by DAVID BROWN | CLEARNFO.com | June 22, 2019
I know everyone wants to hate Iran, but they didn’t get here by themselves…
On the matter of Iran:
- Iranians are Persian not Arab
- Iranians are Shia Muslims
- Arabs are Sunni Muslims
- Shia has about 200 million followers
- Sunni has about 1.2 billion followers
- Shia and Sunni don’t like each other
- Iranians are well-educated, sophisticated, intelligent people.
- Iran is currently a Theocracy or an Islamic Republic which the Iranian people do not like. How did they get this reprehensible government?
Mosaddeq coup – CIA Operation Ajax:
Mohammad Mosaddegh was the 35th prime minister of Iran, holding office from 1951 until 1953, when his government was overthrown in the 1953 Iranian coup d’état orchestrated by the United States’ Central Intelligence Agency and the United Kingdom’s MI6.
The USA replaced Mohammad Mosaddegh by a brutal, murderous U.S. lap dog and psychopath known as the Shah of Iran. The CIA ran the Shah and his secret police SAVAK. My Iranian friends here in the USA were terrified of SAVAK even while studying here in the land of the free and the brave. They would only whisper and speak of certain things privately because of their abject fear of SAVAK. They knew my government put the Shah in power, yet they did not hold this against me, a U.S. Citizen.
Ruhollah Khomeini as Supreme Leader 1979 – 1989 founded the cruel Islamic Republic of Iran of today. This new and improved psycho murdered many people including little 13 year old girls because they were of the Bahá’í Faith. He would hang 6 at a time from cranes.
Khomeini’s fatwa ‘led to killing of 30,000 in Iran’
Q: Why is the rest of the Middle East in such a mess?
A: Sykes–Picot Agreement* for starters which partitioned the Ottoman Empire in 1916 across culture and religious lines assuring continued destabilization of the Middle East. From here the US meddling and bloody regime change just gets worse.
So put away the hater-AID until you’ve taken some time to think.
* Lines were drawn to impose maximum destabilization to make it easier to rule. “The line across a map of the Middle East it drew created colonial spheres of influence that cut directly and artificially across a region that had previously been divided along ethnic, linguistic and religious lines.”
The Sykes-Picot Agreement and the making of the modern Middle East