Totally didn’t collapse because the CIA allowed it to fall

@Faisal-qy6fp

Жыл бұрын

💯💯💯

@davidlogan4329

11 ай бұрын

It was the bumbling fool Carter.

@souvikrc4499

8 ай бұрын

And the CIA likely tolerated Khomeini at first because of his vehiment anti-communism.

@BC-du5hm

7 ай бұрын

He failed the silent majority in his country. Thats why he had to leave power. He could have acted like Sadaam, got all his key opponents killed. Khomeni included who was in France. French even offered to assist but as you can hear him say, his rule, monarchy could not be ruled with blood. He refused those tactics of a dictator. He was a king who loved his people. Now you may not be a Shah fan, but All Iranians should respect him for not being like Sadaam and holding on to power. The masses wanted change, for the better or the worse, and they got it!

@alraune7361

6 ай бұрын

right, I would refine: the Mossad

In all his interviews he is so candid. He genuinely wanted the best for Iran and was well on his way to achieving it. Everything he said in the interview came true. Can’t imagine the angst he must have felt knowing what was yet to come for his people.

A true statesman who cared about the people of his country. God bless his majesty Shahanshah

I’m not Iranian and I had tears in my eyes..

@PersianImm0rtal

8 ай бұрын

I am Iranian, and I never stop crying about what happened to Iran and the slander that this man and his family was endured by western media. He was absolutely framed. It isn’t just a tragedy to what happened to Iran, it is a tragedy for the whole world. There were so many consequences.

@MichaelOBrien71

8 ай бұрын

@@PersianImm0rtalyep he was a good man and Iran went backwards. God bless the Iranian people and the Persian empire will live always ❤️👍

@naveedfarbakhsh8453

6 ай бұрын

being Iran, you can't even handle watching this video. It is like watching your family being murdered. It is so sad, I am crying and completely shattered every time I watch it.

@fatemehsalimi-tari2838

4 ай бұрын

Me too@@naveedfarbakhsh8453

@socratead

Ай бұрын

He is actually smiling and smirking like a thief at the end of the interview after he knows that the close up finishes. Such an ashole! 13:59 to 14:03.

This interview is so touching.. Every time I see it I feel I'm going to cry.. The Shah was a great ruler and a true patriot who never deserved an End Like this. I wounder Are Iranians happy now after that miserable revolution?

@natieboi

Жыл бұрын

Nah, almost none likes the current government, which is weird, if you tell anyone you was there during the revolution, they will tell you how bad it was and how good the last government was, which started the conspiracy where the British made the revolution, it is a conspiracy which many people believe, and which I 60% of it do believe the conspiracy.

@JohnDoeX1966

Жыл бұрын

He was a tyrant who deserved to be overthrown

@dirtnbloodnotherkids

Жыл бұрын

No they are not and they still refuse to admit their mistake and they scream for western democracy which is a joke. Iranians are lost.

@exar8953

Жыл бұрын

@@dirtnbloodnotherkidsFr, I’m a Persian and nobody wants to admit how wrong they were. Those protests “revolution” perhaps ruined iran and turned it to shit.

@dirtnbloodnotherkids

Жыл бұрын

@@exar8953 i am iranian too and you're right everyone still says the shah was sooo bad but the Islamic regime is 10 times worse. How is that possible do they expect a utopia? Iran was ruled by shahs since its founding and 5 minutes ago Iranians destroyed their own king and are shocked that everything went to sh*t. I love my people but they are proud and stubborn.

O great Shah, King of Kings, the Iranian nation is sorry for what they did to you. Rest in peace your Imperial Majesty, Shahanshah Aryamehr.

Every time he smiled and towards the end he talked about missing his homeland and what Iran could have achieved, just melts me into tears. Shame on those who treated a very sick man so cruelly!

@john1198

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry but he treated a lot people with his savak not well everyone had to worship him. He was living a fantasy world and like the French reovolution they came after him. He looked upon Iranians as below him. He deserved what happened to him last year and half

@jdosvd

11 ай бұрын

A Great Visionary !

I was in High School when Iral fell. Living in the SF Bay Area, I remember the rhetoric as being viciously anti-Shah. I went to a private high school, where the very forward looking Head Master welcomed several Iranian students. They spoke highly of the Shah, and watching this interview tells me they were absolutely correct. Another CIA disaster…what a waste.

@haashemmalik6112

2 ай бұрын

what HS

Forever Rest In Peace great emperor of Iran!

As an Iranian in my 20’s, it saddens me listening to this man. His vision and plan was extraordinary. If people weren’t fooled and western power hadn’t taken him out, we Iranians would have had a great nation.

@rajivsinha981

Жыл бұрын

He ran away with 60 billion dollars--

@dariust1418

Жыл бұрын

@@rajivsinha981 that’s the narrative the mullah regime has pushed onto people for the past 43 years, yet there are no valid sources that prove such claims! Unlike the mullah regime whose kids are all sailing in the west living like kings and queens.

@ABSDEFRD

Жыл бұрын

if he was so great, why did Millions !!! of people went out on the street and wanted him removed ?

@behnam5590

Жыл бұрын

@@ABSDEFRD , The Shah said the revolutionaries were still minority of Iranians (even though they were in millions); The Silent Majority remained silent & fearful to confront the minority of Masjedi-people(because Masjedi-people are violent). But I saw in the last days of the Shah, the counter-revolutionaries (they were called "the constitutionalists") who poured in the streets and were pro-shah,; they were millions of them in all the Iranian cities. I was standing with my highschool friends in the streets, the schools were closed, & all of a sudden I saw the demonstration of 100s of 1000s of pro-shah Iranians (they were all beautiful & women had no hijabs & men were educated nice looking) in the streets shouting slogans against Khomeini, the Ayatollahs, the Masjedi-gangs, including children were among them... I couldn't believe my eyes, & I just left my friends and jumped into the crowd of the demonstrators & started shouting slogans against Ayatollahs & their evil mobs. I felt so happy & joyful & smiling among those people, they all shook hand with me & I got so emotional I cried. and we demonstrated for a few hours. not even their basij mob could disperse us even though they tried & attacked us here n there. right there I knew the majority of Iranians hate this revolution but they were silent out of fear or something else. in fact majority of Iranians don't care about Islam either. we'll be happy to return all the Qurans & Islam back to Arabs TODAY. Keep it Arabs! we don't want your islam. Most Iranians want only the Western/modern style of living. period. Eslam is backward & violent.

@nasimravanshadi6631

Жыл бұрын

@@ABSDEFRD cause masses are asses

Every time I hear another one of the Shah's interviews, he is accurately predicting the future. What a visionary he was.

I grew up hearing about the good days when Iranians were free, when life was beautiful. Many of the young people who went into the streets and called for the removal of the Shah, were imprisoned or fled Iran after the overthrow of this man. They thought they were fighting for freedom and prosperity. They ended up fleeing a theocratic dictatorship. The youth of Iran idolize this man, and his even greater father, the great Reza Shah.

I feel such sadness watching this video for the enormous tragedy of Iran

We lost a treasure out of ingratitude and ignorance. We lost a man who loved this country so dearly out of ignorance and shortsightedness. This was the biggest loss in the contemporary history of Iran. It can be compared to the unfortunate conqest of Iran by the Arabs. It was the biggest blow to this nation and even after 43 years we have not recovered from it. We lost a civilized political architecture and replaced it with savagery and degeneracy. A big big loss!

@lepetitchat123

8 ай бұрын

There was no way of knowing back then... In hindsight of course Shah was not so bad, but only compared to the cesspool created by Khomeini. If Shah was doing such a good job nobody would have wanted to overthrow him, right?

@Persian_fire

8 ай бұрын

@@lepetitchat123 Nope! Islamists and leftists always and everywhere try to overthrow any decent regime and replace it with a barbaric bloodthirsty one! Our king was a decent normal politician and like any politician made mistakes. But in a Muslim majority country like Iran you are dealing with large groups of people who hold inhumane values which make them easy tools for the Islamists and leftists to overthrow any government.

@gfrhooman

8 ай бұрын

@@lepetitchat123 sometimes, people get a good state and they won’t like it.

@lepetitchat123

8 ай бұрын

@@gfrhooman Only in hindsight dude. It seems the Shah was not popular among the poor, which are usually the main driving force of a revolution. This aside, I must say the Shah was a likeable and charismatic man in interviews.

@gfrhooman

8 ай бұрын

@@lepetitchat123 True.

The shah said ( I'm the king and history of Iran must disappear) in 5:16 I hope he would among with us today to now that he always alive in our heart❤️❤️

God bless your lovely soul man. Love u forever. Yes it served religion and nothing else.

Must say, how could Iranians let go this visionary man…..Iran didn’t deserve you

The people of iran did not deserve you, you were way ahead of your own time, just a pure blunder from their part, and now the present generation are paying the price . Sad but true.

@davidjonburke2729

6 ай бұрын

I was watching a video of that huge party they threw I caught a glimpse of what Iran could have been.. It truly is sad

It is very clear from the this interview that he is full of love and compassion for his people and country! His entire mission in life was to serve, to exist for the sake of his people and usher them into a new era of progress and dignity.

Good interview. Really tough to watch. He did not deserve his fate.

Rest in peace 💔

He was a good men

OMG - what a wise - Just - Honest leader - ( Iran lost )

The Shah was the most honest man in history.

You were such a great man.

الهی بمیرم برای مظلومیتت😢

You are a King de los Kings. I bow, my head, ante de, ti!

My king forever

God bless you.

a great man

Do you have the whole interview in good quality?

روحش شاد، مرد بزرگی بود.. جاودان باد این شاه شاهان.. به یاری اهورا مزدا این حکومت اهریمنی سرنگون خواهد شد.. پاینده باد ایران..

The Shah, may God have mercy on him, had many mistakes, the most important of which was that he was not willing to give up any powers to the government or parliament, and he appointed the head of SAVAK to the position of deputy prime minister, so that the government’s security grip would be strong over those who opposed it!!! I'm just saying that if he had agreed to become a constitutional monarch like Britain and Sweden and allowed a truly liberal political life, the extremist Islamists would not have been able to exploit the Shah's dictatorship and overthrow him.

💙

A defeated King 👑 , what a melancholy in his eyes 👀.

ای شاه شاهان آریامهر بزرگ آنچه اندازه ندارد حماقت وبیشرمی وبی چشم ورویی که ایرانیان خدای این پستیها بودند واکنون در گنداب جمهوری اسلامی دارند خفه می‌شوند رونت شاد ویادت همیشه گرامی خواهد بود آریامهر جاودانی ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

An amazing piece of history and a rare one as well.. i got one question (mostly for Persian/Iranian people who lived then) although i will research myself, i always prefered peoples aspect cause they are living books..and im lucky enough that i could take some answers...Shah mentioned that the majority of people were silent.. why do u think it happened..? clearly out of curiosity and educationally seeking peoples truth. Thanks in advance.

@hmi1601

Жыл бұрын

The Shah wasn't toppled by the people. Iranian clerics were traditionally instrumentalized by the West to shut down his sovereignty. Actually, most mullahs and ayatollahs had strong connections to the British government. That's why some of Shah's opponents were given arms and weapons. And they were the ones who occupied Iran. These occupiers were affiliated to Levantine Arabs and they were not Iranians. Matter of fact, Palestinians were brought to Iran with weapons, and they killed Iranian protestors.

@stedvo1689

Жыл бұрын

@@hmi1601 i truly appreciate it my friend.. i red from many sources that obviously Shah was toppled by the west ..but the details about palestinias didnt found them anywhere..thanks again.

@aryamargayoga5527

8 ай бұрын

They were silent beCause of Islam. They would have been killed as heretics if they raised their voice. Just like all women are hostages in Islam, the silent majority in Islam are also hostages of the minority jihadi crowd. Unfortunately this extremist crowd is validated by Islam and the quran itself

this is so sad

"everybody who can leave the country is leaving the country" this is still going on for about 40 years

This is so heartbreaking to watch, but so important for our people and the world to know the truth! Our Shah, King, Monarchy, was A Great Man and he was deceived by Useful Idiots and The West - LONG LIVE PAHLAVI 💚🤍🌞👑🦁🤍♥️ WE WILL COME BACK STRONGER AND WISER WITH THE CROWNPRINCE NOW THAT WE HAVE LEARNED FROM HISTORY 🫂

Javid shah

If he was in Iran today they would have been to the crap there already ben right now rip. Shaw

@davidjonburke2729

6 ай бұрын

I think they would have been similar to Dubai it's really unfortunate

British government would like to see countries of Middle East to be in a utter chaos because of oil

@jeanlind7540

Жыл бұрын

Americans too, we British are their poodles!!

@john1198

Жыл бұрын

Good the Iranians deserve to have the mullah for another 1000 years. You did the uprising in1979 so enjoy them welcome to 13 th century Islam

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God's mercy

His Imperial majesty,... Mr Richard Nixon has commented upon his last meet with u, in the Panama and he was very candid abt it... the extremely unfriendly attitude displayed by the West in ur hour of utmost need, he described it as a harsh uncertainty inspite of u ie the Shah of Iran being a closest ally & friend of the US... n the UK... besides off course the Israeli Jews... and he squarely blamed the indifferent, cold uncertain respinse on the part of Amerikans n the Amerikan Jew lobby... And that precisely in a nutshell explains Mr David Frost's alluding to the allegations of the billions of dollars flowing out of Iran in ur regime, post the 1952/3 coup ousting then PM - Mohammed Mossadegh...!!! And who exactly were these Amerikans unfriendly towards the Shah of Iran... Julia...? Who else but the Rockefelkers - - - esp David Rockefeller - Chairman - Chase Manhattan bank... was he / C M B not ur petsonal wealth & fin advisor, chirfly among others, Mr Shah? Indeed he was... and Mr Nixon also appreciated my help to the US during the Oil price shock crisis in 1973-74....besides my aid in the US-Iraq stand off, me siding with the Kurds...! And yet u were let down badly by ur western friends, by whom u stood by for 25 yrs since 1953...!!! The General Dwight D Eisenhower and the CIA - Theodore / F D Roosevelt - scions in the foreign office / ambassadors to Iran n elsewhere, on board - C M bank n other companies, advisors to the President - US.... The hostage crisis too was a handiwirk of the Roosevelt CIA - agents, exactly as they did in 1953..... U see Mr Frost, the cancer - metaphor, the so called diagnosis confusion etc... early seventies, Baangaali babu, phenomenally succesful - inspite of his shoe string tight fin budget, the onky n first reigning super star then for 5-6 yrs, n his succesor together were cast in 2 epic films.... one on Cancer & the other on the trade union / labour movement... Aaaahm...that Sergei Eisenstein silent films - the Trade unionist & the Battleship potemkin... the communist /marxist labour movement being infiltrated by the arch - nemesis of the Left ie the so calked extreme right or the capitalist.... Precisely Mr David Frost... the toxicest cancer had proliferated fast n furious all over SE & SW - Asia, entire India, except perhaps the Southern geography ( or the Eastern, if u look at the Indian map laterally) relatively unscathed, on the contrary, riding piggyback on - scavenging parasiting over the burgeoning mushrooming populatiin explosion, compoundee by the torrential influx of the migrant refugees - - the so calked 1971 liberation - hacking of East n West pakistan into two - inevitable fait accompli - exactly 25 yrs pist 1947 - 15 th August (, independence day - India & Pakistan) absolutely unimaginably crazy, insane partition & clubbing if East & West Pakistan - remote locations into one..! by Lord Mount batten n the wily Malabari /Madrasi /Hyderabadi ( invisible - obscured) aides - to the INC much maligned n tarnishedc giants !! V P Menon for instance - one secretary to the tallest martyr - Barrister Sardar Patel..!!! Everything that happened in Iran, Mr Shah, post 1941 n in particular post 1953 couo, ousting ur PM - Mohammad Mossadegh has a direct bearing on the entire sub continent.... The silent coup - d-teat by the CIA, KGB, MI5 over entire sub continent, is palpably clear if only one bothers to look at events from the NW ie Iran in particular & the NE - geography ie Burma in partivular.!!! The cancer fount is not only Kashmir - - mfd crisis by the Brits while "leacing" but the ewually if not bigger cancerous growth in the Burma n surrounfing geography..... the Brahmaputra river in particular apart from Ganges & the Narmada rivers... Why n how was the name of ur country changed to Iran, Mr Shah...? We're nit Arabs, Julia... in school u'd hv learnt of the Persian gulf.... yeeaah, not the Arabian gulf it is called... given the tumultous history of over 3000 yrs, my father decided to change the name to Iran in March 1935, by requesting foreign delegates assembled in Iran to accept the name... And the Govt of Burma Act 1935, confirmed the partition of Burma frim India, on April 1, 1937...! Yet why Iran ? does it not sound like I - ran...? does it Julia..? what else does it sound like... N ari.... R ani.... N air... Anir... Nari is female... Rani is Queen... Nairs are the Malabariz - deep down south.... whats... A nir? Anir is the dry fruit - F I G... if one adds the missing... alphabet.. J between n & i... Aaaahhh... the (Afghani / Kashmiri) Fig...!!! Besides there's a deep connekt between u ie the Shah of Iran & the Queen, the Nari ie the Fig & above all the Malabariz - ie the Rains, ooopps, the Nairs - -n the Krishna Menons, the famous Agri revolutiinary - M Swaminathan n Justice Krishna Iyer...!!! besides ur extremely friendly neighbourhood Mr Shah....!!!

Poor Iranians, went from bad to worse

@user-fn8cf3ek3y

5 ай бұрын

Worse to good

@RaijinTheGreat

2 ай бұрын

@@user-fn8cf3ek3y کس مادرت

His Imperial Majesty, i find it absokutely, unbielievably shocking to know of one in ur place, would be denied, deprived of utmost prompt, timely, best n most advanced medical treatment, to help u recover completely n come back to occupy the throne of Iran.... I myself am at a loss to understand the probable reasons... Julia... really do not understand the turn of events... unless one attributes it to destiny, fate, which i certainly do not subscribe to... Well, if u will pls excuse me for a minute, Mr. Shah... U see Mr David Frost, U point out to the mischievous allegations of the Shah of Iran's regime, responsible for funneling out of country billions of dollars during his 39 yrs reign... esp during the Oil price hike shock in the early 70z.... and given the fact of the Shah of Iran - his imperial majesty - enjoying a close n warm relationship with the Queen Elizabeth II of England... among other extremely powerful n influential contacts all over globe, how on earth is it probable of he being denied of timely, prompt, best of medical treatment...? Given the fact of his /Iran's proximity to the banker to the Queen - - - the House of Hinduja's - 4 brothers ( guiding professed n declared motto of the Family : " everything belongs to each one of us equally & nothung belongs to one of us") ... oooh yeeaah... Julia... the same Hindujas who eventually took over the British Leyland trucks business... Ashoka Leyland.... maybe... then PM - in mid 50z - - - was signalling, alluding to the Madras presidency - B Ashoka, Leyland - Truck plant - - while horse riding to monitor the ITDC - Ashoka luxury hotel - projekt.... besides the ancient history of Nandaz & Mauryaz.... should u not've delved more on the malady afflicting the Shah of Iran - - the cancer - repirtedly diagnosed, detected very late n a conflicted diagnosis by different expert professionals in Egypt & the US... besides the fact of he not preferring the option of medical treatment in India then....? Was he thwarted by the global powerful forces in being denied n deprived of timely medical assistance...? Why was he not allowed to fly to England... when he & his wife were constrained to leave Iran....? In addition u could certainly hv probed him further over the billions of dollars siphoning allegations & accusations.... i very well understand Julia, however i need to cover lot many significant aspects of his 39 yr reign, hope ud appreciate..... well u certainly managed to omit the most significant conflict flash point in Iran during the late 70z... the Camp David peace accord between Egypt & Israel - coordinated by the then POTUS - Jimmy Carter between - Mr Anwar Sadat & Mr Menachim Begin...!!! which in turn opens the Pandora ascwell as the Panama boxes besides many others...??? Pardon me Mr Shah, for the digression, but hope u'll excuse me... not at all.... very valid & pertinent, relevant points, Julia.... Well u mentioned of not subscribing to the destiny or fate cards, however, if one looks back in time, to the era of early 20th century, 1905 onwards when ur father, then in the Iranian Army in the Qazag dynasty reign, rose from the ranks to take centre stage - during the Constitutional crisis confronting Iran... ( 1905-11)... Yess.. exactly... u see Julia... it was a time prior to the WW1 - when the two major global powers - Gr Britain & Russia, both were contesting for supremacy over this geography - ie Persia - - the great game for the colonising supreme powers - then, eventually agreeing to carve out their spheres of influence - - Russia in the North & Gr Britain, in the Southern Persia... given the geo strategic importance of strengthening its grip over its jewel crown - the sub continent from Afghanistan onwards to the southernmost tip ie Ceylon & Maldives/Mauritius.... Before we move onn to the Oil price hike saga in the early 70z & the resultant bumper abnormal windfall gains to Iran's treasury... going back once again to the early first decade in the 20th century... The sugar price fiasco,? Some traders, merchants & mullahz had taken refuge in Tehran in 1905 & were agitatung against a price hike... They eventually moved onn to the southern city... And it was then in 1903 that the British EIC had set up the first sugar mill in Partappur ( nr Allahabad).... U must also keep in mind of the fact of the abnormal price hikes in food grains later in the sixties n seventies by the western powers... while I am being accused of weaponising the Oil, to our advantage... U see Julia, what was the steep price hike in Wheat &, other food grains by the US & Canada then? Are they dependent on irrigation canals? don't they've abundant rainfalls from the skies to fulfill alm their requirements? And yet they chose to weaponise the foodgrains by imposing a stupendously steep hike in wheat prices... u'd recall the food price shock back then..... n the adverse affect it had on the poorly developing regions? Why should the Oil resources endowed regions be not allowed to benefit from the only resource nature has endowed in abundance...? Well, it has a number of perspectives... The first point is why the colonisers chose to exploit the Oil resources in their occupied col9nies, which had been comoletely stripped n scavenged upon by the time they gratuitously chose to "leave" supposedly, granting independence to its col9nies one by one gradually withdrawing.... for the simple reason Julia, by then, the reason for their personal presence was no more required.... given the revokutionary rail-road transport, communication developments they could very well continue to operate the levers of power seated in their luxuriously air conditioned climes... !!! Secondly, where was the black gold ie Oil rush, struck first? In the NE - Burma - - - the Burmah-Shell - Anglo - Amerikan projekt... JV - Rockefeller & hus German - european partners.... And the total destruction of the Burmah - shell Oil fields by the Britishers in 1941/42... ostensibly to pre empt it from falling into invading Axis power Japan's control...! or was it something more devious... U could refer to the famous litigation of Burmah - Shell vs Lord Advocate in the House of Lords - post 1945..... Damages claim by the Burmah - Oil "proprietor"....! And nxt u'd aks me, who indeed was the "proprietor" of this Oil & Gas company ....? That in turn raises many more pertinent n most intriguing issues relating to Iran / Persia - vis-a-vis, Gr Britain, Germany, US, n in ur neighbourhood.....

As much as he loved his country, as harded as he worked for the future of iran, he was weak and let himself be used as a pawn

@hmi1601

Жыл бұрын

The Pahlavi Kings weren't "pawns". The Qajars were pawns, slaves and all in-between. The Shah had actually smart diplomatic policies. It's the akhoonds who are insufferable slaves of Russia and China today, as well as ideological slaves to a foreign religion (Islam) 💩🙃🥴

@tchrisbass5650

6 ай бұрын

@@hmi1601foreign religions? What is the religion of Iran before Islam?

I will be blunt because the Savak was indeed a bad secret service that meant to disrupt the functioning of the Imperial court of Persia or Iran. For those who suffered under the Savak,I apologise Profusely for this situation that happened in the late 1970s and the early 1980s

@john1198

Жыл бұрын

Brother this new regime has the same so donot delude yourself things are better

@jamesbedukodjograham5508

Жыл бұрын

@@john1198 Oh so the Ayatolahs also have a secret service as well.

@jamesbedukodjograham5508

Жыл бұрын

@@john1198 In fact in 1979 the Islamic Revolution made Iran look like a Pariah since the 1980s.

@john1198

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesbedukodjograham5508 yes and goes deep . Deeper than savak .

@hmi1601

Жыл бұрын

The Savak did an excellent job. Back then, Iran was crawling with crazy pro-sovietic or Islamic terrorists. if it weren't for the Savak, Russians would have marched onto Iran a long time ago . Look up the Sia Kal incident. Only dumb leftists and treacherous communists whined about the Savak.

So it was *the liberalization program* of Iran in the mid 70s that helped the revolution of 79 happen in Iran. And the fact that the Shah couldn't suppress the revolutionaries(the minority) by killing millions of them helped the revolution more. he could kill all the revolutionaries easily, but he just believed that's not the right thing to do for a king to his people. so he just easily left the the country & hand it to the Ayatollahs. So from one hand the Shah himself helped the revolution to happen (the liberalization program), & from the other hand he didn't suppress the revolution. So both energized the revolution tremendously. So that was why it was so easy for the Ayatollahs to take over the power in just one year. even the Ayatollahs we're shocked at the time that how easily they came to the power considering the silent majority.

@hmi1601

Жыл бұрын

The Shah loved his people, he loved Iran. Killing Iranians, even his own critics, would have resulted in the type of resentment these degenerated occupiers/invaders have harboured in Iranians today. The Shah had respect for his people. He felt a great sense of responsibility for Iran and Iranians. Also, he was abandoned by his own team

Not human apparently according to Dr Peter Beter. a "synthetic" copy of the real person.

@MTCali70

2 жыл бұрын

Dr Peter Beter: The Robotoid of The Shah of Iran / David Frost Interview

@MTCali70

2 жыл бұрын

Jimmy Carter and Family were taken out too...so, Jimmy Carter, today is not human..robitoid..

@SuperCanuck777

2 жыл бұрын

@@MTCali70 Yes i read about it, studied the whole subject {artificial} humans} as much as i could.

@Peonies925

2 жыл бұрын

This is why I’m here watching this!!! I have had such a hard time believing synthetics and organic robotoids clones truly exist. Its just mind blowing! 🤯 I can hardly wrap my head around it!

@SuperCanuck777

2 жыл бұрын

@@Peonies925 I've felt the same way, but when i look at it impartially i t seems of course they've have the means now to do it. and a whole lot more they are NOT choosing to divulge at this time. and think about it, these robotoids apparently do not live long and have other problems.so its really not that hot

He was a good man, but an idiot at the same time. He was so in love with his own thoughts and agenda that he dismissed all the smart men and women around him telling him years before the cursed islamic revolution that he should have a monarchy like England. That he should decrease his responsibilities and give that to the parliament and a democratically elected prime minister. But No! He wanted to rule and he wanted to implement his will on every damn thing even on who gets into national wrestling team! I mean WTF man! If that is not dictatorship then what is? He was without a doubt a patriot with good intentions but also a narcissistic fool thinking that he knew best and everyone else were idiots. Sadly, we all know how that turned out.

@hmi1601

Жыл бұрын

Not true. There was nothing wrong with his agenda. He was about to catapult Iran next to G7 countries and it was already reached until the West decided otherwise. He was abandoned by people on his own team. The West didn't want him and they kept vilifying him 24/7.. which is very CLEAR today. Now more than ever. Also the islamists were not as threatening back then as Communists, since the Soviet was right around the corner and have attempted to get their hands on Iranian land many many times in history. The Islamic trash came all from England and were created intitially by the Brits to combat Iranian nationalism.

@Bm33333

Жыл бұрын

@@hmi1601 which part of what I wrote wasn't true? Did I say something was wrong with his agenda? Didn't I say that he was a patriot? I basically said that he was a DICTATOR. A dictator is a person who forces his/her will(good or bad) on other people. Whether his agenda was good or bad is irrelevant here, he indeed was forcing his will on millions of people and people abandoned him because of that.I'm not denying the role of western countries in the islamic revolution but his role and his mistakes facilitated the whole thing. It is in human nature to want to be free. Islamic republic is basically doing the same, it wants to force people to go to heaven, now is going to heaven a bad thing(if one believes in such a place)? No! But people don't want to be forced to do anything, good or bad! That was the problem, he was a fool for not understanding that he needed to step down earlier.When you have a person on the top of the pyramid for so long , by targeting him you can easily shatter the whole system. If he was a bit smarter and less power hungry, instead of being the head of the government and everyone answering to him, he could've made a system with separation of power to make the government stable enough so that it wouldn't fall apart easily even if he wasn't there. Right now the islamic republic is the same shit. Power comes from only one source and the closer you are to that source the better off you are .By somehow eliminating that source of power the whole government will collapse.That is why westerners were able to help topple him easily. Was he much better than the islamic republic? Absolutely a million fold, but he still was a dictator and a fool (with good intentions). His lack of IQ cost us our country ,our youth and our happiness.

@jamesbedukodjograham5508

Жыл бұрын

Very Good analysis,

@mohammadusman6525

Жыл бұрын

Come on be realistic This guy was no 👑 he was put on the throne by the west He was a western fundamentalist there to carry out his westernising agenda with the zeal of a missionary and in the process ended up alienating his people That's SHAH'S story in a nutshell

@mohammadusman6525

Жыл бұрын

He was played like a fiddle His most trusted ally Israel sold him dud missile technology in return milking Shah out of billions thereby setting Israel up as a defence industry giant that it is today His defence minister was a mossad agent Whatever you say about the ayatollahs they have actually done some good things for the country as illustrated by a good education system, built good infrastructure, industrialise Iran and made it a regional power to be reckoned with something Shah attempted but failed at He simply lost touch with his people religion and culture to give you an example how can a leader of a muslim country not only enjoy eating pork but sent a leg of pork as a present to a fellow Muslim leader namely Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan who upon receiving this 'gift' asked that the meat should duly be launched into the nearest trash can but also said that this man is unfit to be the head of a muslim country and by the way Bhutto himself was very westernised

that is a clone of shah according to dr peter beter thats y i came on ere.

That's a non human automaton Shah... the real Shah was killed and replaced

Mohammed Mossadegh was the leader of iran until the US ousted him and replaced him with the shah

@hmi1601

2 жыл бұрын

Mosaddegh cancelled elections when he got power, jailed his opponents, and rigged an election to allow him to rule by executive decree.

@ABSDEFRD

2 жыл бұрын

@@hmi1601 I can`t comment on this, all I know is, the US stinks constantly in foreign countries domestic affairs .

@john1198

2 жыл бұрын

@@hmi1601 the shah. Didnot do that ? He had the loved savak

@clipsahoy1

Жыл бұрын

@@hmi1601 I love the shah, but to be fair, that’s not true. Midaad egg did not do those things and not was he toodeh. These allegations were manufactured by the Dulles brothers to reinstall the shah under collaboration with the British to keep Britain’s hands in the Iranian oil cookie jar. The Shah was a great man surrounded by very very bad people. Mosaddegh was a very good man too and those who smeared him had other agendas

@safwanzidan6427

Жыл бұрын

Mossadagh was a clown

This Raza Shah was a LIAR of highest degree.....

@hmi1601

2 жыл бұрын

Someone who can't even spell the name right is always wrong. Also, non-Iranians such as yourself have no right to give Iranians lessons, especially Pakistanis and Indians.

@heshmatkerman6116

2 жыл бұрын

Shut up

@jamesbedukodjograham5508

Жыл бұрын

@@hmi1601 Very much true and Right..

@jamesbedukodjograham5508

Жыл бұрын

@@hmi1601 Very much true and Right..

@zannzendegiazadi

Жыл бұрын

We are not no brainers. When you make an statement like this you may also show us your supporting points and reasons to prove your statements correctness otherwise it's all bullshit

My king forever 👑

Good that he got deposed. But unfortunately after the late Ayatollah Khomeinei, the revolution hasn't achieved what they desired. May Allah bless Iran♥️🇮🇷