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CIA Admits It Was Behind Iran's Coup

Whatever the CIA did or tried to do, it was Iranians, no one else, who actually disposed Mossadegh. Only a handful of American or British agents were present in the country. Only the Iranians, military and otherwise, had the actual power to carry out the coup against Mossadegh. For Iranians to lay this action at the feet of the CIA is to acknowledge the total depravity of their own countryman. The USA did not dispose Mossadegh. Only Iranians on the ground had the capability to do that. Grow up. Iranians are responsible for their own history. To blame the USA is to make the Iranian State a baby.
Yes. CIA and USA was responsible and the Shah and his lackeys were self-serving b@$tards who are way beneath depravity. Same way Indians admit depravity of their own countrymen while blaming the British. Your attempt to wash CIA's hands off the muck is laughable. Let us wait for 20 years and we will get more stories of such tactics played by the CIA.
 
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Yes. CIA and USA was responsible and the Shah and his lackeys were self-serving b@$tards who are way beneath depravity. Same way Indians admit depravity of their own countrymen while blaming the British. Your attempt to wash CIA's hands off the muck is laughable. Let us wait for 20 years and we will get more stories of such tactics played by the CIA.

He also did many good things for his country, I don't believe he deserves to be talked about like that. I'm sure many of the the Iranian members here agree with me
 
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The problem with this argument is that the Iranians who were involved were neither poor nor brainwashed. They were high ranking military, political, and high society members whose selfish interests created goals that coincided with US. Did not the Shah's family grabbed power thirty years earlier? Was it not (retired) General Fazlollah Zahedi who served as Senator and Minister of the Interior under Mossadegh then turned against the same because of his own fear of communist involvement in Iranian politics?

Yes, I never denied sellout politicians or high ranking members were also involved, but the 'face' of the coup and those on the streets were thugs who were bought with money. They were chanting slogans in favor of Mosaddegh in the morning and turned against him in the evening!
And why the state of denial? CIA itself admitted that it was involved and the key player cooperating with MI6 and even Hillary Clinton apologized for the U.S involvement in the coup. CIA and MI6 put together pieces of the puzzle.


Weak countries will always falter, can't blame the CIA for carrying out their interests.

Yeah, let's bully all the weak nations, because they deserve it, and 'innocent' powers be after their 'interests' .

Let's say U.S did the same in Pakistan and caused turmoil in it, I would love seeing you saying: Pakistan deserves to be bullied, and U.S is only after its own interests.
 
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Yes, I never denied sellout politicians or high ranking members were also involved, but the 'face' of the coup and those on the streets were thugs who were bought with money. They were chanting slogans in favor of Mosaddegh in the morning and turned against him in the evening!
And why the state of denial? CIA itself admitted that it was involved and the key player cooperating with MI6 and even Hillary Clinton apologized for the U.S involvement in the coup. CIA and MI6 put together pieces of the puzzle.
Thugs can be, and usually are, countered with thugs or thug-like responses, like a baton to the head or high pressure water hoses. But revolutions cannot happen without complicit and hidden facilitation from at least a few high government and high society sympathizers whose wealth, in both political and financial resources, and exploitation of their positions to affect changes beyond the streets.

As for denial, I have never denied US (CIA) involvement in Iran regarding Mossadeq. These documents just simply made official what everyone already know. Every US driver know there is a traffic violation citation quota inside every police department. Why should we need official acknowledgement for that?

Even if we grant the argument that the Mossadeq coup is not possible unless the US was involved, the fact that the coup occurred without a foreign military attached means that without internal assist, that internal assist is at least equal, if not greater, in relevance when compare to the foreign intelligence agency that originated the idea for the coup.
 
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Thugs can be, and usually are, countered with thugs or thug-like responses, like a baton to the head or high pressure water hoses. But revolutions cannot happen without complicit and hidden facilitation from at least a few high government and high society sympathizers whose wealth, in both political and financial resources, and exploitation of their positions to affect changes beyond the streets.

As for denial, I have never denied US (CIA) involvement in Iran regarding Mossadeq. These documents just simply made official what everyone already know. Every US driver know there is a traffic violation citation quota inside every police department. Why should we need official acknowledgement for that?

Even if we grant the argument that the Mossadeq coup is not possible unless the US was involved, the fact that the coup occurred without a foreign military attached means that without internal assist, that internal assist is at least equal, if not greater, in relevance when compare to the foreign intelligence agency that originated the idea for the coup.

I agree to some degree, and U.S hasn't only done that to Iran, but many other countries, CIA has tried to stage fake coups and velvet revolutions in many countries or supported them. But it gets ridiculous when U.S government accuses Iran of 'meddling' in other countries' affairs. These double standards make people more angry. Someone should tell them that at least even if you are doing some twisted $hit in other countries, don't come up with some ridiculous statements exactly directed at very same countries accusing them of very same thing and crying foul about it.
 
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I'm not sure if you can read this or not because there are internet restrictions in Iran. I hope you can see the exposure.

The reason why US, France and Britain were behind the Iranian revolution because they need to spread sectarianism to destablize the Muslim countries, particularly the Middle East in order to benefit Israel's interest so the more Suuni-Shia rift, the better protection Israel will gain and the West main interest is placing Muslim countries under Safavid rule, during Khomenie's revolutionary speech about the threats against Arabs and Muslims alarmed the Gulf leaders and Saddam Hussein. The Shah, Muhammad Pahlavi was truly not 'religious' and and was not a puppet of the West.

Due to Pahlavi's exposure against Britain and Israel in the media, it alarmed them. So they decided to get rid of him and installed Khomenie who was a British agent, even according to the French journalist who spoke to Shah before the revolution said shah said angrily "that man is not an Iranian!" then said "He is a Indian". Reportedly, Khomeini was not Iranian. He "was neither born (in Iran) nor had any Persian blood in his veins at all, paternally or maternally." Khomeini's mother was a Kashmiri Indian. Reportedly, a story was invented that Khomeini had a Kashmiri Indian father with Iranian origins. The Iranian Senator Moussavi knew Khomeini's real father. Reportedly Khomeini had Moussavi killed. So, they sent Khomenie from France to Tehran. “Khomeini will eventually be hailed as a saint,” said Andrew Young, Carter’s ambassador to the UN.

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Pahlavi had an interview with Mike Wallace, he desn’t sound like a very obedient dictator anymore, does he?

And there is the sister of the “Great Satan”, the UK. The Shah during the last stage of his regin was not very keen on them either.

Had Shah existed and no revolution in Iran, there would be no Iran-Iraq war, Gulf-Iran proxies, Iraqi or Afghanistan invasion as Shah would refuse to open a front for the West. He would allow 'freedom' for the Suunah in Iran, like I said the Shah reign was 'secular' and he doesn't care about religion. Austria said; Ferdinand, the ambassador to the Austrian King remarked, “Had it not been for the (Shi’ite) Safavids in Iran, we would have been reading the Qur’an this day like the Algerians,” meaning that his nation would have been conquered by the Ottoman Muslims. But it was the Safavid state that kept the Ottoman state busy with fighting the Safavids, instead of the crusaders. Referring before Shah came to power. Let me tell you something about how Safavids rised after Saddam's downfall.

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'They are the greatest of the followers of desires in both ignorance and oppression, they show enmity toward the best of the Awliyaa of Allah, the most high, from those after the Prophets, among the foremost (in faith) amongst the muhajireen and ansar and those who followed them in goodness - may Allah please with them, and they be pleased with him - and they ally with the disbelievers, hypcrites, Jews, Christians, the Pagans and the various factions of the Malaahidah (disblievers heretics) such as the Nusayriyyah, the Ismaaeeliyyah and others from astray ones. [Al-Mindnaj 1/20 by Shaikh Al Islam, Abdul-Abbas Ibn Taimiyyah, the Shami]

If you're misunderstanding the whole context, let me know because I learnt about Shah of Iran, 1979 Iranian revolution and how Khomenie came to power.
 
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I wouldn't be surprised if one day we come to know that these so called Arab 'revolution' were also done or sponsored by CIA.
 
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I'm not sure if you can read this or not because there are internet restrictions in Iran. I hope you can see the exposure.

The reason why US, France and Britain were behind the Iranian revolution because they need to spread sectarianism to destablize the Muslim countries, particularly the Middle East in order to benefit Israel's interest so the more Suuni-Shia rift, the better protection Israel will gain and the West main interest is placing Muslim countries under Safavid rule, during Khomenie's revolutionary speech about the threats against Arabs and Muslims alarmed the Gulf leaders and Saddam Hussein. The Shah, Muhammad Pahlavi was truly not 'religious' and and was not a puppet of the West.

Due to Pahlavi's exposure against Britain and Israel in the media, it alarmed them. So they decided to get rid of him and installed Khomenie who was a British agent, even according to the French journalist who spoke to Shah before the revolution said shah said angrily "that man is not an Iranian!" then said "He is a Indian". Reportedly, Khomeini was not Iranian. He "was neither born (in Iran) nor had any Persian blood in his veins at all, paternally or maternally." Khomeini's mother was a Kashmiri Indian. Reportedly, a story was invented that Khomeini had a Kashmiri Indian father with Iranian origins. The Iranian Senator Moussavi knew Khomeini's real father. Reportedly Khomeini had Moussavi killed. So, they sent Khomenie from France to Tehran. “Khomeini will eventually be hailed as a saint,” said Andrew Young, Carter’s ambassador to the UN.

290619.jpg


Pahlavi had an interview with Mike Wallace, he desn’t sound like a very obedient dictator anymore, does he?

And there is the sister of the “Great Satan”, the UK. The Shah during the last stage of his regin was not very keen on them either.

Had Shah existed and no revolution in Iran, there would be no Iran-Iraq war, Gulf-Iran proxies, Iraqi or Afghanistan invasion as Shah would refuse to open a front for the West. He would allow 'freedom' for the Suunah in Iran, like I said the Shah reign was 'secular' and he doesn't care about religion. Austria said; Ferdinand, the ambassador to the Austrian King remarked, “Had it not been for the (Shi’ite) Safavids in Iran, we would have been reading the Qur’an this day like the Algerians,” meaning that his nation would have been conquered by the Ottoman Muslims. But it was the Safavid state that kept the Ottoman state busy with fighting the Safavids, instead of the crusaders. Referring before Shah came to power. Let me tell you something about how Safavids rised after Saddam's downfall.

rafsanjani-18-03-111.png

abtahi.png


'They are the greatest of the followers of desires in both ignorance and oppression, they show enmity toward the best of the Awliyaa of Allah, the most high, from those after the Prophets, among the foremost (in faith) amongst the muhajireen and ansar and those who followed them in goodness - may Allah please with them, and they be pleased with him - and they ally with the disbelievers, hypcrites, Jews, Christians, the Pagans and the various factions of the Malaahidah (disblievers heretics) such as the Nusayriyyah, the Ismaaeeliyyah and others from astray ones. [Al-Mindnaj 1/20 by Shaikh Al Islam, Abdul-Abbas Ibn Taimiyyah, the Shami]

If you're misunderstanding the whole context, let me know because I learnt about Shah of Iran, 1979 Iranian revolution and how Khomenie came to power.

What an Religious nut job you are :cheesy: Iranians now days are probably giving up Religious based nonsense and embrace the 21st century instead of being an Sunni and salafi nut jobs paradise like Egypt.
 
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I'm not sure if you can read this or not because there are internet restrictions in Iran. I hope you can see the exposure.

The reason why US, France and Britain were behind the Iranian revolution because they need to spread sectarianism to destablize the Muslim countries, particularly the Middle East in order to benefit Israel's interest so the more Suuni-Shia rift, the better protection Israel will gain and the West main interest is placing Muslim countries under Safavid rule, during Khomenie's revolutionary speech about the threats against Arabs and Muslims alarmed the Gulf leaders and Saddam Hussein. The Shah, Muhammad Pahlavi was truly not 'religious' and and was not a puppet of the West.

Due to Pahlavi's exposure against Britain and Israel in the media, it alarmed them. So they decided to get rid of him and installed Khomenie who was a British agent, even according to the French journalist who spoke to Shah before the revolution said shah said angrily "that man is not an Iranian!" then said "He is a Indian". Reportedly, Khomeini was not Iranian. He "was neither born (in Iran) nor had any Persian blood in his veins at all, paternally or maternally." Khomeini's mother was a Kashmiri Indian. Reportedly, a story was invented that Khomeini had a Kashmiri Indian father with Iranian origins. The Iranian Senator Moussavi knew Khomeini's real father. Reportedly Khomeini had Moussavi killed. So, they sent Khomenie from France to Tehran. “Khomeini will eventually be hailed as a saint,” said Andrew Young, Carter’s ambassador to the UN.

290619.jpg


Pahlavi had an interview with Mike Wallace, he desn’t sound like a very obedient dictator anymore, does he?

And there is the sister of the “Great Satan”, the UK. The Shah during the last stage of his regin was not very keen on them either.

Had Shah existed and no revolution in Iran, there would be no Iran-Iraq war, Gulf-Iran proxies, Iraqi or Afghanistan invasion as Shah would refuse to open a front for the West. He would allow 'freedom' for the Suunah in Iran, like I said the Shah reign was 'secular' and he doesn't care about religion. Austria said; Ferdinand, the ambassador to the Austrian King remarked, “Had it not been for the (Shi’ite) Safavids in Iran, we would have been reading the Qur’an this day like the Algerians,” meaning that his nation would have been conquered by the Ottoman Muslims. But it was the Safavid state that kept the Ottoman state busy with fighting the Safavids, instead of the crusaders. Referring before Shah came to power. Let me tell you something about how Safavids rised after Saddam's downfall.

rafsanjani-18-03-111.png

abtahi.png


'They are the greatest of the followers of desires in both ignorance and oppression, they show enmity toward the best of the Awliyaa of Allah, the most high, from those after the Prophets, among the foremost (in faith) amongst the muhajireen and ansar and those who followed them in goodness - may Allah please with them, and they be pleased with him - and they ally with the disbelievers, hypcrites, Jews, Christians, the Pagans and the various factions of the Malaahidah (disblievers heretics) such as the Nusayriyyah, the Ismaaeeliyyah and others from astray ones. [Al-Mindnaj 1/20 by Shaikh Al Islam, Abdul-Abbas Ibn Taimiyyah, the Shami]

If you're misunderstanding the whole context, let me know because I learnt about Shah of Iran, 1979 Iranian revolution and how Khomenie came to power.

Wow, I haven't had encountered so much nonsense all in one place. What the hell are they teaching children back in Egypt? I hope it's not true for everyone.
 
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Iran Majlis to take legal action against US over 1953 coup

Iranian parliamentarians have approved fast tracking debate on a bill that seeks to sue the United States for its involvement in the 1953 coup d’état against the democratically-elected Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddeq.


During an open session of the Majlis on Tuesday, 173 Iranian lawmakers voted in favor of the urgency of discussing the motion for taking legal action against the US.

Iran Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani urged the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee to discuss the motion later in the day and hold detailed discussions about it on Wednesday.

In case of final approval, an ad hoc committee will be set up to debate ways of lodging a formal complaint against the US government for its meddling in Iran’s internal affairs and demanding damages.

The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has for the first time published a document that confirms Washington’s role in the 1953 coup.

The open acknowledgment by the US intelligence community comes some six decades after the British- and American-backed military overthrow.

On August 15, 1953, the British and US intelligence agencies initiated a coup by the Iranian military, setting off a chain of events including riots on the streets of Iran’s capital, Tehran, that led to the overthrow and arrest of Mosaddeq four days later.

Mosaddeq, convicted of treason, served three years in prison and died under house arrest in 1967.


PressTV - Iran Majlis to take legal action against US over 1953 coup
 
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