Re-visiting the Past: Colonel Tehrani! A master of Torture

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Re-visiting the Past: Colonel Tehrani! A master of Torture
by Islam goes to Hell .
27-Sep-2009
 

Just days after the sudden take over of our country by the Beasts of Islam, leaded by Khomaynni and his followers, i was walking on the streets which were full of ordinary people, we had never witnessed such a situation in our lives before, i mean the revolution and the Chaos of people taking over the Military compounds in every corner of the streets of Tehran and running away with a G3 which is similar to M16 an army weaponry used by soldiers, people were running away from the captured military compounds with all these ceased weapons some people would jokingly say some had taken home a Missile as well!

On the next day of my solitary wonderer walking on the streets of Tehran for which i have forgotten the street's name now, i encountered by chance a huge crowd of people who were gathering around a big house, out of wonder i dwelt as well into that big house, smell of DEATH and Blood was every where in the air, every corner there were small rooms, peeping into one of the rooms i could see strange machines or empty rooms with a bath! inside it, in my surprise of this strange place some one said this was the house of Colonel Tehrani!... who was Colonel TEHRANI then i asked!?

Finally some one said he was the Torturer of SAVAK ! drawing the conclusions one would be horrified to know that this very house was the place were these beasts tortured political prisoners to keep Shah of Iran safe on his Throne! in one room i saw a dirty Bath which was similar to those bath we use at our home to take a shower, i asked some one what was this used for!?

He said this is CALLED ACID BATH! supposedly the poor prisoners were thrown inside these baths which were full of Acid, one can imagine what would happen once they throw your flesh inside acid! i assume your body would evaporate, and probably nothing would remain of you afterwards, total extinction!

In another room, i saw a very funny chair, in the middle of this simple metallic chair there was an empty circular shape which was cut out from the metallic seat! well i found out from some one they would use it to torture as well by hanging some heavy weights to the Balls of the male prisoners!

Third room contained a kind of machine! once more i asked them what is this for they said (the machine which was not there any more at the time) was used to pull the nails or fingers of the Political prisoners!

Going down to the basement of this hunted Dracula house we could see small cells, like a solitary confinements used to jail the prisoners in these dog houses with those vertical bars, you would never forget these images for the rest of your life, and the question of how cruel man kind could have become in order to hold to power and their greed for the wealth of a nation

(mainly Oil and Gas) and have no respect for the rest of the people, considering people unworthy of any kind of freedom and a happy life and not sharing the wealth of the nation with the rest of the people. [I guess Colonel Tehrani is enjoying a happy life some where in USA maybe; and even protected by the US government]

How Ironic, how strange i would feel NOW, that this Islamic regime who has come to power is EXACTLY USING not only these same animal manners with Iranians but even worst than that previous regime! How strange all this looks to one's mind, all those people died to better our country, even Shah of Iran left Iran himself and did not try to murder further Iranian, however this regime with total shamelessness and any Morality of any kind stands in power and HAS KILLED, TORTURED, HANGED,RAPED, SODOMIZED, hundreds of thousands that in numerical is = 100,000. and maybe 200,000. could it be more?I do not know [ALL WITH THE PERMISSION OF THEIR FUCKED UP ISLAMIC ALLAH].

How many of our country men have been murdered by these Muslim Beasts? If any one know the exact number please tell us.

Will the same thing repeat itself in Iran again, and again, will we have another fascist regime on power?

When this vicious circle of the repetition of the same things happening would STOP once for all in Iran.

I hope Iran stops being DOOMED to repeat the same historical mistakes all over again and again.

How to stop these vicious circles from happening? That would need your offered arguments~

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Farah Rusta

Don't avoid the question Afghan

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Instead of muddying the water just stick to the main question: how many cases can you name under the Islamic regime that a convicted assasin or kidnapper whose target was the head of state was not only pardonned but was also employed in sensitive civil positions? If you can't answer this question then name at least one case of a political activist who had woved to topple the Islamic regime and was not only pardonned but was also appointed as a cabinet minister or even a prime minister!

If you still can't answer this question do JJ a favor and don't waste his much valued disk space.

Have a sip your Gin cocktail :))

FR


فغان

Farah Rusta

by فغان on

Googling doesn't create perception, it will only give raw data. Remember, we are at each other's throat for a higher goal. Make sure you don't confuse yourself by cheap humor. This "LOL" business, however, is sometimes only a mask to disguise the inner anger.

Now, again, about your Royal list of a group of broken people who were subject to Mossad's interrogation and torture for a long period of time before their "propaganda value" was presented to His Majesty's "merciful court?!" as a divine gift: Shah, as we always knew, had no problem with weak and unstable people; those were kind of people with whom he surrounded himself.

He never,ever dealt with a genuine political threat without resorting to "physical elimination". That quality he was void of; be it in the case of General Bakhtiar or, Khosrow Golsorkhi. It's a long list; you might as well google it.

 


Farah Rusta

Afghan!

by Farah Rusta on

I can see you couldn't recognize any one of those names that's why you  made such a lame comment (I bet you are already Googling some of the names to find out who they are -LOOOOOL)

FR

 

ps - can I have sip :))


فغان

Farah Rusta

by فغان on

I missed your belated comment mostly because it didn't catch my eyes; same might happen to you, if someone translated your nickname; something like Happiness Of The Village or, Happiness Of Direction (depending on the pronunciation)

And now about the list. Don't you see the common denominator among these names. How far do you think you can go before totally and humiliatingly exposing yourself.

Your old-fashioned tactic of personal insult is futile too. Remember you are here for a paycheque; I am here for an ideology.


Farah Rusta

Dear Shazde

by Farah Rusta on

The Shah is dead too. But there is no ending to the accusations, allegations, and defamations brought against him like calling him a maniac, power mad, as well as murderer, torturer, butcher etc. The point Shazde jaan is to give credit where credit is due and to be critical where necessary. What I described in the comment below was based on my personal observations and account of the stories as told by my former friend. The fact of the matter is that while there were many other equally, if not more, important army officers who were arrested and later executed by the Islamic regime, Fardoust and Gharebaghi, were the two whose lives were spared and in the case of Fardoust he was kept, for his protection, some say under house arrest and some say in jail (towards the end of his life) until the very end. Why the likes of Nasiri, Moghadam, Pakravan, Khosrowdad, Baderhei, Neshat and many others were executed or assasinated. I know for fact a number of officers who were personally close to Fardoust and despite their sensitive positions in the security services and armed forces had their lives spared. There is an abundance of evidence on Fardoust's collaboration that cannot simply be tucked under the carpet.

And as for the Shah and the buck, true that's where it stops but in its journey to the stop point, the buck was passed from one stop to the next by the unscrupulous and corrupt people who were too quick to blame the top man for everything. We should not forget their complicity.

FR


Shazde Asdola Mirza

Dear Farah: please don't repeat those nasty accusations about

by Shazde Asdola Mirza on

General Fardoost. The man died in prison!

Did he see a day of freedom after arrest? Was he allowed to see one family member? Did anyone outside his torturers and tormentors, ever meet him again?

Yes, some generals cooperated with the new regime, willingly. Many of them were pious men. Some of them were tempted or frightened. But those were then allowed to carry on with their mostly normal lives, free and with their family and friends.

But did Fardoost see a single day of freedom after his arrest?

Some Shah-Olahi's want to blame everyone else for the revolution, except for the Shah himself. But the fact of the matter is that: Shah was the only one with real power in the last decade of his rein, and he must be fully blamed for what happened.

Shah became arrogant, demented and maniac with power, and ruined Iran. Yes, he was the C-in-C and should be made fully responsible. The buck stops there, with the C-in-C and that's all!

All the rest is rumors to deflect blame from H.I.M.


Farah Rusta

Fardoust's list

by Farah Rusta on

Shazde's passionate defense of Fardoust (sorry Shazde I don't share your passion to use military titles and honors for the man who betrayed his C-in-C from whom he got his titles) reminded me of a one time friend of mine whose father's life was saved by Fardoust. Her father, was a retired army General who had retired himself from SAVAK a year before the fall of the Shah. According to this (former friend) the General retired himself on the advice of his old classmate Hossein Fardoust who had warned him of the harsh times coming and had immigrated to the US with his family. My friend whose father remained in contact with Fardoust after the change of regime, used to tell me of a list of names Fardoust had given to his new bosses. The list contained the names all the officers, former government members, members of parliament and even some junior offcials who need to be executed by the Islamic regime, in order to eliminate any risk of a counter coup. Unlike Schindler's list that saved hundreds of lives, Fardoust's list savaged hundreds of lives and the lives of their families. My friend's father whose name was not on the lsit was most grateful to Fardoust and used to address him in the same glorious titles that our friend Shazde is using (no insinuation intended Shazde). Later she returned to Iran and reclaimed the conficated property and the delayed pensions of her father - thanks to favorable references from Fardoust. 

I don't accept the excuse offered by Shazde that Fardoust was under the same pressure that the current protest leaders are. Thank God we have had shining examples of bravery and loyalty as demonstrated by the likes of Generals Rahimi, Jahanbani and Mahdiyoon - some of the victim's of the Fardoust's list. Fardoust's treachery aveneged the inferiority complexes piled up by the son of a former court lacky who, despite all the privilegs he had received from his father's boss, had envied his boyhood friend, the Shah, all along. 

 

FR


American Dream

Shazde Asdola Mirza

by American Dream on

In his 2 volume book General Fardust states that he earned his first Rial in Iran and that all his earning were in Iranian Rials.

He also stated that he had the opportunity to go and live in exile in Beverly Hills but he refused to do it.

No one said General Fardust was a traitor.

In his book he says his expertise was in monitoring communist activity in Iran.

He served his nation as a patriot and died.

General Fardust and General Abbas Gharabaghi were two Iranian Generals that remained loyal to Iran until the day they died.

 


Farah Rusta

Scream!

by Farah Rusta on

Do these names ring any bell? 

Parviz Nik-khah, Mahmoud Jafarian, Taifoor Bathaee, Abbas Samakar, Maryam Ettehaadieh, and at other levels, Baaheri, Majidi, Alikhani, etc., etc.

FR


Shazde Asdola Mirza

Vildemose dear: Colonel Zibai's house was like a fortified

by Shazde Asdola Mirza on

garrison. During the 1979 armed uprising, marking the victory of revolution, that house was taken by the armed guerrilla of Fadaiyan.

Fadaiyan turned that safe-house into their head quarters, for about 6 months, when it was forcefully taken from them, by the IRI Pasdaran.


vildemose

What happened to that

by vildemose on

What happened to that house? Did they make it into a museum??


Shazde Asdola Mirza

American Dream: let's not throw mud at the dead who can't

by Shazde Asdola Mirza on

defend themselves.

Timsar Arteshbod Fardoost, was a childhood friend of the late Shah of Iran, and a very close aid to him. His alleged cooperation with the IRI can be easily explained the same way that you see everyone going to Evin, fully cooperates with these Demonic Evil Torturers.

Even your Wiki source says: "... it was rumoured Fardoust had "defected to the other side ..." ; " ... the book claims most Iranian politicians belonged to the Freemasons and that the Jews, controlled not only Israel but also the United States ..." ; "... Mohammad Mossadeg was not a mortal enemy of the British, but had always favored them, and his campaign to nationalize the British AIOC had been inspired by the British themselves."

Please see how venomous all those allegations are, which are the fabrication of IRI torturers and murderers. Timsar Fardoost was victim of the IRI demons, lets not victimize him again here. Yes, he lived by the sword and died by the sword, but he was not a traitor monster.


American Dream

Jahanshah Rashidian

by American Dream on

The Most famous SAVAK man to join the SAVAMA was Hossein Fardust, the Shah's childhood friend.

//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hossein_Fardoust

 


jamshid

RE: Islam goes to hell

by jamshid on

You hate the mollahs, but you repeat their lies. You are still under mollah's propaganda domination, yet you claim to be against them.

And this after 30 years of time. 

And those mollahs are laughing at you.

Ask yourself why members of jebheye melli never said those lies. Ask yourself who were the ones who advertised and insisted on these and other falsehoods.. Then think a bit.


Shazde Asdola Mirza

I think that you are talking about Colonel Zibai's safe-house

by Shazde Asdola Mirza on

If that was the multi-story safe-house on a side street, off AryaMehr (now Fatemi) avenue.


MRX1

Acid bath?

by MRX1 on

come on, I hate IRI and I am no fan of Savak or present savama, but you are exajurating things beyond proportion. I have never heard of such thing in thirty years. if there was such a thing, islamists would have milked it for ever and we will never hear the end of it.


فغان

Farah Rusta

by فغان on

Can you shed some light on His Majesty's habit of forgetting and forgiving?


Farah Rusta

Islam did not hijack the revolution

by Farah Rusta on

This was only one of the many errors in the story you told us. But you are not the only one who repeats this mistake. This was a myth that was created by the leftists of different shades (Tudehi, Fedaeeyan, Peykar, etc.) and later promoted by the former allies of the mullahs, meaning Jebhe Melli. This myth was created as an excuse for their huge error in understanding the uderlying culture and belief of the man on the street or even the worker in the factory.The left movement in Iran could not have been more detached from the culture, faith and history of the country in which they were  living. And they paid the heaviest of prices for their error. 

Talking about the heavy price, including torture, jail and death, your recollection of your visit to the house of Colonel Tehrani (during  bahar azadi !!) is a very telling story. While there is no denying of the practise of torture as a means of extracting information from the political prisoners, the stories were at times hugely exaggerated by the survivors, mainly from the left, to justify their revenge exacted on the system (acid bath and nail pulling were among such stories - read the admissions of Gholam Hossein Saedi while in exile in Paris). The governments that the left movement were idolizing as their role models, e.g. the Soviet bloc countries, Cuba and Marxist regimes here and there were no less innocent in their practise of torture than the regimes supported by the West and America. Hanoi Hilton of the People's Republic of North Vietnam was an example.

In the case of Iran, the overnight change of shift between the governors of the notorious Evin prison and its apparatus of pain and torture shows clearly that it makes no difference who the man at the top is - the operators of these chamvers, who by the way were and are Iranians, keep this shameful practise alive and "kicking." The only difference is that the former man at the top, the Shah, was ready to forgive and foget but the present top men, are going to forfe ahead to the very end.  

FR


mahmoudg

Only salvation is removal of Islam

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From the complex equation of the Iranian life


Jahanshah Rashidian

Savama

by Jahanshah Rashidian on

Short after the revolution Ebrahim Yazdi, one of the main architects of IRI repressive organs, baptised Savak into Savama. Apart from Tehrani, Nasiri, and a few known torturers, the rest of Savak personel were recruited and reorganised in Savama. Repression took a far-fetched belieivable and unprecedented horrible dimension. Thanks for your contribution.