 Too late
... to try to blame
others for the mess Jebheh Melli created
By Hassan Farzin, Ph.D.
June 27, 2003
The Iranian
I reviewed "A
raw deal", the
excerpt from Dr. Bahram Bahramian book. I assume every Iranian
who was alive and saw the events of 1978-1979 disturbances
in Iran, remembers
how people, some by design, and many due to their
ignorance, helped in the unholy takeover of the country
(and as much as $40 billion a year of petroleum cash
flow to be used to fill pockets and funding terrorist
groups) by a bunch of murderers under the name of
religion.
What really gets people angry is when they see the
same weak people who went as far as kissing a mass
murderer's hand and calling him a "Leader", in order
to receive a meager ministerial job, are now writing
books, making speeches, and presenting a variety of
other dissertations trying to falsify the history
books and blame everyone else for the terrible events that they
either designed, participated in, or helped in their implementation.
Dr. Bahramian appears to be such a character. Here
is a man whom by his own admission was a participant in
meetings to conspire with people (Bazargan, Sahabi,
Sanjabi, etc.) who could only hide behind religious
slogans to survive, including many mullahs (Beheshti,
Mottahari, etc.) who were known to be puppets of a
mass murderer called Khomeini, to get rid of peace and
stability in Iran and essentially turn it into another "
Palestine," now is claiming that he is not happy with
the result that he helped to create. Which should we
believe, his swearing, or the tail of the stolen
rooster?
Dr. Bahramian implies that he did not know at the
time that disturbances were being conducted by so called "religious" nuts.
Dr. Bahramian must have been descended from the Moon just before
his "meeting" with
the Shah! That is the only way he could have been
unaware that the disturbances were being fueled by the
so called "religious" groups.
He is trying to give the
credit for the start of the disturbances to the
followers of Mossadegh; and blame the handover of the
governance to religious groups only after Sanjabi and
other weak and ignorant members of Jebheh Melli (National Front)
traveled to Paris to kiss Khomeini's hand.
This assertion is totally
false,
and it is a usual
fabrication of Jebheh Melli, which has done such
fabrications for very long time in order to keep the
fantasy of Mossadegh as a "great leader" going.
Mossadegh was the same type of "great leader" that Kim
IL Song of North Korea was the "Dear Leader!"
Any
warm-body who was present in Tehran in September 1978 would know
that all (or nearly all)
demonstrations had religious tone. They consisted
mostly of people who were unable or unwilling to read
Khomeini's book of "comedies" to have an understanding
of what he stood for before expressing allegiance to
him.
They were, however, willing to listen to his
fantasied preaching tapes containing all sorts of
nonsense. Demonstrations had nothing to do with the so
called Jebheh Melli "policies;" here is the simple
reason: Jebheh Melli never had any policies that
the Iranian people would accept.
Furthermore, Jebheh Melli was, and still is, known
to consist of mostly followers of Mossadegh, who himself
had no constructive policies for Iran, except for
keeping himself in the office as long as he could. For
that reason, Mossadegh was disgraced, and his
dangerous policies were rejected by Iranian people
decades earlier.
Some have extended exaggeration so
far that they have called Mossadegh the "only" democratically
governing prime minister of Iran. In fact, as far as I know, Mossadegh
is the only prime
minister in Iranian history who intentionally led
Iran into bankruptcy, all the while governing under
Marshal Law (and from his bed!) during his entire
premiership. He even closed the same Majles
that was elected during his term and under his own
rules, because he could not tolerate critics.
Today there is talk
about Basiji vigilante groups (paid
civilian hooligans by the government of the
mullahs) who are trained and kept for the sole purpose
of beating and assassinating demonstrators and
opposition politicians, using bats, chains, knives,
and guns.
Did you know that the government-paid
hooligans, and their use in beating, knifing,
assassinating and silencing government critics was
first invented by Mossadegh during his rein? As far as
Mossadegh was concerned, he knew it all, as does the
current Supreme Leader!
There is no place in the future of Iran for
Monafegeen, and those who try to rewrite the history.
I suggest that Dr. Bahramian, and the rest of his
current Jebheh Melli cohorts, to keep silent and stay
in hiding. Whatever happens, and whomever is elected
in the future to rebuild Iran, it will not look kindly
to most of the current Jebheh Melli membership, who
even back-stabbed one of their best, the great patriot
Dr. Shapour Bakhtiar, in competition for a lousy prime
minister ship. As a result, they handed over Iran to a
bunch of ignorant mullahs, and knowingly gave free
hand to these same murderers to massacre the best and
the brightest sons and daughters of the country.
Too bad for Dr. Bahramian, and the rest of the Jebheh
(actually "not") Melli. It is too late to try to blame
others for the mess Jebheh (not) Melli and their
comrades created. Once the current murderers are
removed from the government positions in Tehran, there
will be no place for the kinds of Monafegeen
represented by Jebheh (not) Melli. The next leadership
in Iran, when elected, will not accept hand kissers
for ministerial positions, so most of the Jebheh (not)
Melli membership, whose only specialty is hand
kissing, is out of luck!
When the story of the massacres of the past 25 years
in Iran is written, hopefully soon, I predict that the
story will be bigger than the 1936-1945 Holocaust in
Europe, with Jebheh (not) Melli as the prominent
partner and helper of the murderers who have occupied
Iran for the past 25 years.
Author
Hassan Farzin is President of the Non-Arab Middle
East Institute.
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