Jiang says Iran is divided politically, religiously, and ethnically, but the decisive conflict is between secular nationalists and the Islamic theocracy.
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Islamic Theocracy
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...So of course, Iran is divided. Of course, you have the Islamic theocracy, and they're in conflict with secular nationalists. And of course, there..."
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"...So of course, Iran is divided. Of course, you have the Islamic theocracy, and they're in conflict with secular nationalists. And of course, there..."
"...reinstall the Shah it's it's not to get rid of the Islamic theocracy it's to break up the nation into ethnic enclaves so that..."
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