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Governing in the Name of the Hidden Imam: The Political Theology of the Islamic Republic and the Case Against Tehran
Western policy toward the Middle East has spent two decades treating the Islamic Republic of Iran as a state actor whose behavior can be explained the way any state's behavior is explained — through interest, deterrence, and the ordinary calculus of regime survival. This article argues that the distinctive danger of the Islamic Republic lies precisely here, in the fusion of Twelver Shia messianism, a martyrdom doctrine that inverts the ordinary cost-calculus of war.
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The Counter-Scenario: A Critique of Anthropic's 2028 Doctrine
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THE OSLO DECEPTION: Palestinian Constitutional Strategy and Western Diplomatic Complicity
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**The Fatwa That Never Was: On Khamenei's Phantom Nuclear Edict, the Logic of** _**Taqiyya**_ **, and the Posthumous Reinvention of a Tyrant**
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**The Three Counterrevolutions Occurring Today: A Critical Analysis of the Decline of Westernization, Modernism, and Unipolarity**
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**From the Grand Mosque Seizure to the Abraham Accords:**
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