I was imprisoned in Iran because I became a Christian. This is what I think of President Raisi’s death

While world leaders express condolences to Iran over the death of President Ibrahim Raisi last month, and the Islamic regime called for five days of mourning, neither I nor millions of Iranians are shedding a tear or mourning in any way. Iranians are celebrating boldly, across social media and in public with fireworks, drinking and dancing, and wishing that these criminals with blood on their hands of countless Iranians, Israelis, and others will burn in hell.

As much as there is reason for celebration, in the big picture, not only will Raisi’s death not change anything automatically, but it may even bring harsher crackdown on Iranians, and embolden the Islamic regime’s terror proxies, as a power struggle in Iran becomes more public. The regime may crackdown on dissent, of which there has been much, especially since Raisi’s death.

Nothing will change automatically because the head of the evil Islamic regime, ’Supreme Leader’ Ayatollah Khamenei, is still alive.

Nothing will change automatically because the head of the evil Islamic regime, ‘Supreme Leader’ Ayatollah Khamenei, is still alive. As long as he is in place nothing will change. Raisi and the others were only his puppets.

One of the significant things that’s been highlighted since Raisi’s death is not only who will replace him as president, but who will be Ayatollah Khamenei’s successor. Khamenei is 85 and his succession is the big question because he is the literal head of the terrorist octopus. Until his death, speculation was wide that Raisi was being groomed for this position. Now, it is widely assumed that Khamenei’s son, Mojtaba, will be his father’s successor.

Raisi’s death has been deemed an accident, but was it really? With such unlimited power, the ’Supreme Leader’ may very well have ordered the death of Raisi in order for his son to succeed him.

Raisi’s death has been deemed an accident, but was it really? With such unlimited power, the ‘Supreme Leader’ may very well have ordered the death of Raisi in order for his son to succeed him.

In 2009, when I was in prison in Tehran, facing a death sentence of my own for the ‘crime’ of apostasy for becoming a Chrisitan in Iran, I witnessed the torture and execution of many innocent people at the hands of the Islamic regime. While in prison, God told me in a dream that he would give the ayatollahs an opportunity to repent, otherwise he would destroy them.

Until that happens, the world needs to support Iranians who are celebrating and praying for their freedom, not mourn Iran’s dead terrorist leaders. Who was Ibrahim Raisi and why should the world care?

Before being ‘selected’ as president, Raisi was appointed chairman of Astan Quds Razavi, a vast foundation that manages the donations, including cash and property, to the 8th Shia Imam, and also controls the industries that belong to it. Basically, he became a national Islamic mafia boss.

The ‘Supreme Leader’ also appointed Raisi as head of Iran’s judiciary. Coming to this position with the nicknames ‘Ayatollah of Execution,’ and ‘Butcher of Tehran,’ having signed the death sentences of at least 30,000 political prisoners, there was never any chance of justice in the judiciary. He operated on the principle that Allah endows Muslims the right to terrorize their ‘enemies.’ To them, terror is not only justified, it’s a sacred rite.

Raisi’s death reminds me of a personal experience I had. The regime integrates modern witchcraft to create fear among the masses and to strengthen the foundation of their Islamic system by shedding the blood of human beings. In my book, A Love Journey with God, I shared how the private witch of the former president Ahmadi Nezhad revealed to me how government officials secretly bring human sacrifices. To the ‘Supreme Leader,’ the death of Raisi and other powerful officials would be a great sacrifice to strengthen his power.

Rather than the likely crackdowns, I pray this is the beginning of the end of the Islamic regime, that soon Iran will be free of the Islamic regime, and that all Iranians will see the true God.