Shah & Kennedy

Washingtin DC, 1961

Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi on state visit to the U.S. in 1961, welcomed by President John F Kennedy in Washington DC.

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28-Oct-2007
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how times have changed!

by MRX (not verified) on Sun Oct 28, 2007 05:17 PM PDT

It's amazing from class, prestige andrespect we have gone to savagery, backwardness, hate and monkey nejad and his gang in less than 3 decades.
Rest in peace shah, you shall always be in our heart. Forgive those sad ignorant people who said and did things against you….


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Once a upon a time our

by Sleeps2 (not verified) on Sun Oct 28, 2007 04:15 PM PDT

Once a upon a time our leader was welcomed by prominent and respected world leaders such as JFK, and today the leader of our country (or puppet-leader) is thought to be a mad man and his Hitler-like rhetoric has shamed the Iranian people for ever.


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NOOR NOOR NOOR on your grave.

by Anonymous87 (not verified) on Sun Oct 28, 2007 03:45 PM PDT

God Bless Iran. i was one MARGH BAR SHAH idiot one day(sadly). i hope we go back to monarchie again. back to bright days and glory again. i want to see Reza Pahlavi visiting America not this shit-headed monkey SENDEH nedjad.


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Thank you Jahanshah

by Rosie T. (not verified) on Sun Oct 28, 2007 03:19 PM PDT

for posting this. So very timely. Yes, it was Camelot and the Kennedys were our king and queen. And she, Jaqueline, more the blue-blood because French. And those were the days of our innocence too when Marilyn sang happy birthday to you....
...and Iranians hold no monopoly on shah parast.
Mersi merci mercy me,
Ashkenaz in the Anderoon


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Footage was filmed by Farhad Sepahbody ;0)

by Darius Kadivar on Sun Oct 28, 2007 02:50 PM PDT

just to say that this is a rare film made by Farhad Sepahbody who served as diplomat in Washington, London and later became Ambassador of Iran in Morroco. He is also a writer on Iranian.com:

//iranian.com/sepahbody.html


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