Explaining Iran’s animosity (1980) | 60 Minutes Archive

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[@persianman4857]

I have uploaded a video on Iranian drones in action in Ukraine,.

[@dash9963]

USA president, Jimmy Carter together with British MP, David Own and France brought us the much hated Khomeini; For three reasons: 1 - The West feared that Iran might fall to communist USSR, and become another communist country. 2 Shah of Iran in 1974 to 1976 publicly said that he was NOT going to renew USA petroleum contract which was due in 1979. So the much loved Shah was gone weeks before contract’s renewal date of 1979. As a result of unrest, the contract was not honoured for a few weeks. For this reason Iranian paid a heavy fine, for dishonouring the contract. And 3 The west noticed that under the Shah’s leadership Iran was becoming a country of producing country rather than consuming western goods, so they didn’t want to lose consuming market. All of today’s problems with Muslims all over the world started after the fall of our much loved Shah. Please help Iranians to bring down this hated regime.

[@rezakarampour6286]

Search on KZbin . ' What the Media Won't Tell You about Iran . '

[@Sandra-fi7zt]

No one will help us. We have to this ourselves!

[@Bullcutter]

@@rezakarampour6286 It's all Left wing propoganda and removed from reality!

[@martinjenkins6467]

It's insanity for the west to want the Shah overthrown. The last 40 off Years have been instability in the Middle east. The islamic regime Had a 8 year war with Iraq, and Cause trouble in Syria and Lebanon. They need to be Overthrown.

[@nezhadessivandih2283]

Correction: the prime minister of UK was James Callahan, not Dived Owen, David Owen was a young soccer player of England National Soccer Team, and played in world Cup.

[@MA-vd4hr]

Shah said that history will judge us, everything he said is happening. All the Iranians are shouting, king of Iran, come back to Iran. Iranians should be hopeful because they have the prince.

[@zet99darius87]

Lol

[@threemobileone1371]

@@zet99darius87 what is your problem???

[@zet99darius87]

@@threemobileone1371 monarch bootlicker

[@threemobileone1371]

@@zet99darius87 l am a proud lranian monarchist. Proud of my King's achievements very angry with the enemies if lran whether they are ignorant like you or the ones like UK&USA who brought lran to its knees by imposing mullahs on us in 1979.

[@zet99darius87]

@@threemobileone1371 what? Iran was robbed of its democracy in first place. And kings was thrown out after years of corrupt and authoritarian rule. That's why their was universal protests. Didnt turnout great for them. I don't think Iran any of them any more just democracy by people vote

[@ECKohns]

Mike Wallace was a true journalist.

[@threemobileone1371]

The overthrow of the late modernizer Shah of lran by UK&USA might be the biggest TABOO subject in the west since WW2 but it is not their best kept secret among us lranians. We lranians will not forget nor forgive. RIP our beloved King.

[@marmary5555]

Exactly 💯💯💯💯

[@cookieeeeee1337]

We will come back. We have to believe. Ghorbunet beram dadash. :)

[@farzad5362]

Well said👏👏👏

[@ESRz]

Are you guys watching the same video I am? The Shah was another dictator.

[@miros8849]

@@ESRz Yes, and his regime needed reforms, not revolution

[@lifeswe7834]

Rex cinema was burnt by the clergys every body knows that now.

[@michelekoupai]

didn't some extremist admit to doing it years later? on the opposing side of the shah??

[@kakampink-h4e]

true.

[@s.b.2648]

Now every thing is clear; we know who burned 450 people to ashes. Cinema Rex was among hundreds which burned by the Islamic fundamentalists all over Iran. Cinema burning was encouraged back then, but all the rest of cinemas were empty or casualties were one or two.

[@marmary5555]

@@michelekoupai yup.

[@marmary5555]

@@glennmillerfan WRONG, Takbali zadeh admitted that he and his men received orders from Islamic clerics to burn Cinema Rex.

[@Kimiyagar-ek2lk]

It was an immensely huge mistake by West to drop him. neither the Chinese nor the Russians would be where they are now if the Shah were not toppeld

[@charlesnegash]

Him & Selassie were done wrong.

[@ALINUED]

Shah clearly showed his honesty towards his country and west clearly didn't liked it. they need a puppet.

[@incumbentvinyl9291]

They didn't drop him. Iran had nothing to do with the Russians or Chinese of today, Iran were not a superpower that modified the course of time.

[@worldgripe]

The US , France and the UK put Khomeini in power as they could not bear the idea of Iran so powerful under the leadership of the Shah, he was turning Iran into a super power.

[@juliepashko7458]

Then who were all those thousands of protestors on the streets of Iranian cities who wanted the Shah out? Are you saying those were not Iranians? And I saw hundreds of Iranian protestors in London Hyde Park shouting their usual death wishes to the Shah, and the US. Later to the British... So who were they, if not Iranians? It takes a lot of people to change an entire regime and way of life. I believe most Iranians wanted what they got, just when they got they realised quickly it worse than before. Then the Middle East exploded... USSR invaded Afghanistan, Iraq invaded Iran, and life in Iran was no longer stable or progressive as before.

[@worldgripe]

@@juliepashko7458 I believe an external influence can make a population believe a lot of things. The US, UK and the US have been actively meddling in everyones business for their own interest. Carter , giscard d'estaing and Callaghan supported Khomeini cause they thought they could control him and take control of the area. The Shah was no longer under their control and his words against jews got him in trouble. Don't be silly thinking people made the choice to get rid of him .🤣🤦‍♂️ you think Irakis got rid of Saddam and Libya got rid of Gadafi on their own, without external Influence? It's always the same rats 🇫🇷 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 destabilizing and destroying others countries for their own interest, it's just that Iran backfired on them 🤣🤣🤣

[@miros8849]

@@juliepashko7458 The Shah's regime needed reforms, not a revolution. Khomeini used the situation through populism to unite the people to overthrow the Shah... and then established his own dictatorship

[@marmary5555]

@@juliepashko7458 Do better research. You don't sound well informed of what actually happened. The Shah was disposed not because of some leftists and communists who protested masked as a "revolution" but because the West didn't want the Shah. USA president, Jimmy Carter together with British foreign minister David Own and french President Giscard d'Estaing brought the much hated Khomeini to Iran mainly for these reasons: 1️⃣ Bearing in mind that Iran was seemingly neutral during the cold war, the West feared that Iran might fall to communist USSR, and become another communist country. So they backed the islamists to fight the leftists, Marxists and Communists. 2️⃣The king of Iran in 1974 to 1976 publicly said that he was NOT going to renew USA petroleum contract which was due in 1979. So the much loved Shah was gone weeks before contract's renewal date of 1979. As a result of unrest, the contract was not honoured for a few weeks. For this reason Iranian paid a heavy fine, for dishonouring the contract. 3️⃣The west noticed that under Pahlavi monarchy Iran was becoming an industrialized country, a producing country rather than consuming western goods, so they didn't want to lose consuming market.

[@69LOLIN]

@@juliepashko7458. 100% I agree!

[@RUDI-UK]

The way that poor man smiles up at the camera from his hospital bed is gonna haunt me for weeks.

[@ironiironi6347]

Your voice sounds like MI6's agent? Don't worry about that man, he is just an actor who received 50£ bill to act and smile like that.

[@seyyedadamehessabi2831]

@@ironiironi6347 تو از کجا میدونی با این دقت که قیمتش ۸م میگی؟

[@willbygosh4887]

Long Live the Shah! Things were so much better then under his rule especially for the Women there.

[@alphabet_soup123]

The shah died years ago…

[@tylerbushong3452]

It blows my mind that there were Iranians who GENUINELY THOUGHT they’d be better off under the Ayatollah than the Shah.

[@TheRoamer78]

They all regret it now. They would die for the Shah to come back.

[@hakimshah8397]

I don't think you bothered watching this video now did you? if you love dictators so much why not move to North Korea?

[@tylerbushong3452]

@@hakimshah8397 yes I did. Women had rights under the Shah. They could come and go freely. They could dress as they pleased. Sorry if that bothers you.

[@TheRoamer78]

@@hakimshah8397 mullah Arab sympathizer.

[@haiynuts]

youre not from iran dont speak for them lol

[@s.b.2648]

Opposition to Shah portrayed SAVAK as such. Time showed that it was all propaganda. Compare the brutality of secret services of neighboring countries of Iran at time to SAVAK in Iran. Nowadays, how come Guantanamo Bay is a necessity? How do you justify "systematic and illegal abuse of detainees," including torture and degrading treatment, by US interrogators and guards at Abu Ghraib prison.

[@spicyiran9687]

The guy is lying, they all accused Shah fir nonsense stuff... we Iranian know the truth now.

[@paulheydarian1281]

You don't speak for the Iranian people. No single person does. You don't know what happened to average Iranian people in the 1970s. Most of the people who knew what was happening back then, are dead now.

[@michelekoupai]

@@paulheydarian1281 we know. some of us are still alive and they taught their kids and their grandkids, too! Power to the people!

[@manuelcastaneda7838]

The CIA blew up the Baltic pipelines.

[@shapretlow7823]

They Lies about the King 44 years latter They Are Screaming giving up their lives for the return of the Shahs son Reza Pahlavi the 2 👑👑

[@sohrabamiri7917]

Hey 60 minutes What about now No more torture and execution ? After more than 43years

[@paulheydarian1281]

One needs to know the past to better understand the present.

[@TheUkrainianAutie]

Perhaps that aspect of torture and execution (which was during the time of the Shah) among certain other things haven’t changed when the Islamic Revolutionary government took over in Iran. But I have to say that a majority of Iranians are quite benevolent rather those who seek to destroy their Western counterparts, as one of my friends is Iranian.

[@abulhassan3697]

@@TheUkrainianAutie no one wants to destroy the Western counterparts..... We only want the West to behave real Decracracies....... Not fake ones......

[@malvinderkaur541]

they can bak bak about Shah of Iran anything now , but the fact is that under him modern Iran was being formed and women were treated as human being and their civil rights freedom, which later went into dark chaddors again.

[@michelekoupai]

yup beautiful said bak bak!! and now they're calling for his wife and son to come back! Go figure. 43 years later.

[@abulhassan3697]

Yeahhh look at the figures..... Women university enrollments was 4 % now it's 60 percent.....

[@juliepashko7458]

@@abulhassan3697 I'm not sure if those facts are true, but women would be less likely to attend 43 years ago, because universities were fairly new in Iran. Most Iranians were illiterate until the 60s when the Shah started his huge reforms, introducing basic schools for both girls and boys all across the country. I knew medically trained, higher educated women in the early 1970s from Iranian universities. The Revolution saw a massive brain drain, and the young are still fleeing the country, in whatever way they can. A great shame for Iran.

[@marmary5555]

Not only women were free and had equal rights during the Pahlavi monarchy, so did ethnic and religious minorities

[@maryb6074]

This was a excuse to destroy Shah power as he was getting too powerful.

[@MotivatoryFinance]

Exactly

[@69LOLIN]

Just an excuse wich worked perfectly?😮

[@incumbentvinyl9291]

@@69LOLIN *which

[@incumbentvinyl9291]

How was he getting more powerful? He already had unlimited power as the sole ruler of the country.

[@deadend8760]

Maybe they did torture hostile people in 1970s but what about Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse done by Americans in 2003?

[@callamastia]

20:41 dang that dude learned real quick how unimportant he was

[@Llegando_Tarde]

Why has so much content on Iran been re released by you guys in last days?

[@paulheydarian1281]

Good Question.🤔

[@nostalgia545]

Why not? It’s in the news since they killed a girl for not wearing her hijab. Why not talk about it?

[@Llegando_Tarde]

@@nostalgia545 Becaise I am curious Idk whats going on

[@sadaf6998]

@@nostalgia545 She WAS wearing her headscarf 🧕, but they say her headscarf wasn’t on right.

[@michelekoupai]

because of the protests happening now! #mahsaamini (a kurdish girl in Tehran).

[@KING-bt1tm]

Ok, now make a documentary on how the Islamic Republic tortures political prisoners.

[@rezakarampour6286]

Search on KZbin . ' IRAN UNSENSORD - Media harassment and Reality . '

[@marmary5555]

EXACTLY 💯💯 also notice their absolute and complete silence on how opposition leaders outside of Iran were assassinated by the regime during the past 44 years.

[@glennmillerfan]

The Islamic Republic doesn’t torture political prisoners.

[@safwanzidan6427]

Shah was suppress leftists and communists opponents .. khomeini suppress everyone and even who wear not islamic dress is an enemy of Khomeinian Islamic republic

[@rockyracoon3233]

​@@glennmillerfan. I own a ski lodge in Florida too.

[@Fee581]

My beloved king.

[@fatmanyrhaw9423]

the news used to be fire lol

[@ronniedelahoussayechauvin6717]

In 1980 I was 12 Years Old😢

[@paulheydarian1281]

No one cares, Sweetie. We'll all be dirt and dust soon.

[@senorricardo1216]

heheh...only a couple years younger than me at that time. I still remember the huge news on TV (do ppl nowadays even still have those?) and the constant photos, the failed 'rescue' attempt, (exploded helicopters) though even at that young age, i had a world interest (collected coins, read about nations) but naturally didnt understand the world of deceitful politics. Still, nothing of politics has improved.

[@alraune7361]

me, too : o)

[@reginaldpeters5142]

I was 14.

[@reginaldpeters5142]

@@paulheydarian1281 if you don't have nothing nice to say just be quiet Sir.

[@MahdiDarestani]

US didn't support the best ally they could have in the region, and look who replaced the shah, those who have absolutely no respect to the life, whether it's human life or animal life or even environment! A bad miscalculation I suppose!

[@maryb6074]

It came up most of these news were fake news and people who claimed they were tortured were not true. Recently Rafsanjani's daughter confessed that Savak was treating them with respect and lawfully but during Islamic regime they were torturing.

[@lifeswe7834]

Mike wallace rip but what a joke this story is the Shah was a gentle man.The history has done him justice.

[@kasraavafadari5252]

Long live the kingdom in Iran 👑🦁🌞💚🤍❤️

[@mikegarzan384]

You western countries scared from shah and you was jealous of shah.

[@nostalgia545]

What did those people who were tortured do? Because to be honest if those people took power and they did, then they would also torture people and they are for much less crimes such as showing your hair

[@user-tk1lf5hi6f]

good point. anyway, it seems this script about torturing their own people is being replayed right now.

[@marmary5555]

That is *exactly* what they did. They went on an unmatched execution spree from 1979 to present time. The same people whining about the King's supposed "torture"which the West kept bringing on screen for pity parties became the main character of massive torture and execution of children, women and men in Iran. Between 1980-1988: thousands - if not Millions of Iranians - were brutally tortured and executed on orders of a "Sharia law" because of their secular political beliefs. Many of the survivors and the victim's families' organized a people's Tribunal called "Iran Tribunal" with the goal of documenting these savage events that followed the revolution of 1979. The islamic republic of Iran was doing exactly what Isis/Daesh/Al Qaeda is doing today. Mr Hamid Ashtari was one of the first post-revolutionary political prisoners: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooS9onZojtSZgsk He clearly states that in the summer of 1981, ANYONE who was opposed to the islamic republic was systematically executed and thus started a decade of brutal genocide of "koufars" (infidels). He was regularly interrogated. 12:30 he explains how Ayatollah Guilani and Ayatollah Khomeini declared "fatwas" against dissidents and thus it became a religious matter. Mr Khoshzugh was one of these political prisoners who had witnessed 70 executions of Iranians who were against mullah + the islamic regime. He says he was forced to convert to Islam: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6q3hpWEjdemoMU (Jump to approximately 12:30 in the video when one of the Court judges asks him to explain in details exactly what he was asked to do under torture) Here is another one, Mr Daneshvar who was imprisoned in the early 1980s by the order of the psychopathic mullah Khalkhali and he has a list of at least 80 people whom he personally knew and were executed. Some were schoolchildren and they were executed inside classrooms at their own schools. (That was a typical Khalkhali method) Unfortunately, there is no translation available but here is the link to his court hearing: kzbin.info/www/bejne/baLcq4GIpZujfbs Around 7:10 minutes in the video he speaks of the notorious "5 minutes trials" and what he had to endure: Prisoners were brought before committees and asked whether they renounced their political organisations, were Muslims, prayed, believed in the Islamic republic and were prepared to walk through Iraqi minefields.They were given a few minutes to consider. A negative answer resulted in their being taken out and hanged on cranes or shot. Women were reportedly raped before execution. Bodies were often dumped in mass graves; many have never been recovered. When he entered the court, he was beaten and then put on "trial" then tortured according to islam and they were forced to listen to the Quran day in and day out. But he says that the mullahs have lost their battle because they did not succeed to convert them since all of the survivors stand here today against them. Mr Kaykavousi was another family member who lost his 17 year old sister to the islamists: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWSueKKgqrucqZI Mr Jabari is another one testifying instead of his sister who's husband Ebraim was executed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6Oql5Zsl96SgLs (Jump to 6:25) Mr Rahimi was consequently imprisoned together with his two sisters, brother and father. Unfortunately, there are no subtitles but his recalls the same brutality and breaks down around 05:30 in the middle of giving graphic account of how he witnessed tortures and executions on a daily basis: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnjJZpinZsSejqM

[@ZarbinDrums]

Funny! His brother was “tortured” yet he calls the shah his majesty. Seems like a lie to me.

[@ArmanM2]

He’s being sarcastic

[@ashspeaking7910]

Well, I think the US is adopting the same attitude towards the brutal military regime in Egypt.....then you come and ask, "why do they hate us?"....give me a break!

[@mehdipireh8159]

If all the world people Ask Iranian they even missing that days , all love Shah.

[@Chatterbox-94]

I’m still not fully understanding of how the Iranians were thinking during the revolution. They didn’t like one autocrat so they decided to simply replace him with a new one. Both men weren’t all that nice and have left bloody legacies.

[@canitay]

RIP, our dear grandpa..

[@caj1119]

So they talk about brutal torture under the Shah. Was there any less torture under the Ayatollah? I don't get that impression.

[@rockyracoon3233]

Khomeini made the Shah look like Mother Teresa.

[@wilsonfisk6626]

The U.S. was going to do one over on the Shah eventually, just like they did to Saddam. Once you remove a secular authoritarian government, a religious extremist regime replaces it.

[@SasanFX1]

The 1979 US coup against Shah unfortunately was a Succes and now lets see how US want to deal with the Atomic Mullas😉

[@incumbentvinyl9291]

Three months later the Shah died. Rest in Peace

[@user-cu4pb1mw7m]

Shah has been the prophet of god Oormazd and treason to him comes with great consequences "for all" ...

[@bigkamran]

Why don’t you play the clip of what is happening now under the Islamic regime!

[@teflonsinatra9002]

Well,they are using the same techniques that teh shah used on his people before

[@teflonsinatra9002]

@@kiavashsolhjooyan9032 No idea???bro the SAVAK was torturing people and killing political opponents.Thousands were killed from all political factions,Tudeh,mullahs,MKO and anarchists.The shah was a dictator,Iranians did a revolution and replaced him with the same kind of regime

[@Fee581]

@@teflonsinatra9002 LOL it's much worse now.

[@michelekoupai]

@@Fee581 yup!

[@dash9963]

@@teflonsinatra9002 USA president, Jimmy Carter together with British MP, David Own and France brought us the much hated Khomeini; For three reasons: 1 - The West feared that Iran might fall to communist USSR, and become another communist country. 2 Shah of Iran in 1974 to 1976 publicly said that he was NOT going to renew USA petroleum contract which was due in 1979. So the much loved Shah was gone weeks before contract’s renewal date of 1979. As a result of unrest, the contract was not honoured for a few weeks. For this reason Iranian paid a heavy fine, for dishonouring the contract. And 3 The west noticed that under the Shah’s leadership Iran was becoming a country of producing country rather than consuming western goods, so they didn’t want to lose consuming market. All of today’s problems with Muslims all over the world started after the fall of our much loved Shah.

[@malvinderkaur541]

I only know one thing that watching the clip of 60 minutes archive of Shah's interview, please, what I have written on record by the way dateline of that also cannot be erased once it gets formed in digital writing, and what Shah was saying years back, he had all the resources and savak with him to come to those conclusions, and I have only my Intelligence, perception observation following events through time zones, visiting places , putting pieces together ,they all matched. two different individuals from different time zones age groups, and with different resources one who has nothing and made to have nothing last 12 years here, other all the wealth in world, how can then all of those conclusion be wrong? lobbies driven USA has to admit its wrong doing to world, and self harm also, in term of currency and business trades with others always wrongly advised and wrong massage egos, and those looters went away looting USA its one of the most dumbest ever fact, a fact, and everybody knows which these lobbies are. here they are openly admitting CIA trained savak, then of course all those methods of torture psychological or otherwise also, whom are they fooling?

[@rezakarampour6286]

Search on KZbin . ' IRAN UNSENSORD - Media harassment and reality . '

[@MadKingOfMadaya]

*_What happens in Iran is felt for millenia into the future. For example we believe in their monotheistic God._*

[@cultureclique2173]

Your obsession with Shah and Savak is ridiculous! Why dont you cover whats going on now? You and your journalists are biased!

[@zet99darius87]

Lol

[@MaryamSartippour]

The Shah tried hard for peace in the world. May his soul rest in peace.

[@MichaelBoelton]

it turns out khomeini's henchman set fire to the rex theater in abadan. they literally confessed to it years later. they did it to infuriate the masses against the shah and blamed savak for something that they themselves did.

[@videoman4734]

This is why the revolution of Iran happened in 79.

[@mikegarzan384]

Carter selfish

[@rezakarampour6286]

Search on KZbin . ' What the Media Won't Tell You about Iran . '

[@sannahamidy9089]

Savak was inte worth than CIA!!! Many lies against our nice ❤Shah ❤️

[@shenabutler3931]

Is it me or do all these people seem like a set up and they’re lying? FBI guy literally says nothing 7:31 lolol

[@danielpaschjr3547]

I have to think that if Reagan were president during the '78-'79 Revolution period that Mohammad Reza Shah would've remained king and would've been sent to the U.S. for extensive medical treatment for his cancer and Shahbanu Farah would've served as regent for their eldest son until he was able to return. Bakhtiar would've been a fine prime minister and he would've initiated the complete liberalization of the country which would've also brought the disbandment of SAVAK and a different sort of intelligence service would've been setup with an emphasis on the gathering of foreign intelligence and no more internal repression.

[@persiandelight4399]

جاوید شاه جاوید شاه جاوید شاه

[@tailsprowerfan2729]

Iran would of been so much better if the Iran still had the shah

[@catherinemartinez6915]

I was talking about how people torture their own people who thinks this way this is not God's way of living

[@manojthaker3678]

CIA MI6, are you listening,?? Bring Baby Shah to the throne of Iran, onece more.

[@marmary5555]

Obviously the CIA and MI6 are not against the barbaric demonic mullahs, otherwise they would have replaced them a long time ago, just how they backstabbed the Shah/King. Which proves once again that Muslim fundamentalists and terrorists are MI6 projects (not so much the CIA). The Brits created Fedayeen Islam 100 years ago to combat Iranian nationalism and they plotted against Reza Shah the great by using more corrupted and crooked clerics, such as terrorist navab safavi and others like him

[@rockyracoon3233]

Overthrow the AyaToilets now!!!!!

[@frich1608]

Please share the program with Ghotbzadeh and Khan Pira 🥺🙏

[@RADIUMGLASS]

It's all interesting to hear but you have to wonder if he was coached by the CIA.

[@om4313284]

Mr. Cisco 21:30 presented one of the most accurate statements among others . I enjoyed how he comprehended the situation. However, as an Iranian I should admit that one of the major both Iranian & the US failure was their collaboration to topple the Persian King. Regime😢

[@k.i.a4579]

Is it weird to say that in hindsight the us was right?

[@mansari7310]

NO if usa did not organized coup and bring shah to power and didn't back sadam usage of chemical weapon in iranian city it wouldn't be any animosity in fact the siege to embassy was out of fear that ameican are planning a second coup and they was right us was in the process of doing just that so they was deadly wrong if they let the democratically elected prim minister mosadeq stay in power now us/israel and iran didn't have any problom in fact iran and israel are natural alley do to the fact they are the only non arab country's of region

[@dash9963]

What do you mean? Do you know that, USA president, Jimmy Carter together with British MP, David Own and France brought us the much hated Khomeini; For three reasons: 1 - The West feared that Iran might fall to communist USSR, and become another communist country. 2 Shah of Iran in 1974 to 1976 publicly said that he was NOT going to renew USA petroleum contract which was due in 1979. So the much loved Shah was gone weeks before contract’s renewal date of 1979. As a result of unrest, the contract was not honoured for a few weeks. For this reason Iranian paid a heavy fine, for dishonouring the contract. And 3 The west noticed that under the Shah’s leadership Iran was becoming a country of producing country rather than consuming western goods, so they didn’t want to lose consuming market. All of today’s problems with Muslims all over the world started after the fall of our much loved Shah.

[@Bullcutter]

Yes, it is! US was wrong to stop supporting the Shah.

[@danielpaschjr3547]

Zbignieuw Brezinski was completely against the abandonment of the shah and he made that known during that time as well as later on. He considered Pahlavi to be a great friend and ally of the U.S..

[@hamidrezayazdani9237]

What Agenda do you follow by sharing these now?

[@zet99darius87]

Show the world Iranian people have suffered for long time.

[@TheUsername217]

Shah got deposed for cheap gas

[@Hussainzidane]

Exactly, it’s just a month they share these, and they are the who brought these ayatollas … politic is dirty

[@marmary5555]

@@Hussainzidane exactly 👍 Western powers brought Khomeini & his gang of massmurderers so it's time for them to pick up their trash

[@mikegarzan384]

You can not hiding anything like before

[@farahtopash8032]

More i read more i listen more i come to this conclusion that America has always oppressed Iranian people! Disgusting!

[@karticksharmapro1523]

Being a enemy to the us is dangerous , but being its friend is dangerous probably by - iran ,EU , Pakistan, japan 😂😂

[@alkay872]

Long live Iran 🇮🇷👊🏼💪🏼

[@Chanelson2010]

Bet David brought me.

[@AurorasaSima]

He looks like a good reporter. I'm sorry that he was obviously stalked... and had to share lies on national TV.

[@reubensher8144]

..in the end..you have to first run a new country effectively...like Lee Kuan Yew did...till all your people have reached some kind of middle class...

[@behnambh]

Cia thought savak how to torture then they question shah? This is what people call propaganda

[@ArmanM2]

W shah

[@dunnywatson2186]

Pure Evil! Decompose slowly

[@sannahamidy9089]

❤SHAH❤

[@arsisfruritch9740]

The problem is people.

[@incumbentvinyl9291]

19:42 - What a liar.

[@mahmoudghasemi1016]

That's call's your dobbelte moral democracy it,s not

[@catherinemartinez6915]

You know what these people always had that mindset torture

[@James-zi5en]

Are you what happens when women drink while pregnant?

[@catherinemartinez6915]

What I meant is that people that read tarot cards are only on that mindset of terror that's my opinion about reading these tarot cards

[@edster9743]

what the hell is this misinformation .. Rex was not burned by Savak :D

[@edrowinzky6264]

THE US FOREIGN POLICY CREATED THIS ALLIED IN AN ENEMEGY... 😆 🤣

[@janasss]

What's the point of uploading these videos right when Iranians are in the streets getting killed by a brutal regime that the west installed. Iran was a prosperous country and had full control over its national recourses under Shah.

[@juliepashko7458]

@Sir Christofer Braxton Well, they're doing really well now being pally with Putin. That's a really sorry friendship, but that's where the money is now, right? Who else can Iran hang onto? They've alienated just about everyone else. Russia, that grabber of Northern Persian land, old terroriser of Iran, now doing deals with the Persian mullahs. Oh golly.

[@marmary5555]

Actually it's very relevant because it's a reminder of history and also reminding Iranians not to make the same again after this brutal Islamic regime falls. It also helps us understand why Iranians regret the 1979 revolution

[@kakampink-h4e]

history judged Persia...you lost a great King.

[@marmary5555]

Also Persia recoverd after Mongol, Turk, Arab, Sovietic and British attempted invasions. Iranians are claiming back Iran right now as we speak and they are waving the Derafshé Kaviani flag. 👍

[@catherinemartinez6915]

They must learn God's law cuz they obviously don't know that there are God's rules and God's laws they haven't been taught do their religion I don't know what type of religion there believe in

[@ozaernajim4315]

CIA setup Savak--taught them torture---hmm I see a pattern here.

[@threemobileone1371]

The overthrow of the late Shah of lran in 1979 by UK&USA might be the biggest TABOO subject in West since WW2, but it isn't their best kept secret among us lranians. Iranians will not forget nor forgive.

[@Raypoota]

There is violations of human rights in Iran and Lebanon today, too.

[@benitasam9171]

Shah said that history will judge us, everything he said is happening. All the Iranians are shouting, king of Iran, come back to Iran. Iranians should be hopeful because they have the prince.

[@karticksharmapro1523]

Being a enemy to the us is dangerous , but being its friend is dangerous probably by - iran ,EU , Pakistan, japan 😂😂