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Iran’s ex-President dies swimming, but his daughter says — it wasn’t a stroke of fate, it was a stroke of power.


By: Haphazard H. Historian, Senior Ayatollah Whisperer & Poolside Forensics Expert

Co-byline: April “Don’t Drink the Chlorine” Quirk, Middle East Mood Analyst)


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“He Swam, He Sank, He Spoke Too Much” — The Death That Refuses to Stay Silent

On January 8, 2017, Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani — the man who helped build the Islamic Republic — apparently decided to test Iran’s most controversial waters.

And by “waters,” we mean: political patience.

Officially, Rafsanjani died of a “heart attack” during a swim at the posh pool of the Expediency Discernment Council.

Unofficially, everyone else heard the splash — and smelled the conspiracy.

In Tehran, where tea leaves are analyzed like CIA reports and even shadows require permission to fall, Rafsanjani’s death was too convenient, too poetic, and too damp to be true.

His daughter, Faezeh Hashemi Rafsanjani, now claims flat out:

“They killed him because he spoke too much.”

And if you’ve ever followed Iranian politics, that’s about as subtle as saying “he accidentally fell on a thousand swords during a blackout.”


The Pool of Political Purification

Here’s what makes this entire “death by chlorination” story smell like three-day-old diplomacy:

  1. No CCTV footage from the pool. (Apparently, the Islamic Republic suddenly discovered the concept of privacy.)

  2. No autopsy. (Apparently, questioning divine will is haram and inconvenient.)

  3. No hospital footage. (Cameras stopped working — like democracy.)

  4. His diaries and will vanished. (Possibly “evaporated” — according to revolutionary humidity experts.)

  5. Buried in haste. (Because even martyrs wait longer than critics.)


Rafsanjani: The Man Who Built the Throne… and Got Shoved Off It

For those who skipped Iranian history class (understandably), here’s the recap:

Rafsanjani wasn’t just another cleric in a fancy turban — he was the architect of modern Iran’s power balance.

He was the guy who, back in 1989, convinced the Islamic Assembly that Ali Khamenei could be Supreme Leader — even though he didn’t meet the religious qualifications.

It was Rafsanjani’s political engineering that made Khamenei king.

And Khamenei, in return, eventually made Rafsanjani a problem.

By 2016, Rafsanjani had openly regretted his decision — essentially telling friends, “Oops, I hired Satan.”

From that moment, his pool access might as well have been a death sentence.


“Bigger Satan” — The Ayatollah’s Verbal Sniper Shot

The final twist?

On the day Rafsanjani died, Khamenei delivered a sermon so sharp it might as well have come with a dagger emoji.

Playing on Rafsanjani’s first name Akbar (meaning “greater” or “big”), Khamenei said:

“Even a reprobate or misled brother could become the Bigger Satan.”

Translation: We’ve already got one Devil in Washington, we don’t need another in Tehran.

And that, dear readers, is how you politically eulogize someone while spiritually assassinating their legacy.


The Family’s Forensic Frustration

Rafsanjani’s daughters have been shouting from rooftops — or at least from private YouTube channels — that something is rotten in the Republic.

They cite warnings that came two months before his death:

Two strangers allegedly told them that “he will be killed in a way that looks natural.”

(A line which would make Agatha Christie high-five Kafka.)

Faezeh and her sister Fatemeh say every request for a post-mortem was ignored faster than a UN sanction letter.

The state’s official statement declared his death “completely natural.”

But so is gravity — when you’re pushed.


Revolution Eats Its Architects

This isn’t the first time an Iranian leader who got too liberal — or too loud — found himself meeting “natural” ends.

The pattern is as familiar as the Tehran skyline:

You build the system.

You empower a fanatic.

Then one day, you wake up labeled a traitor — or not at all.

Rafsanjani’s tragedy is biblical in irony.

He helped select the man who would later erase him.

It’s like Frankenstein being smothered by his own monster — except with more turbans and fewer ethics committees.


The Power Swim Gone Wrong

Tehran’s elite pools aren’t just fitness centers; they’re rumor incubators.

And this one became a symbolic graveyard of post-revolution power itself.

That day, Rafsanjani allegedly swam three laps.

Eyewitnesses differ — some say he looked strong; others claim he looked tired.

The official report said, “He drowned due to heart complications.”

Unofficial Tehran said, “He died of speaking truth too close to power.”

The chlorine might’ve been clean.

The politics — never.


Trump Comments

TRUMP: “Look, folks, I swim all the time. Nobody swims better than me, maybe the dolphins, but they’re overrated. But this guy? He got assassinated by his own swamp — sad! Iran should’ve built a better pool, maybe with American filters!”

Reporter: “Sir, do you mean filtration systems or political systems?”

TRUMP: “Both! I’ll sell them both on TruthSocial Crypto! Great deal! Call it AyatollahCoin!


Top Comment Picks (From the WTF Comment Section)

@TehranTroll42:

“Heart attack? More like Regime Rejection Syndrome.”

@MullahMemeMaster:

“They buried him so fast, even his ghost didn’t get a press pass.”

@CryptoAyatollah:

“Coming soon: Rafsanjani NFT — one of one, verified martyr edition.”


Final Thought

Rafsanjani’s story is a reminder that revolutions rarely retire their founders — they consume them.

In Iran, loyalty is temporary, and power is terminal.

He swam too close to the deep end of his own creation — and someone decided to pull the drain.

History will remember him not as a saint or sinner — but as a builder turned warning sign.


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