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"I was born and raised in Tehran, Iran, and came to the United States in 1976 to study psychology. Over time, this became home, and I later became a U.S. citizen. My professional life has centered around clinical neuropsychology, particularly working with stroke patients. I also spent years in academic settings, including teaching at Northeastern Ohio Medical University. My interests have always extended beyond clinical work into history and anthropology, which continue to shape how I understand people and society. Outside of my profession, I've written articles and books, and worked on developing treatments for neurological conditions, including research on hemianopsia. These days, I enjoy a quieter life-- playing the Tar, a traditional Persian instrument, reading history, writing, and spending time with family. Music, especially, has remained a meaningful part of my life. Having grown up in a very different political environment, I've developed a strong appreciation for freedom of thought and belief. While I don't follow a particular religion, I respect the importance it holds for others. At this stage in life, I value depth, honesty, and a sense of purpose-- both in myself and in the people, I connect with."
(2 comments) SHARE Monday, May 25, 2026 The Hanging Judge of Iran: A Psychological Analysis of Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei
This political-psychological analysis examines how revolutionary systems gradually evolve into security-centered states organized around punishment, surveillance, and institutional survival. Using the rise of Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei as a case study.
(2 comments) SHARE Sunday, May 10, 2026 The Iranian Negotiator: A Psychological Analysis of Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf is often described in the West simply as a former Revolutionary Guard commander, mayor of Tehran, or speaker of parliament. Yet his political trajectory reveals something far more significant about the evolution of power inside the Islamic Republic. This article examines Ghalibaf not as an isolated individual, but as a symbol of Iran's gradual transformation from a revolutionary ideological system.
(4 comments) SHARE Friday, April 17, 2026 The Neuropsychology of Donald Trump: A Dangerous Convergence of Personality and Power
A neuropsychological analysis of Donald Trump's leadership, examining how personality traits, emotional dysregulation, and possible cognitive decline influence decision-making. The article explores the impact of these dynamics on governance and U.S. policy toward Iran.
(7 comments) SHARE Tuesday, April 7, 2026 When Power Turns Destructive: How the Bombing of Iran's Infrastructure Risks War Crimes and Strategic Failure
The targeting of Iranian infrastructure is being framed as strategy, but in reality, it resembles collective punishment. This article examines how political miscalculations and psychological escalation among leadership are inflicting civilian suffering while raising serious questions under international law.
(6 comments) SHARE Saturday, March 28, 2026 Trump's Miscalculations and the Road to the Largest War Since World War II
This article examines the emerging risk of a major conflict in the Persian Gulf through a psychological and geopolitical lens. It explores how leadership miscalculations, oil dependency, drone warfare, and strategic ambiguity are converging to create a volatile environment where misperception""not intention""may trigger escalation.
(5 comments) SHARE Wednesday, March 18, 2026 After Khamenei: A Leaderless Iran and the Risk of Wider War
An analysis of Iran's trajectory following the death of its Supreme Leader, examining leadership uncertainty, the growing role of military power, and the expanding regional and global risks.
(15 comments) SHARE Tuesday, March 3, 2026 Iran After Khamenei's Death: Joy, Crackdown, War, and the Struggle for a New Future
On February 28, 2026, Iranian state media officially announced the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Supreme Leader of Iran since 1989. His death marked the end of a four-decade era defined by political repression, ideological rigidity, and a state security apparatus that penetrated every aspect of Iranian life. For many Iranians, the announcement was not merely political news -- it was an emotional rupture.
(4 comments) SHARE Sunday, October 12, 2025 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY OF RFK Jr.
RFK Jr. is causing serious harm to children. His policies against vaccines are totally inaccurate and irresponsible.
He is mentally impaired and should not be in a position of authority to make harmful decisions for the American
people.
(3 comments) SHARE Saturday, January 18, 2025 Inside Iran
Iranian government was achieving being a major international pain that but suddenly they were kicked out of every country. The price of that adventurism was losing in every aspect Iranian peoples life except creating bad reputation.
(13 comments) SHARE Wednesday, January 1, 2025 Khamenei's Demented Hatred of Israel
The basis of octogenarian and supreme leader Khamenei's dark delusions of the extermination of Israel.
(16 comments) SHARE Saturday, October 26, 2024 Israel Bombs Iran
This article offers basic information regarding organizations, forces and people involved in the conflict between Iran and Israel.
Iranian people have been systematically endorsing Israel and rejecting Iranian government.
(1 comments) SHARE Wednesday, October 9, 2024 Ali Khamenei: Iranian Geriatric Supreme Dictator
Conditions in Iran are disastrous. Nothing makes sense.
Khamenei has lost control over his mental faculties & his behavior. He refuses to resign, he is surrounded himself with corrupt advisers. They are more money hunger than he is. His elusions of exterminating Israel has changed to delusions of victory
(3 comments) SHARE Friday, June 2, 2023 What should we do with Iranian government?
Iranian government lost the battle over women's head scarfs. However, the problem with hanging innocent goes on and on, with no end in sight. People are being hanged for none sense like insulting the religion. After 44 years of Islamic rule, people just do not want the damn thing anymore.
(1 comments) SHARE Wednesday, March 8, 2023 The Leader who does not know that he does not know.
On 27 June 1981 ayatollah Khamenei, the current Iranian geriatric Supreme Leader was in a mosque to make a speech. There were at least one hundred tape recorders in front of him to tape his speech.one of the participants pushed the tapping buttons of one of the recorders, about one minute into his speech the device blew up and he was badly injured and trapped under the rubble.
(7 comments) SHARE Sunday, March 5, 2023 Serial Gasing of Iranian School Girls.
Iranian government using poison gas on school girls in different schools at different cities. The officials do not provide any answers. Hospitals are not permitted to provide any medical records to the parents or anyone else. The number of school girls and those girls who are hospitalized. The smell of gases are so strong that one can smell them hours later.
(3 comments) SHARE Thursday, January 26, 2023 Women, Life ,Freedom
There has been four months of constant demonstrations and strikes in Iran.
The government was able to temporarily slow down the rapid progress of uprising ,but they could not stop it.
there is the criminal clergy and left overs of revolutionary guards, against 85 million angry people.
(4 comments) SHARE Sunday, January 15, 2023 Effects of publicized Hanging on Current Iranian Revolution
Public hanging of young men who were arrested earlier last month ,tortured and confessed to non-sense under torture caused and their hanging. caused a couple of weeks of decline in the number of demonstrations . however,after the society had the time to digest and overcome the fear of this method of psychological warfare they are back in streets full force and more determined.
(1 comments) SHARE Friday, January 6, 2023 Ayatollah Khamenei's French Gifts of Cartoons
A French magazine has published a bunch of very funny yet telling caricatures of Iran's murdering Supreme Leader the Ayatollah Khamenei. This humorous event has caused many Iranians to enjoy the jab and laugh .However, the murderer is quite annoyed, angry, insulted and pissed.
Knowing how he feels about this event makes the families of the dead and imprisoned teenagers to have a smile on their face for a few seconds.
(21 comments) SHARE Sunday, January 1, 2023 New Coalition of Iranian political Activists to Lead Iranian Uprising
During last 105 days the Iranian cities have been in an uproar with people asking for deposing the ayatollahs and their thugs. People like me were pushing and shoving the respectable political activists to start an interim leadership group outside of Iran to help people inside the country . I hope that they will be accepted by Iranian people and we see the day of victory.
(1 comments) SHARE Friday, December 16, 2022 Dumb and the Dumber
It is another lesson of history that we are watching .One year ago these two men were the most powerful people in their countries. They still might very powerful.
However, their grandiosity and miscalculations caused them to lose the fear of their people and the world and ultimate authority in their countries