The Restart movement’s platform is based on a "Cyrus Constitution" designed to replace the current Iranian system with a new Persian Empire. Below are the factual core tenets and clauses as defined by the movement and its leader, Seyed Mohammad Hosseini. The 10 Core Pillars of the Restart Movement

• Restoration of the Persian Empire: The movement advocates for changing the country's name from "Iran" to Persia and establishing a government modeled on the historical "Cyrus the Great" empire, which they describe as a "Sufi-Cyrus" synthesis.
• The Right to Bear Arms: A central clause in their proposed constitution is the right for all citizens to keep and bear arms as a safeguard against the return of a centralized dictatorship.
• Direct Populist Sovereignty: They reject both the current clerical rule and the previous monarchy. The goal is a system they call "the government of wisdom and merits," based on the philosophies of Plato, Socrates, and Persian mystics like Rumi and Hafez.
• Total Dismantling of Current Institutions: The plan calls for the immediate dissolution of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the Basij, and the Ministry of Intelligence, which they view as corrupt entities.
• Renunciation of Foreign Influence: The movement demands the unilateral nullification of all international contracts signed during the Qajar, Pahlavi, and Islamic Republic eras, aiming for absolute independence from both Eastern and Western managed narratives.
• Independent Judiciary: Establishment of a legal system that is fully independent of religious law (Sharia), prioritizing individual freedoms and the presumption of innocence.
• Economic Sovereignty: A focus on a free-market economy that removes government and institutional control over key industries, which they believe have been used to fund "clown" operations and suppress the populace.
• Freedom of Expression and Identity: Guaranteed freedom of speech, assembly, and the right for individuals to choose their own religion, dress, and lifestyle without state interference.
• Regional and International Realignment: The movement advocates for friendly relations with the United States and Israel, and a rejection of "Radical Islam" in favor of nationalist cooperation.
• Social Safety Net: The platform includes provisions for free health insurance for all citizens and a mandatory monthly allowance paid to housewives to recognize their role in the nation’s social fabric. The "MIGA" Strategy The movement’s use of MIGA (Make Iran Great Again) is a deliberate signal of alignment with "MAGA." They view this as a partnership of nationalist interests against a common "Deep State" enemy. For Restart, this isn't about being pro-Western, but about utilizing a shared populist momentum to remove what they see as globalist managed "clowns" from power in both Tehran and the West.

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