Sometimes the Mainstream media appears hysterical and misinformed about the mission of Mr. Pahlavi so they keep making up stories that are not factual. They are mostly fake news.
On a regular basis, longtime friends routinely questioned me how and when would the Iranian people rise up and topple the Mullahs. I replied, when the international community stops doing business and working with the conniving mullahs and invest their future with the Iranian people who have been deprived of basic human rights. Once Iranians realized that help was not coming, they soon adopted a way to live under this brutal regime. Some refer to it as "Stockholm Syndrome.” Meanwhile, the world remained silent. Tens of thousands of innocent Iranians have been executed in the past forty years under the watchful eye of the United Nations.
Why should we support Reza Pahlavi? Because the Iranian people support him. He has the full support of Iranians inside Iran and we must unconditionally respect their will. If we don’t stand with him it would be a colossal mistake. Despite other opposition groups resort to violence, Mr. Pahlavi, repeatedly has stated that “non-violent change is the only way to go.” “Change must come to Iran by civil disobedience and non-violence. I stress that. We can’t have change at any cost.”
Time and again I have warned that Islam and the West cannot co-exist. Time and again, it was as though, I was talking to a wall. It appears it has become useless to speak of this issue. No one seems to care.
Historians have concluded that history is cyclic unless one learns from its mistakes, we will be doomed to endure an endless repetition of the cause and effects of poor management systems. French author Charles Pinot Duclos, observed:
Last Saturday, June 30, 2018, Mayor Rudy Giuliani and a number of high-ranking dignitaries, including generals from countries in the Middle East, Europe and North America participated in a propaganda event in Paris, hosted by NCRI (The National Council of Resistance of Iran or People's Mujahedin of Iran (MEK), an Islamic Marxist group to support the NCRI’s standing as government in exile.
