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Is the Islamic Revolution Finally Over?
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April 20, 2026
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The Islamic Republic is currently navigating a terminal conflict between its two primary power sources: financial capital and ideological commitment. When the state enters a period of economic insolvency, it must rely on ideology to maintain the loyalty of its apparatus. However, ideological purity requires a level of inflexibility that prevents the economic stabilization needed to pay its supporters. This circular dependency creates a systemic vulnerability. The regime cannot negotiate for funds without appearing weak to its believers, yet it cannot sustain its believers without the funds to pay its enforcers.
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