A Story About Richard Nixon, Anwar Sadat And The Shah's Funeral

[@draoi99]

I could listen to Nixon telling stories all night long.

[@fredsmith3456]

Absolutely!

[@nicholaskettle9154]

I do laying in bed!

[@Huggybear64]

​@@nicholaskettle9154 😮

[@user-et1ht9fx2k]

Once you are down, you see who is a class act and who is not.

[@riff2072]

President Nixon once told a story that he would write a little note to person that was having a tough time. He said anyone could write a note when a person is "on top," but when a person is done that is the time they need the note of encouragement.

[@barriolimbas]

Guess nobody would appreciate loyalty and compassion like that more than Nixon. Carter or the Shah, Sadat stood up for them.

[@lanaofficiel4042]

Yes, so true.

[@Barber9er]

"Courageous, sir? It isn't courageous to stand up for a friend." 🔥🔥

[@richardmeo2503]

Yet across the Globe NO ONE WOULD STAND BY HIM. AND THAT INCLUDED INANE CARTER!!

[@JKRowl]

LMFAO 🤣😂😁

[@colleenmcnally7400]

@Jkrowl trolling his comment as well I see. Creeps like you only show how integrity bothers you.

[@ethan8865]

Who tf are you people? Nixon was literally a criminal, a liar, and a racist war-monger. He disgraced the presidency and the nation. Are you all just completely ignorant of history?

[@scott.wrightnj]

You do realize Richard Nixon has been dead since 1994 lol 😆

[@shackdaddy7106]

I will never forget the interview with Mike Wallace on 60 Minutes when Anwar Sadat called Ayatollah Khomeini a lunatic. Probably the most honest statement I’ve ever heard from any politician that I know of.

[@ellf535]

60 Minutes was (and still is!) a leftist propaganda outlet that did the carter et al bidding in 1979 to demonize and backstab Iran and her dedicated king, and promote and hype up the khomeinist murderers as “some kind of savior” of the country. I imagine, 60 Minutes was not too pleased by President Sadat’s comments against their islamo-vampire puppet who destroyed the oldest country in the world, Iran.

[@TommyGirl-lk8ky]

How right he was.

[@hayderneamah1323]

Sadat words are meaningless to us , We will never give up Palestine. He was a traitor to his own people . Egyptians will never accept Zionists even if their leaders might.

[@dmctztv3842]

@@hayderneamah1323 and now gaza is a parking lot, thats the difference between a leader and a demagogue who only thinks with emotions

[@dash9963]

"Courageous, sir? It isn't courageous to stand up for a friend." A friend in need, is a friend indeed. When I hear about Egypt, I see an image of President Sadat. I have become to respect President Nixon the more I hear from him. May all three RIP.

[@Persian8474]

May our beloved Shah, President Sadat, and President Nixon rest in peace. Their wisdom and elegance are sorely missed in these times. Happy Persian New Year!

[@corgiowner436]

We are sadly lacking in these sort of leaders today.

[@ethan8865]

Actually, we have plenty of liars and criminals amongst the political class today. Nixon helped normalize that.

[@donlightfoot9608]

@@ethan8865 What Nixon did was nothing. Particularly compared to today.

[@phoenixrising7623]

​​@@ethan8865 If you can't say something nice do yourself a favor go stay in the corner face the wall don't talk until you are permitted

[@sgx9874]

You know what they say, "Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, weak men create hard times..." These men lived in times when the stakes were high...most were veterans of the war or had lived through them. They knew what the world was, they knew what war was, and they knew that the world wasnt a simple idealistic place common minded Americans in their idealized bubble imagined it to be. They were realists, they were pragmatists. They didnt always make the right decisions, they but i have no doubt that individially they are worth more salt and intellect than all the recent leaders have been put together. And no one today would have the strength of character to do what they did back then.

[@samd0411]

President Sadat was a great man of honour and vast majority of Iranian people never forget what President Sadat did for HIM The Shah. 🙏🏼 RIP all these 3 great men 🙏🏼

[@n12-6]

These three powerful men, the Shah of Iran, President Sadaat and President Nixon were great. All of them. I have never been tired to watch their interviews and documentries.

[@frashokereti9096]

President Sadat of Egypt is loved by today's Iranian youth for hosting our Shah in his last days. He was a true friend, who ended up paying with his life when he was assassinated by the Muslim brotherhood the following year. Our parents' generation so shamefully exiled the Shah of Iran while he was suffering from terminal cancer and they wanted to execute him if they could get their hands on him and further bring shame and trauma to the Iranian national psyche. The way Carter, Giscard d'Estaing and other western leaders also treated our Shah and replaced him with Khomeini is a blot on the western political history. Not only it was a policy with disastrous consequences for the Iranian people but also the whole world has been dealing with state sponsored terrorism spread by the Islamic Ayatollahs and their proxies.

[@phoenixrising7623]

👍

[@ellf535]

Spot on, and one of the most disastrous, biggest tragedies of our generation.

[@asemonabriiii]

👌✌️👏

[@TheStrategos392]

Anwar Sadat was a very principled man. There is a great quote from his autobiography which I will never forget: Tactical deception, yes. Ethical deception, never.

[@phoenixrising7623]

👍

[@howardtennenhouse7849]

Couldn’t disagree more.He attacked Israel on Yom Kippur.His army tortured Israeli POWs.No ethical deception? He lied to his people and caused the death of Israelis and Egyptians.His own people revered Nasser more than Sadat.

[@zamzam1872]

انها الحرب وماذا فعلت اسرائيل في ١٩٦٧؟.....ان اسرائيل دولة احتلال وقتلت ابرياء كثيرين ولتراجع وتبحث عن قتلها الاطفال في مذبحة مدرسة بحر البقر في مصر وغيرها كثير...... ان الاعلام الامريكي والاوروبي يعطيكم صور كاذبة عن العرب وحقوقهم في الدفاع عن اراضيهم من زرع اسرائيل في الشرق الاوسط غير انجلترا وامريكا ورعاية دول اوروبا؟ من يمولها بالاسلحة غير هم؟ اين كانوا يعيشون الاسرائيلين من قبل ان ياتوا إلي فلسطين؟ ​@@howardtennenhouse7849

[@cozakokotano6448]

​@@howardtennenhouse7849 well, he wanted Sinai back and he forced Israel on the table and he is victorious. Because Israel never accepted to be on the table of negotiations. Cry harder.

[@howardtennenhouse7849]

@@cozakokotano6448 Israel attempted peace negotiations with the Arab world in 1947,1967 and more recently while Clinton was president.The Arabs said no peace,no recognition of Israel. Your snide comment to cry harder is insulting.My cousin was an officer in the Israeli Defence Forces in 1973 and was killed after the sneak attack by Syria and Egypt.

[@9879SigmundS]

As a young kid I appreciated Nixon's clarity of thought. Forty five years later, I appreciate him more.

[@hosamkamal6060]

Sadat was a great humble man may God rest his soul in peace

[@hazemsalah7606]

Amen

[@keen3313]

As someone who loves history I love to hear these stories directly from the person who was involved, imagine listening to a Roman emperor talking how he had visited Egypt and and what exactly he talked about to the pharaoh!

[@123canadagirl]

Now THAT would truly be amazing! 😊

[@TSERJI]

I thought the Roman emperors WERE the pharaohs, because Rome ruled Greece at the time. Am I mistaken?

[@jgrantsf]

Man, could we use an intelligent man like Nixon as president today. Especially with so many overseas conflicts and problems.

[@seancotter9156]

Seriously!!!

[@johnherlihy4739]

What a great video! The liberal press hated Nixon, but he will always be one of my favorite Presidents of the 20th Century! You can see, in this video, his intellectual firepower! 🔥

[@phoenixrising7623]

👍

[@D.N..]

Its a pleasure and a joy to actually be able to listen to an articulate former president,

[@peymanshahshahani5974]

You Mr. President and RIP Anwar Sadat were the true friends of Iran. Because in our ancient culture, our Shah is the representative of our nation and country; and you both showed your respect and friendship to him.

[@colleenmcnally7400]

Wish he was our president now. My dad was military and as I watched what our government did to Nixon my family we were was sickened. My dad put no faith in our country having a chance of being genuine after that. He died shortly after so was spared today's world.

[@JKRowl]

LMAO that criminal Nixon…

[@colleenmcnally7400]

@Jkrowl. Seems to me that your a troll scumming through comments.

[@Leto2ndAtreides]

What made them continue to believe in him despite his apparent ethical failure?

[@AnthonyAnthony-tk4ye]

I just found out Killory Klinton had a hand in bringing him down, and not to find facts and search for truth, but have him removed at all costs…

[@milkom666]

you should be proud of your dad. serving his country and smart too. rest in peace all of these great men.

[@saeedpakiari7446]

Shah and Nixon are the 2 great leaders who were unfairly dismissed and humiliated in their home countries while they deserved their spot in the brightest pages of history. The earlier is already redeemed and honored by his nation. The lattey will make it sooner or later

[@MaryamofShomal]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@educational_software1463]

These 3 men were the competent, coherent, progressive, sensical and patriotic men that we unfortunately lost. They were men of faith and truthfulness. The presence of these 3 men assured our world that peace would be the top priority in their leadership. Unfortunately, our modern leaders are all incompetent and mentally ill. Maybe there are still a few politicians left that have an actual brain, but even them are certainly not as good as these 3 intelligent men were. May president Nixon, the Shah (and his father), and president Sadat rest in eternal peace.

[@MaryamofShomal]

Amen 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 God bless you

[@phoenixrising7623]

​@ MaryamofShomal 👍

[@phoenixrising7623]

👍

[@sgx9874]

The era of pragmatism and moderation is coming to an end. Suppose its just a nature of the cold war and the 20th century in general. The times were hard and stakes were high...you had to be. Such is not the case anymore. More and more people driven by emotion and impulses, and idealogical zealotry...viewing the world in black and white. Good and bad. With me or against me... With a pragmatist, you can profoundly disagree, you may be on opposite sides, and yet know that they can be relied upon to act in their best interest, to behave in a reasonable and pragmatic manner. A pargamatist is one that can be relied upon. You know they have the base level of competence, and human dignity to do whats needed in their interest, to do right by them. To act as civilized men of a civilized society. With an idealist, a zealot...none of that is the case. With that the base level of civlity that distinguishes us as human beings, and that base level of mutual respect, dignity and basic civility in conversation, once that is gone, we are no more animals than men. The only thing worse than a ruthless pragmatist...is a ruthless idealist... There is a certain level of class and dignity that has been lost from the world...the notion that you can profoundly disagree, be on opposite sides of a war but yet admire each others strength and character as individuals...certainly from this time in the 20th century when many lived through war and hardship, sons of the 20th century and of the greatest generation...that common bond among them all, that joined them in mutial admiration and respect. It was a harder time, but undoubtedly a more civilized time...perhaps precisely so because they needed to be. As they say, "Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, weak men create hard times..." These men lived in times when the stakes were high...most were veterans of the war or had lived through them. They knew what the world was, they knew what war was, and they knew that the world wasnt a simple idealistic place common minded Americans in their idealized bubble imagined it to be. They were realists, they were pragmatists. They didnt always make the right decisions, they but i have no doubt that individially they are worth more salt and intellect than all the recent leaders have been put together. And no one today would have the strength of character to do what they did back then.

[@e.o9470]

We the people of Iran will never forget this Sa’dat’s decision and the nation of Egypt will always be a good friend of a free Iran. RIP Sa’dat

[@katewillis7662]

Thank you bro ❤ as an Egyptian I love Iranian people and its culture and we love the shah too

[@michaelmcgovern8110]

Anwar Sadat died for peace. In any language, blessed are the peacemakers they will be called children of God. ☮️

[@phoenixrising7623]

👍

[@benjurqunov]

But why did that peace include homosexual special rights ? Sadat wasn't no illegal mexican !

[@Nobody-yt9gz]

The lines of Jimmy Carter u just put Thank u

[@hamid.r.salehi]

For the Shah ❤❤❤❤❤ For Sadat 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 For Nixon 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@carolgarza9422]

My love and respect for Nixon continues to grow stronger What a humongous difference from these bumbling idiots we have for leaders. Today’s “leaders” are all about power, greed, selfishness and divisiveness on both sides of the isle!

[@kambiz7556]

An Iranian here, R.I.P Mr. President

[@123pb]

Loyalty is in short supply

[@phoenixrising7623]

That's why I love President Donald J Trump and I vote for him again and again and again because loyalty is a big thing for him

[@Davidm12123]

As an Iranian, wanted to express my deep gratitude to the people of Egypt and President Sadat. Thank you and God bless you all ❤🇪🇬

[@KMN-bg3yu]

Despite his many character flaws, Nixon was likely one of the most astute presidents of the last 100 years

[@pari8198]

What a noble man: Sadat and what a noble thing to do: Nixon going to Shah's funeral despite him being out of power then. It would've been such a better place if we had more people in this world like them.

[@AhoraMazda-p2d]

THE SHAH LIVES IN ARE HEARTS!!!!!!!!..... KING REZA PAHLAVIE!!!!!!!!!........

[@billvetter5328]

Have you ever seen one of those memes with a park bench where they ask who you would like to spend an hour talking with...? Without hesitation, I can say that besides my father, whom I cherish and love, I would love an opportunity to talk to Richard Nixon. His knowledge and wisdom are more pertinent today than ever... What an amazing man, and a great President he was...

[@Jleed989]

If you disregard the Watergate scandal. Those of us who lived through it might have a different take on history

[@Trump-rv4nz]

@@Jleed989watergate was no big deal. The press blew it way out of proportion

[@phoenixrising7623]

​@@Jleed989 Watergate with a liberal media behind it Of course you should have a different opinion😂

[@phoenixrising7623]

​@@Trump-rv4nz 👍

[@ButterfatFarms]

​@@Jleed989given what's come to pass since then in American politics Watergate seems almost quaint today.

[@alizamzam11]

Men of character are rare these days

[@123canadagirl]

Where are these types of leaders now? We are so lacking in many countries of good leaders

[@justclip-yj3ly]

We are greatfull and thanks full to the president nixon and president sadat cuz you are truly friendly to our shah and iranian nations

[@saeedpakiari7446]

Wishing one day an Iranian Shah or Persident stand in the US senate and reciprocating Nixion's deep human values, by honoring him in the name of the people of Iran!

[@MaryamofShomal]

Trust me when i say that that day isn’t too far off…Shah Reza Pahlavi II will soon follow in the mold set by his own father and grandfather. Javid Shah 🙏🏽 Payandeh Iran

[@ellf535]

So so true, @maryamofshomal! We all feel it. The day when Iranians can truly thank their friends and those who stood with them, and also have a reckoning with those who betrayed and backstabbed them and made friends and allies with their jihadist occupiers, are so close we can feel it like a balmy sunny breeze blowing on our cold frozen bodies!

[@NormSimpson-iw5jr]

As a kid, I was able to shake his hand and say hello many times. He would fly in on AF1 to our base, thing's were different then...it wasn't a media mob. In fact I don't remember seeing any media on base back then. Just the Airmen and Marines and our President. Everyone loved him.

[@phoenixrising7623]

👍

[@rostamdastaan8724]

God blessed president NIXON From iran

[@Gr8Layks]

Probably the cleverest US President of the 20th century.

[@chenlim2165]

Whether you agree with him or not, they don't make them like they did Nixon anymore. What a great story.

[@pikebishop8516]

I thought in another vignette about sadat, that nixon underestimate Anwar el sadat. It can't be nixon's visions, he never fail to judge a man character. It's me of course, because I didn't see the whole interview. I hope the nixon's foundation will release the full documents, the wealth of informations are priceless!

[@XerxesGammon200]

Nixon had honor and integrity ❤

[@ShahinAmerian]

the difference between great leaders and petite politicians is as simple as standing for principles .

[@fundamentos3439]

I always admired President Sadat.

[@DrMohammedAlmannai]

President Sadat was a man with a far-sighted vision; however, America shattered his hopes and the hopes of all those seeking peace with its boundless bias towards Israel.

[@Sheeeeshack]

Nixon was right on many things

[@briancuthbert4508]

Nixon was a good man and a good president

[@saeidsaberi8127]

Thanks for support our king . We never forgot what you did

[@ralphfurley123]

Wow, very moving story! ☮️🖖🏽

[@jpathak6227]

Only his watergate scandal gave Nixon lowest approval. He was one of the smartest republicans.

[@kavehjypsy]

We will never forget what Mr.Sadat did for his friend and our king. When everyone turned back on him Sadat was true to his friendship. Thank you Mr. Sadat and people of Egypt.

[@srzar]

Last great president.

[@JerseyCityGuy]

Can you imagine a time when the USA politicians sat all night conversing with othér heads of state? How civilised and respectful.

[@mrpeel3239]

Imagine today's politicians recalling the true measure of a man and statesman with such skill, empathy and diplomacy.

[@sgx9874]

You know what they say, "Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, weak men create hard times..." These men lived in times when the stakes were high...most were veterans of the war or had lived through them. They knew what the world was, they knew what war was, and they knew that the world wasnt a simple idealistic place common minded Americans in their idealized bubble imagined it to be. They were realists, they were pragmatists. They didnt always make the right decisions, they but i have no doubt that individially they are worth more salt and intellect than all the recent leaders have been put together. And no one today would have the strength of character to do what they did back then.

[@josephphoenix1376]

Anwar EL- Sadat came out of Nasser,s shadow.... And Excelled in his own right!

[@blotzkrog]

Carter was an absolute disgrace in the American history... I take a bow to Sadat; not only a great politician, but a man of high morals. Always nice to hear Nixon's talks I wish there was way more... RIP

[@JohnReilly-r4j]

I challenge that statement that “Carter was a disgrace “….Carter inherited a total economic mess from Nixon/Ford..he negotiated the camp david agreement and the Salt 2 nuclear weapons reduction agreement with the Soviet Union…He had the balls to attempt the hostage rescue from Tehran..plus Jimmy was a decent man..History will be kind to him

[@blotzkrog]

@user-hj4wr6ec3r yes but not totally... I agree as a person we are all nice human beings. But let's evaluate him for what he was, a politician, a president now. you see, he himself was the reason why Shah was ousted. And so for him to deal with its aftermath (or not) doesn't really change much. If he was competent, if he had the wisdom that Shah was a far favorable asset to have than the mullahs, he wouldn't have had to deal with a hostage situation in the first place. In the bigger scheme, the point is, his contributions were detrimental. To the American history, and beyond.

[@Gr8Layks]

Not too bright, eh? Carter is point of pride in American politics. Your comment is a disgrace.

[@blotzkrog]

@@Gr8Layks cry some more

[@JohnReilly-r4j]

@@blotzkrog no the Shah was responsible for his removal from power as he was totally corrupt and Iranians had enough of poverty and living in a dictatorship (although life under the Ayatollah was no better)

[@sgx9874]

There is a certain level of class and dignity that has been lost from the world...the notion that you can profoundly disagree, be on opposite sides of a war but yet admire each others strength and character as individuals...certainly from this time in the 20th century when many lived through war and hardship, sons of the 20th century and of the greatest generation...that common bond among them all, that joined them in mutial admiration and respect. It was a harder time, but undoubtedly a more civilized time...perhaps precisely so because they needed to be. As they say, "hard times create strong men...and so on." Hard times breeded men of caliber and in turn You needed men of caliber to navigate through hard times.

[@findout7505]

Nixon and Anwar Sadat are similar men: They would always stand up for a friend.

[@ram0166]

Listening to Nixon tell stories reminds me of when I was able to listen to my parents conversations with their parents. When Queen Elizabeth II died, I suddenly realized that she was the last of that generation to still be in such a position. It’s a whole different world without them now. The world has become a worse place without them.

[@johnherlihy4739]

This video shows the great character of Richard Nixon! What a good man! He went along with Sadat’s view of President Carter, even though Carter was a doomed President, just like Biden today! But Nixon had great character to support Carter, since he was the President in 1980.

[@Mokh7777]

Nixon and Shah looking down on both us in lran and America and….🥲

[@saulchapnick1566]

I absolutely admired this man’s knowledge on foreign policy. Till this day I never understood why he did what he did regarding watergate. He was a shoo-in for re-election

[@MaryamofShomal]

SAME ☹️

[@wingtip7149]

Nixon was as confused as anybody about the break-in at the watergate and attempted bugging of Larry O'brien and the DNC. He Never authorized it and only learned of it later. The operation made no tactical or strategic sense. Because it was a "nothing-burger" in the words of Ben Stein, Nixon wasn't concerned over it. His enemies pounced on it, exaggerated and sensationalized it and marshalled all forces, Congress, the liberal press, the entrenched Washington/Federal beauracracy, and the Intelligence Ccommunity to destroy him.

[@TommyGirl-lk8ky]

Watch Tucker Carlson interview regarding what Watergate really was about. Two hours but worth the time.

[@saulchapnick1566]

His emotional demons (insecurities) took the worst of him. The country would have overwhelmingly voted him for a second term without his turning to the plumbers.

[@f-86zoomer37]

If we had republicans like him and Reagan today, I wouldn’t in fact be worried at all about the direction of America. Even though I have a ton of disagreements with both, I can firmly believe they would never undermine our democracy.

[@rostamdastaan8724]

God blessed the shah & president sadat & president Nixon

[@blackterminal]

Thanks for this.

[@markhayward7400]

It is no surprise to find that Richard Nixon subscribes to the 'great man' theory of history. Simply talking about Sadat in these terms enables him to include himself in their number !

[@ghassantn]

I remember, he visited then Tunisia on his return trip from Cairo and met his friend President Bourguiba

[@gayan2517]

Shah of Iran? He loved him like a brother in law.

[@tedbaxter5234]

How we have fallen. Today, our choices are Biden/Harris or Trump.

[@phoenixrising7623]

Please do not include Trump in that bunch

[@AMN_2080]

Many Iranians remember Nixon's close relationship with the Shah and that Sadat sheltered the Shah in difficult circumstances as important memories😢

[@johnmahland363]

Close Nixon deserves credit for keeping a lid on this hole Palestinian Israeli conflict that we were dealing with today literally

[@The_SweetBurn]

Where can I find the complete version of this video?

[@PahlaviLover]

RIP all 3 great men❤❤❤

[@threemobileone1371]

The overthrow of the late Shah of lran in79 by UK&USA might be the biggest TABOO subject in the west since WW2, but it isn't their best kept secret among us lranians.Iranians will not forget nor forgive.

[@ashvoj]

US/UK/Israel were the masterminds, assisted by the Arab States, the Soviet Union, China and Europe (France/Germany, etc)

[@cozakokotano6448]

Eventually Egyptians protected the Shah. Iranians are pathetic.

[@beta9444]

2:22 Even Christopher Moltisanti went to pay respect

[@khurshidanwar1483]

R.Nixon had to praise A.as Sadat.He did whatever USA and Israel wanted and paid for it also.

[@williamturner1517]

Pleased to say, I met President Nixon on to occasions.

[@bobchannell3553]

Notice that he talked to former presidents and other world leaders. All we hear about these days is that the President doesn't talk to anyone who doesn't agree with his point of view.

[@sgx9874]

The only thing worse than a ruthless pragmatist...is a ruthless idealist...

[@raym6283]

Mr .president nixon will be rememberer in Iranian hearts and minds as great man .when he talked about SHAH. it's make me cry for what happened to SHAH and Iran. Long live SHAH. God bless his soul and God save America

[@whatsreal7506]

Current politicians are so lacking!

[@Hamidrza949]

Shah❤+Nixon❤️+Sadat❤= peace for Mideast and world

[@MohamadLevel0]

#KingRezaPahlavi #MEPeaceWithPahlavi

[@e.o9470]

نیکسون، سادات همیشه در قلب مردم ایران!❤

[@phoenixrising7623]

👍

[@fredamisi]

Very intelligent man Nixon was

[@PariAbi]

Shah ♥️

[@WagnerPD]

NIXON NOW

[@elainepalumbo9837]

Listen to him speak and then listen to Biden speak. Wow!!! Big difference don’t ya think. 🤯🤯🤯

[@IslamicRageBoy]

Sadat X

[@joeylawn36111]

Nixon was at Phil Leotardo's funeral????

[@JKRowl]

President Sadat, the man who crushed Israel with poor soviet made weapons. May President Sadat R.I.P. .

[@junaid1]

the truth is Sadat got his behind whooped in the "73 war. But it was enough to save face and allow for eventual peace to begin. That peace has lasted to this day.

[@draoi99]

Dunno about that, it appears Israel is still in existence today.

[@cozakokotano6448]

​@@junaid1 lol. Is that why Golda Meir in her momir screamed for Kissinger to help? Is that why USA intervened in the war in November 1973 to save Israel? Is that why Ariel Sharon admitted he was lost and couldn't do anything and even when he surrounded the Egyptian 3rd army, it didn't get defeated and Muhammad Hussain Tantawy broke that encirculation eventually? 😂😂 Learn history lol. Here are some sources for you: Ten myths about Israel book by Israeli historian Ilan Pappe. The iron wall book by Israeli historian Avi Shlaim. The fear of peace book by Israeli historian Mosche Zimmerman. My life memoir book by Golda Meir. Elusive victory book by Trevor N Dupuy. Ariel Sharon interview on Yom Kippur war. IDF leaders themselves in the war admitted they lost, on basis are you saying they won and even no sources or documentaries say Israel won that war. Are you in another universe?

[@TheImperialChannel]

*While Nixon and King Constantine II of the Hellenes were not in office then, the king outranked Nixon.*

[@calsonyap8337]

Three greatest world leaders during the cold war.

[@sartainja]

Nixon like LBJ appreciated loyalty.

[@cozakokotano6448]

Lol. Even until now, the Shah is buried in Egypt.

[@Anooshehk]

God Bless Richard Nixon, Anwar Sadat, Shah of Iran

[@Krishnazflute]

The Shahbano the third and last wife of the Shah now lives in Paris. She has a completely different version to tell. She says the US left them dangling, Shah was battling cancer and all that the US did was give him a poor man's refuge.

[@Anooshehk]

@@Krishnazflute Shahbano is right and both Nixon and Reagan agreed. It was the disgusting Carter who did that to Shah of Iran

[@hadizare-m8o]

#KINGREZAPAHLAVI #SHAH #KING_IRAN

[@MFG333]

Has Biden been talking to these leaders too?

[@wengercleopatra2150]

Nah they’re not his type

[@MFG333]

@@wengercleopatra2150 You could be wrong because Biden keeps telling us that he is actively in conversations with world leaders who died decades ago. Also, most of Biden's voters are dead people, so anything is possible.

[@gaston8512]

Nixon will be remembered as a great President, unfortunately with a bad last impression. Edit: those who pray for Isreal will be blessed. Curse: cursed.