The Islamic revolution of Iran from the beginning of its days, with the aspirations of independence and dignity, the defense of the oppressed and anti-Semitism against the Western liberal democracy, with the claim of the modern world order, is the target of a global invasion of global arrogance led by the United States.
The coup, the assassination, the war, the creation of international pressure and economic sanctions aimed at restructuring and overthrowing the system; on the one hand, Iran’s successful experience in dealing with serious and military threats and, on the other hand, the lack of clarity of the nature of the soft threat in applying the new model of sovereignty change The title of Velvet and Colored Revolutions in Eastern Europe and Central Asia and the Caucasus including Poland, Serbia, Georgia, Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan, as well as the imposition of large international costs in recent years in the military invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq, have urged the enemies of the Islamic Revolution to focus on He has committed soft threats against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Despite the serious threat and the discovery of the obvious cases in this regard, it is unfortunate that fundamental action has been taken in order to fully understand the nature of this threat, effective counteraction to the neutralization and elimination of this threat.
The influence and relevance of international observers to encourage more electoral participation and to secure the credibility of such processes has considerably expanded since the 1980s. Today, more international observers are invited to monitor “first” electoral processes or “in-transit” elections, and there have been presence in many countries of the world has led to peaceful decisions about severe and rough disagreements.
However, the emphasis on international observers may ignore the importance of the role of indigenous neutrality watchdogs in securing a healthy election. Of course, electoral monitoring of indigenous groups is not a new phenomenon; election organizers and political rivals have long been seeking to develop and implement mechanisms to ensure a healthy and impartial election in their own countries. However, in recent years, native observation has become more complex, and today it has gathered other social actors other than organizers or political rivals in the scene.
The applications of this development are twofold. First, efforts made to neutralize indigenous audiences by encouraging healthier campaigning and informed voters, as well as reducing the possibility of any fraud or election fraud, will lead to genuine electoral processes.
Moreover, the native electoral observation can enhance and strengthen the basic institutions for the sustainability of a democratic political system. Scouting attempts to help citizens learn the organizational skills needed to participate dynamically and effectively in the political life of a country between different elections. The groups that are set up to oversee electoral processes are often expanded to more civic organizations that ultimately contribute to civil society development. Over time, this opens up a new perspective for a larger political discourse, which is the participation of citizens in matters related to the administration of the country, thereby increasing the collective self-confidence of the government.
Election observation by indigenous groups should not replace the overall supervision of political parties and electoral rivals. Protecting the rights of electoral rivals and those who support it is part of the legitimate interests of the participants to hold a serious electoral campaign and maintain the votes cast in the competition. Watching neutral groups can complement such natural monitoring.
Now, given the fact that the West led by the United States in its record of unsuccessful experiences of soft overthrow in the last few years in Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Venezuela, not only is it neutralizing, but also countering This type of threat can be achieved by recognizing and adopting appropriate measures; it is also possible in light of the identity of the school of Islam and the cultural significance of the Islamic Revolution and the strategic depth of the civilization in the era of Islamic awakening with particular attention to its clever use; the ability to enhance the elements of soft power and It is also looks forward to the opportunities ahead for securing the interests of national security and Islamic affairs.
