Ali Reza Meibodi of PARS TV interviews Former Crown Prince of Iran in regard to his European Tour in France and UK as well as his views on the situation in Iran and his campaign to rally Iranians for a common struggle for Democracy and Human Rights. Note His opposition towards both WAR & BLIND SANCTIONS but his firm will to work with Iranians of ALL political backgrounds who support Democracy and Human Rights. He also shares his views on Parliamentary Democracy and insight on his family's historical legacy particularly his grandfather Reza Shah the Great but also his daughters.
I not the Official Spokesman of Reza Pahlavi nor belong to any political group or organization but am submitting this Radio Interview for general info and leave the pertinence or not of it and its interpretation to the sagacity and personal judgment of the Listeners.
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Fine..
by Aboli (not verified) on Wed Dec 03, 2008 12:34 PM PSTI put myself in his shoes.
What do you want me to do? Curse my father?
All I can say, is, the M.R. Pahlavi I knew, deep down, was a man who loved Iran, and thought he was doing the best for his country.
He has been accused of a lot of sh*t, he never committed, and some, he did. Let's seperate facts, from fiction, and I won't have any problem, passing a judgment about thing that were not right.
Hell I support him...
by Asdollah (not verified) on Wed Dec 03, 2008 12:28 PM PSTSeems like a smart guy, and I like what I hear.
You'll never hear ME critisize my father. Why should he?
Dear: DK
by sickofiri (not verified) on Wed Dec 03, 2008 10:05 AM PSTDK: RP is in great need of image consultant. He needs to do more than just acknowledging his fathers autocratic style of leadership. He needs to discuss the issue out in the open with great details; to set the record straight (both heinous crimes and accomplishments) ; to put everything in its historical context, to re-examine facts from fictions, to acknowledge the pain his father caused to so many people by leaving the country instead of justifying his departure, to come clean once and for all on behalf of his family.
In short, to salvage the legacy of his father by being brutally honest about everything; that is the only way he can redeem himself and his family.
What about IN iran?
by Azadeh on Wed Dec 03, 2008 12:53 AM PSTI'm curious to know how much support or lack thereof Pahlavi has with Iran's youth living INSIDE Iran. I'm ignorant about this so I pose this as a real question for anyone who has any insight on the matter. Thanks.
He ACKNOWLEDGES. Whoa there. Big step baby!
by I Have a Crush on Alex Trebek on Tue Dec 02, 2008 02:59 PM PSTI'll note it in my "i hate reza note pad". Now what? That makes him legitimate? On another note, that is one cute picture of him. What a great smile :) Say cheese!
He is funny
by Alborzi (not verified) on Tue Dec 02, 2008 12:37 PM PSTIts really ridiculous, does he try to set up a resistance movement in Iran. He talks only to Shahis, they do not represent anything in Iran. He should say my father was a coward idiot, he made precedents for ignoring the law and constitution, held and tortured people and closed news papers. What the mullahs are doing is besides the point, he should denounce his father and that would be the start. Stop talking to Shahis and stop the code words. Khomeini made a coalition of all the opposition, that should be his aim not LA Shahis. As they say, they are not a "pokh".
????
by I wonder (not verified) on Tue Dec 02, 2008 10:37 AM PSTDK said "RP acknowledges to Shortcomings of Father's Reign"
What difference does that make to IRI supporters, defunct Commies and Tudehees in here, who always attack you for posting news of this sort?
NOTE: RP acknowledges to Shortcomings of Father's Reign
by Darius Kadivar on Tue Dec 02, 2008 08:42 AM PSTNote that RP clearly acknowledges that his father's reign was also maimed by Human Rights Violations and lack of Democracy.