Baha'ism is not a neutral ideology -- from its innate globalist nature that advocates a "world government" to its "prophecies" that designate Iran as the source and center of this globalization which, in turn, makes proselytization a necessity for them, to its insistence on abrogating Iran's majority religion of Islam, to its headquarters in Haifa of all places in the planet -- it is a political movement that is innately and inevitably anti-Iranian.

Ever since its Babist roots in Amir Kabir's era and its ties to the British Empire, Baha'ism has been used as a vehicle for foreign imperial powers to impose imperial edicts through an artificial minority over the real majority. It has a history of service to foreign interference and working against national interests in Iran. Today, the American Empire similarly uses Baha'is in various positions (such as Bani Dugal in the UN) to issue its own imperial edicts. In other words, Baha'ism has always been a fifth column.

Baha'ism has broken its covenant with Iran and it needs to do a lot to deserve being brought back in the fold. You cannot say you are a Baha'i and stand with Iran or Muslims when your entire ideology is designed to destroy both.