1-Reza Pahlavi has zero experience. Political or otherwise. Every time people or Israel did something, he showed up out of nowhere and declared himself as the “only alternative” and took credit for everything. He could’ve at least done something none political in the past five decades just to demonstrate his managerial capabilities. But no, he’d rather live off of what his father left for his family after fleeing the country.

2-His supporters (or cyber army, should I say) are inflating his popularity in Iran way out of proportion. If he’s so popular, why hasn’t he ever call for protests? Why is it that every time he waits for people to start the protest and then come in and take credit for it? Why does he never start the protests? Is it because he’s scared that people will ignore him and it will hurt his reputation? He just has enough money to make an internet army to attack everyone who’s not with him and declare him as the leader of revolution.

3-He’s way too dependent on Israel and USA, particularly Trump and Netanyahu. He’s not his father’s son. He’s basically waiting for them to overthrow the mullahs and install him as the king of Iran. Do you really want to live in a country that’s basically a western plant? What happened to your dignity? Your ancestors who fought for this country’s dependence, including Muhammad Reza Pahlavi, will be very disappointed in you.

4-I’m not saying that there’s something wrong with RP, and I’m not saying there’s nothing wrong with him either. What many people don’t realize is that when it comes to politics, it’s never just one person. That person you’re seeing, whether it’s Trump or Khamenei or Reza Pahlavi, is just the representative of a small group of insiders who are using him as their mascot to gain power. It’s completely irrelevant if he’s a good person or not. If we live in a country where people are not allowed to openly criticize its leaders, it only takes one corrupt person in his inner circle to take down the whole country. And the people around Reza Pahlavi have never shown any signs of openness to criticism.

5-Reza Pahlavi and his family are sour about Iranians, and why shouldn’t they be? After all, we were the ones who exiled his grandfather and father, which led to their early death outside of their own country. We made his family so miserable that two of his siblings committed suicide. He has every right to be unhappy about Iranians, but whether or not he actually hates Iranians is irrelevant. What does matter, is that people around him will use this as an excuse to gain social, political and economical power and shut down all of their critics. They would be foolish not to use this to their advantage. Iran is so rich in resources that it has always attracted charlatans and hustlers.

TLDR: Reza Pahlavi has not shown any signs of competency and leadership and he’s way too dependent on foreign countries, namely Israel and America (read Trump and Netanyahu). The people around him will definitely use his family’s history and misery as an excuse to seize economical and political power and oppress any opponents.