

Beyond the sphere of parenting, through proper (independent, impartial) 

prosecutorial and judiciary processes.  

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“Moral Virtues” achieve “gender justice”; Emphasis on “unity, solidarity…, common values” achieve “peaceful coexistence”

IRI’s First Lady leads Premier International Congress for Women of Influence

Dr. Jamileh Alamolhoda

Wife of the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Ebrahim Raisi is a writer, scholar, lecturer. She is a graduate of Tarbiat Modares University, one of the top universities, an exclusively graduate university established to train university professors; its entry requires a national level examination; and the majority of programs limit their acceptances to “top performers” on the exam.

Dr. Jamileh Alamolhoda holds a PhD in philosophy of education; and is a member of the faculty (professor) of the Department of Leadership and Educational Development, School of Educational Sciences and Psychology of Shahid Beheshti University where she teaches graduate level courses in philosophy of higher education, anthropology in Islam, teaching methods, theoretical foundations of educational management, philosophical schools, and educational views.

She is founder and director of the Institute of Fundamental Studies of Science and Technology of Shahid Beheshti University; and director of the Humanities Research Institute, which is tasked with “presenting science and technology policy models based on understanding and evaluating the epistemological and social aspects of science and technology.” In 2020, she became “Secretary of the ‘Council for the Transformation and Renovation of the Educational System of the Country,’” an appointive position by the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution.

Dr. Jamileh Alamolhoda and President Ebrahim Raisi are the parents of two daughters, both professionals in the physical and social sciences.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamileh_Alamolhoda
“Tekev,” https://tekev.org/a-look-at-irans-new-first-lady/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarbiat_Modares_University

Tehran hosts 

First International Congress for Women of Influence

Dr. Jamileh Alamolhoda speaks of Common Values amid Differences

“We should not abandon common values… because of differences; on the contrary, we should emphasize them.”

All of us cannot behave the same but we can emphasize our common values. Use common methods without crossing values. “If we do not support values [principles, standards, morals, ethics], we will have a corrupt world.” “We must have a better world.”

“We cannot achieve our goals… if there is no support from men.” “Women should be active; not be mere spectators.” But acting and “fighting” are “not the same.” Mixing or confusing these is damaging.

“With moral virtues, we can achieve gender justice.” “Our emphasis is on unity and solidarity.” “We can use common values as grounds for peaceful coexistence and integration.”

(Some slight editing in phrasing, not the speaker’s thoughts.)

News Reports

Tehran hosts 1st Int’l Congress for Women of Influence

Iran Press News Agency

“Raisi meets ‘Women of Influence’ Thursday January 19, 2023, https://iranpress.com/content/72029/raisi-meets-women-influence

“The First International Congress for Women of Influence” hosted “300 foreign guests from China, Australia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Pakistan, Cameroon, Serbia, Armenia, Sweden, Bulgaria, South Africa, Syria, Lebanon, and Russia; including 70 female officials … at three levels: cultural figures, scientific and celebrity; ministers; and first ladies.”

The event’s scheduled speakers were “Jamileh Alamolhoda, spouse of the Iranian President; her counterparts from Armenia, Burkina Faso, Iraq, Kyrgyzstan, Serbia, Guinea, Nigeria, and Sri Lanka; the chair of the Central Council of women of Turkmenistan; and the special envoy for the president of Syria.” https://iranpress.com/content/72049/tehran-hosts-1st-intl-congress-for-women-influence

Tehran Times

TEHRAN – The First International Congress for Women of Influence was held in Tehran on Friday with female guests including wives of heads of state, ministers, vice presidents, and parliamentarians from Burkina Faso, Kyrgyzstan, Serbia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Syria, Turkmenistan, and Armenia.

On the sidelines of the conference was an exhibition “showcasing the achievements of successful Iranian women: entrepreneurs in various fields such as electricity and electronics, medical equipment, technology, innovation centers, and home businesses.

Iranian Students New Agency (ISNA) reported “900 female CEOs of knowledge-based companies” had been identified a hundred of which had been “selected as the best in the field of science and technology; and the top fifty participated in Friday exhibition held on the sidelines of the conference. Visitors to the exhibition Guests were counted representing “28 countries including Sri Lanka, Australia, Japan, China, Thailand, Pakistan, Cameroon, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sweden, Austria, Kazakhstan, and Canada.”

MEHR News Agency

“Guests at 1st intl. ‘Influential Women’ Congress by Saiedreza Razavi, January 20, 2023—
TEHRAN— “The two-day first international congress on influential women kicked off on Friday in Tehran International Fairground. Influential, active and elite women from almost 90 world countries are taking part.” MEHR News Agency https://en.mehrnews.com/photo/196395/Guests-at-1st-intl-Influential-Women-congress

Press TV

“1st International Congress for Women of Influence wraps up in Tehran,” by Gisoo Misha Ahmadi, Saturday, January 21, 2023, Press TV, Tehran, https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2023/01/21/696725/Iran-international-congress-Women-of-Influence-

This first of its kind conference was the initiative of Iran’s First Lady Jamileh Alamolhoda based on a previously held conference “limited to Iranian women.”

“Women scientists, cultural figures and high-ranking political figures from 28 countries across the globe gathered in the Iranian capital to celebrate the efforts and achievements of women worldwide in a conference dedicated to ‘women of influence.’”

 

In his message to the assembled congress of women, the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ebrahim Raisi, expressed the hope that the women would be able “to use the valuable experiences that the Islamic Republic of Iran gained, in the field of women’s rights and attention to women in society, after the Islamic Revolution.”

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Betrayal has Many Faces and Forms

Persian spawn, Western formed: Who is Shirin Ebadi?

She is the daughter of a law professor, an elite woman with a law degree, a profession practicing law, a husband and children, a “country house” and city apartment in her homeland. 

She accepts a highly questionable and politicized prize, and later deserts her country for Western ports in the United States and the United Kingdom—countries whose leaders have for generations tormented her homeland and its people; countries whose deciders and executioners have assassinated Iran’s leaders, propped up an Iranian dynastic dictator (dynasty founded by Reza Shah Pahlavi; last Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi), manufactured and propagated twisted pretexts, and executed relentless, egregious, multi-faceted attacks on the Iranian people.

Her profile reads

• Iranian political activist and Lawyer
• In Iran a former judge, human rights activist, Defenders of Human Rights Center founder.

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hirin Ebadi is, therefore, a learned woman. No victim! Facts of history are surely not lost on her. Yet she accused her compatriots, including her husband, of betrayal.  

In 2016, Shirin Ebadi took to the New York Times—the rag that brought the world nonexistent Iraqi weapons of mass destruction as pretext for slaughtering, maiming, and disabling In Utero millions of Iraq’s people; its art objects, historical relics, and cultural traditions. In her opinion piece, Ebadi wrote (as was published)

“In August 2009, I was betrayed by both my husband and my country.”

Beware the one-sidedness of “me” accounts, or “memoir.” This is what one can infer from her narrative.

After Ebadi left her husband and homeland, her husband apparently had a new fling with an old flame and was caught on camera by “agents.” His paramour had reportedly prefaced their fling with reminders that his wife had long gone.

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amera-carrying agents, their partners, and superiors apparently arrested Ebadi’s husband, according to interpreted texts of her religion; threw him in prison; and threatened him with death if he didn’t read a prepared statement against his Western prizing-winning bride. Thus:

“‘Shirin Ebadi did not deserve to receive the Nobel Prize. She was awarded the prize so that she could help topple the Islamic Republic. She is a supporter of the West, particularly America. Her work is not in the service of Iranians, but serves the interests of foreign imperialists who seek to weaken Iran.’”

Ebadi’s husband followed orders, escaped death, and lived another day in his homeland.  Shirin Ebadi got to travel the world, adopt and reside in any country she chooses, and pontificate on this and that—as freely as she chooses, or as demanded by her prize givers.

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he Malleable may betray kin, country, or contract

Shirin Ebadi was covered in news stories in 2007.

Canadian residents “Shahir Shahidsaless and his wife Faranak Shakoori filed a lawsuit against Ebadi in US District Court in Manhattan. The Toronto man reportedly said “Ebadi suggested they both write a book in response to Samuel Huntington’s Clash of Civilizations, which argues Islamic and Western societies are incompatible.”

When asked about the suit, Ebadi reportedly write in an email that “her literary agent and Random House recommended she not publish the second book because it would damage sales of her future books.”

In the Wikipedia profile of Ebadi is this:

According to the Associated Press, on August 27, 2007, Ebadi was sued by a Canadian author and political analyst, Shahir Shahidsaless—who writes and publishes in Persian. The plaintiffs allege that Ebade “reneged on getting a publisher for a book she had requested him to write under her supervision, titled A Useful Enemy.

The initial suit was dismissed not on the grounds of substance, as the case was never tried; but because the court lacked “jurisdiction.” The case is said to be pending. The latest update of the Wikipedia file was May 24, 2020.

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n 2004, while presumably still an Iranian compatriot (not yet an expatriate), Forbes magazine listed Ebadi among their “100 most powerful women in the world” and among their “100 most influential women of all time.”

Also that year, Ebadi sued the US Department of the Treasury “because of restrictions” regarding the United States release of her memoir. After Ebadi won the case in court, Random House, in 2006, released to Western audiences Iran Awakening: A Memoir of Revolution and Hope by Shirin Ebadi with Azadeh Moaveni, edited by US novelist David Ebershoff. BBC 4 then serialized a reading of the book.

In June 2009, Shirin Ebadi reportedly established her exile headquarters in the United Kingdom. Five months later, her country of origin froze her bank accounts. Thereafter, Ebadi was as free as the breeze—to travel the world and lecture the world; write books, with or without other writers and editors’ help; and be assured that her books will be published by major publishing houses. 

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etrayal has many faces and forms. Often betrayal is betrayal of oneself.  

Sources

Ebadi, Shirin “Tricked Into Cheating and Sentenced to Death” opinion March 3, 2016 https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/06/opinion/sunday/tricked-into-cheating-and-sentenced-to-death.html

CBC “Toronto couple sue Iranian Nobel Prize winner Shirin Ebadi over book deal” August 24, 2007 https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/toronto-couple-sue-iranian-nobel-prize-winner-shirin-ebadi-over-book-deal-1.672144

Shirin Ebadi Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirin_Ebadi

CNN “Shirin Ebadi Fast Facts” CNN Editorial Research June 11, 2020 (timeline’s latest update)

https://www.cnn.com/2013/01/01/world/meast/shirin-ebadi---fast-facts/index.html

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Americans Carelessly Discount Substantive Candidacy Prerequisites for Holding Public Office

Voters Prefer Personality over Character, Pageantry over demonstrated Qualification

As U.S. leaders persist in promulgating a delusion of U.S. “exceptionalism”; and, in their outbursts, persist in disparaging leaders and processes of other countries, it seems an appropriate time to look at Iran’s and the USA’s current heads of state and each country’s basic requirements for the presidency.  

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slamic Republic of Iran (Persia)

Current President: Hassan Rouhani

Qualifications

• Hassan Rouhani: politician, lawyer, academic, former diplomat and Islamic cleric; seventh President of the Islamic Republic of Iran (August 3, 2013 - )
• First elected to the Majlis, the Parliament of Iran (1980, serving 20 years, 1980-2000, in positions including deputy speaker, head of defense committee, foreign policy committee); 
• Deputy speaker of the fourth and fifth terms of the Parliament of Iran (Majlis) and Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council [1989- 2005, during which he served as his country’s top negotiator with the EU three (UK, France, and Germany) on nuclear technology in Iran]; 
• Member of the Supreme National Security Council (1989- )
• Member of the Supreme National Security Council (1989 - ); member of Iran’s Assembly of Experts (1999 - )

• Dr. Rouhani also retains academic activities: member of the board of trustees of Tehran Universities and North Region (1995-1999); director of Center for Strategic Research (1991- ); managing editor of three academic and research quarterlies in Persian and English: Rahbord (Strategy), Foreign Relations, and the Iranian Review of Foreign Affairs.

Dr. Rouhani’s Education

• Ph.D. Constitutional Law, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK (Thesis ‘The Flexibility of Shariah; Islamic Law’)
• M. Phil. Law, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK (Thesis: ‘The Islamic legislative power’)
• B. A. Judicial Law, University of Tehran

To his credit about 100 books and scientific papers; in 20 years, supervision of “development and writing of more than 700 important strategic studies, with policy recommendations”

Sample of Rouhani’s books  

• National Security and Nuclear Diplomacy (October 2011)
• National Security and Economic System of Iran (August 2010)
• Islamic Political Thought; Vol. 1: Conceptual Framework (December 2009)
• Islamic Political Thought; Vol. 2: Foreign Policy (December 2009)
• Islamic Political Thought; Vol. 3: Cultural and Social Issues – December 2009
• Memoirs of Dr. Hassan Rouhani; Vol. 1: The Islamic Revolution (2008)
• An Introduction to the History of Shia’ Imams (2012)
• Age of Legal Capacity and Responsibility (October 2012)
• Introduction to Islamic Countries (2008)

The President of Iran is elected for a four-year term in a national election by universal adult suffrage for people who are at least 18 years old.

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nited States of America 

Current President: Donald John Trump 

        Qualifications

• The 45th and current president of the United States has no prior experience, training or education in government or public service

• Donald Trump entered the U.S. presidency and prior candidacy with experience as a businessman and television personality.

Political party affiliations registered:

• 1987 Republican Party (in Manhattan, NY) 
• [Rumors of a Trump run for the U.S. presidency (though objectively unqualified) in 1988 prompted “then U.S. Senator John Kerry (Democrat from Massachusetts), House Speaker Jim Wright of Texas, and Arkansas Congressman Beryl Anthony Jr. (to invite) Trump to host a fundraising dinner for Democratic Congressional candidates and to switch parties.”]
• 1999 Reform Party
• 2001 Democratic Party
• 2009- Republican Party

• Partisan Political donor through 2010: U.S. Democratic and Republican parties, party committees, and candidates. 

• Rated #10 “most admired man in America.” (Gallup poll 1988) yet by any objective measure unqualified for any public office position or head of state.

The President of the United States is elected for a four-year term with a possible reelection to no more than a second four-year term (22nd Amendment).

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tandards and Process for the Presidency 

Iran 

The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran mandates these qualifications to run for the presidency:

• Iranian origin
• Iranian nationality
• Administrative capacity and resourcefulness
• Good past record
• Trustworthiness and piety
• Convinced belief in the fundamental principles of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the official madhhab (Madhhab: “‘way of act’” or manner of being, “a school of thought within Islamic jurisprudence) of the country.

Disqualifiers

• Within these guidelines — candidates deemed unacceptable are vetoed by the Council of Guardians, a twelve-member body consisting of six clerics (selected by Iran’s Supreme Leader) and six lawyers (proposed by the Supreme Leader-appointed head of Iran’s judicial system, and voted in by the Parliament).

• “The approval process is considered to be a check on the president’s power, and usually amounts to a small number of candidates being approved. The procedures for presidential election and all other elections in Iran are outlined by the Supreme Leader.”

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tandards and Process for the Presidency

United States of America

The Constitution of the United States of America (Article II, Section 1, Clause 5) mandates these (almost-nonexistent) qualifications to run for and hold the office of president:

• Natural-born U.S. citizenship
• At least thirty-five years of age
• Residency in the United States for at least fourteen years.

Disqualifiers

• The U.S. Senate has the option of disqualifying individuals convicted in impeachment cases from holding federal office in the future (Article I, Section 3, Clause 7)

• Subject to reversal by a two-thirds vote of each house of Congress (Section 3 of the 14th Amendment), a candidate may be disqualified for the U.S. presidency if he/she “swore an oath to support the Constitution and later rebelled against the United States.”

• No one may be elected to the U.S. presidency “more than twice (or once, if the person serves as president or acting president for more than two years of a presidential term to which someone else was originally elected)” (22nd Amendment)

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urrent Events: United States - Iran Relations

“Iran has been loyal to its international commitments and agreements, and it was the other side that violated all agreements and regulations. Right now, everyone in the world considers the US administration as a government that violates its commitments and promises”— President Hassan Rouhani speaking at the opening ceremony of Salam Terminal-Gallery of Imam Khomeini Airport City:

“Despite all hardships and pressures that the enemies have imposed on us with the aim of convincing our people that the country’s development has stopped and the people are hopeless about the future, we are witnessing new developments in the economy of the country every day…. The people of Iran will disappoint the enemies by being hopeful and fervent, preventing them from reaching their goals.” June 18, 2019 http://www.president.ir/en/110155

 U.S. President

Though looking “forward to the day when ‘sanctions come off Iran, and they become a productive and prosperous nation again …

“We are putting major additional Sanctions on.’”— U.S. President Donald Trump on social media, reported in the press June 22, 2019

Sources

Iran, Hassan Rouhani https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hassan_Rouhani#Political_career_during_the_1980s_and_1990s

Dr. Hassan Rouhani, Honorable President of the Islamic Republic of Iran http://www.president.ir/en/president/biography

Madhhab https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madhhab

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/President_of_Iran#Qualifications_and_election

USA, Donald Trump

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/President_of_the_United_States

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_Two_of_the_United_States_Constitution#Clause_5:_Qualifications_for_office

Clause 5: Qualifications for office: Section 1 of Article Two of the United States Constitution sets forth the eligibility requirements for serving as president of the United States: No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_Two_of_the_United_States_Constitution#Clause_5:_Qualifications_for_office

President while opening IKAC’s Salam Terminal-Gallery: “Enemies’ war with Iranians based on war of hope, willpower/ Iranian nation to win the war of willpower/ Developing tourism a key goal of gov’t/ Appreciating all people at work in air industry” June 18, 2019  http://www.president.ir/en/110155

RT “Trump says ‘major additional sanctions’ on Iran to come Monday” June 22, 2019

https://www.rt.com/news/462470-trump-iran-additional-sanctions/

 

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