thelastaxolotl [he/him]

President Gustavo Petro of Colombia confirmed as loyal Maoist Red Guard?

Both are really good in my opinion, but Dungeon Meshi ended while chainsaw man is still ongoing and is divided in 2 parts

dark/ghost its has good defence and offense capabilities

Trans mega confirmed superior to news mega

News mega must now give up its week long sitepin now sorry

Lets goo

Good day nerds

I forgot to post the new mega yesterday because i was vassalising the whole world as slaanesh in tww3

So enjoy a 4 day mega

i think he will be fine, his internal policies seem good and i think the west will force him to have good external policies

his big campaign promise was to make social reforms to deal with the social conservatism in the system so i think he will do that, i dont imagine Putin or Xi forcing him to do anything and since BRICS+ participation is very profitable for Iran he will keep good relations with both, I think both Biden or Trump will ultimatly force him to continue the east policy via a continue hostility

the reformist camp in Iran is very diverse so its hard to say if he is 100% a neoliberal or just a diferent type of liberal he has called the USA gov terrorist in the past

its posible with the west’s 100% support to israel’s hostility plus other western geopolitical objectives he may be forced to take an more pro-east (russia, china) stance like his opponent

from aljazeera

Iran’s reformist Masoud Pezeshkian wins run-off presidential vote: Reports

Pezeshkian said to be winner of run-off election with 16.3 million votes to Jalili’s 13.5 million, according to reports.

Iran’s Masoud Pezeshkian, a heart surgeon and lawmaker who has promised to reach out to the West, has won the country’s presidential runoff election by beating Saeed Jalili, according to state media reports.

A vote count offered by authorities put Pezeshkian as the winner with 16.3 million votes to Jalili’s 13.5 million after Friday’s election, the Associated Press reports.

Supporters of Pezeshkian entered the streets of Tehran and other cities before dawn on Saturday to celebrate as his lead grew over Jalili, AP reports.

We will bring you more on this story shortly.

from FT

Reformist Pezeshkian wins Iran’s presidential election

Pezeshkian’s success is a remarkable turnaround for the reformist camp, which has spent years in the political wilderness. It was bolstered by an increase in turnout which was officially put at 49.8 per cent, compared with a record low of 40 per cent in the first round.

Reformist politicians hailed the result on social media while Pezeshkian supporters staged street celebrations in several cities.

Iran is now set to have its first reformist president in two decades, with the republic at a critical juncture.

i think we can all agree from this story that helicopters are flying coffins