Shah of Iran Interview 1977

[@julikasavic4112]

His answers are very well thought and very diplomatic. One must also consider that he was already sick with cancer.

[@homayamaniShahdoost]

Agree. You can see it on his face that his health is deteriorating 😔

[@manizoza2525]

So very sad

[@mmemalek8973]

C est toujours les gens bien qui ont souffert un homme très intelligent moderne évolué. Dommage

[@lifeswe7834]

He is not sad he is upset, beacause they didn't recieve him well.

[@chillie0000]

"Iraq is a country i am worried about" (1977) Three years later saddam attacks

[@Adam-gf3jg]

You mean Khomeini attacks. Anyway Iran and Iraq were also about to go to war under the Shah in the 70s. The reason being that Iraq were fighting kurdish separatists and Iran was supporting them with arms and there were also huge disputed areas like the Shatt al-Arab that both sides wanted to control thats until the 1975 Algiers agreement. Anyway it was predictable not that impressive to be honest.

[@sonderman8079]

But all Shah's supporters today suggest that Iran started the war with Iraq, because of blah, blah, blah...

[@Lol-ql3gd]

@@sonderman8079 no they dont?

[@My3elium]

One and only man i can ever call king . True to him self .

[@parisabeyran6798]

My god...the Shah was too honest he was a real gentleman who just wanted his country to be a prosperous and progressive country. But his opposition and western media take advantage of his honesty and used his statements against him.

[@PeymanADLDOUSTIHAGH]

The US saw the King of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, as a barrier for its Middle East policy of perpetual war.

[@MH-pr2gc]

And an obstacle for getting cheap oil !!!

[@cipher8048]

Very smart man....you can truely see how intelligent and respectful the Shah is ...God bless him God bless Iran

[@ferriscasp8260]

HIS SOUL BE AT REST IF, WE TAKE THE FLAG OF IRAN AND CONTINUE TO DO WHAT HE WAS EXPECTING FOR IRAN AND IRANIANS!

[@amirnezami1448]

May his soul rest in peace, 2019.

[@DrLecterChianti]

The Shah was 20 years ahead of his time. May he Rest in Peace.

[@Megalommatis]

20? !! 40 you mean!

[@DariusATL]

@@Megalommatis 100% agreed. That was the first thing came to my mind, just 20? More like 40 or even 50 years ahead. It’s funny how Russia has brain washed so many of us for the past several decades and now Russia runs Iran.

[@Megalommatis]

@@DariusATL You are very right. I was in Iran (throughout the country) in the 1980s. I worked as war front journalist and reported from many locations inside Iraq in 1986-1987. The Russians only copy the English in their attempt to deceive and keep deceiving various Iranian administrations.

[@samborlon]

At least 50.

[@alinaqirizvi1441]

May he burn in hell

[@weneyikurdistan]

The sorrow is so deep that I do want to believe in reincarnation. I hope we can have a Shah like him in future. I hope we can appreciate him this time. NOW WE CAN FEEL WHAT WE DID TO HIM THROUGH THE LOOK IN HIS EYES.

[@sarahkhanlari6215]

Never it can happen to İran no where can be same sham on western + est

[@thedadadaraindejavu8622]

We lost such an incredible person…

[@lanaofficiel4042]

Yes, indeed. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi was one of the most educated and sophisticated rulers in the Middle East. Iran was plunged into darkness and despair since the Shah was forced to leave. May he Rest in Peace and may his reward be great in Heaven 🙏.

[@patszer8314]

You guys didn't lose the Shah. You threw him away.

[@thedadadaraindejavu8622]

@@patszer8314 the idiots from the 50s threw him away, not my generation

[@ali_adeeb]

lol you really have no idea then about what the people were going through before the revolution

[@lanaofficiel4042]

​@@ali_adeebSo you think that the people are better off now with ignorant, narrow minded backward Barbarians ruling the nation??? You'd only believe that if you also embrace that backwards ideology of political Islam. Only an ignorant Islamist would share your opinion.

[@peternielsen8601]

Except for when he is asked to comment directly on his political prisoners, he is EXTREMLY honest, direct, straightforward. You dont see any Western politician being that today. I like his style.

[@Nas-pd3ze]

He was also honest about the political prisoners situation. The problem is some people don't understand that those communists who detonate bombs are not considered political prisoners. And, starting late '60s, that's all communists in Iran were doing.

[@kambiztaleghani]

I believe this visit was a set up. Every single interview was a set up he was a big problem for big outsiders but all he was doing was protecting his people and his country. One of the greatest human being ever live Rest in Peace.thanks for the video.

[@TeeTee-zm2re]

He was very patriotic and was always looking after Iranian interests first

[@xerexeslion4120]

درود بر فروهر شاهنشاه ایران . ای کاش مردم ایران این مرد بزرگ را بیشتر میشناختند و ای کاش بیگانگان برای همیشه دستشان را از ایران کوتاه کنند.

[@shahin.gamessky606]

شاهه شیعه تیر خلاص رو به کشوری زد بعد از قرن ها مقاومت و دستوپا زدن برای بقا !! شاهه اسلام گرا که نداند دنیا دست کیه و چجوری کنترل میشه و نداند در چه جایگاهی هست (شاه ایرازمین) ... ملتش محکوم به نابودی بودن ک همین هم شد شاهه بزدل و ترسو که عرضه و عتشی برای انتقام از اعراب نداشت بلکه برعکس با اعراب داداش میشه و برای منافع اونها خودش و کشورش رو بخاطر دشمنی با غرب به سیاهچال نابودی انداخت، ایران باید رنسانس فرهنگی رو دوران ایشون تجربه میکرد اما برعکس توسط اخوندا و امثال شریعتی و شاهو ملکه ای اسلام پناه و مسلمان واقعی کاملا روش برعکس رو انجام دادن و حماقت جهالت خرافات بیگانه پرستی و بی فرهنگی رو از طریق شیعه گری و اخوند بیشتر ادامه میده!! این کشور محکومه ب نابودی، احساس حقارت نمیکنید شاهتون هزار تا مصاحبه یا همان جواب پس دادن ب یکمشت خبرنگار انجام داده؟! کدام شاهی انقدر اینچنین مصاحبه داره؟ و اینجوری عمل کرده؟! ایرانیا دوست نداشتن مثل امریکا حاکم جهان باشن و شاهمون ب مسائل جهان اهمیت بده!! ما فقط ارامش و زندگی خوب در سکوت میخاستیم این کارها چی بود اخه!!

[@erhustudio8389]

ای کاش؟! ای کاش میشد پاریس را در یک بطری قرار داد، . . . ای کاش میشد در زیر آب نفس کشید، . . . ای کاش . . .

[@jobu88]

Man if you could put the entire Iranian population in a time machine and go back to 1978, I wonder how many of them would want things to work out the same? Especially the young people that were so important in toppling his government.

[@lilyghassemzadeh]

I bet back then he knew he was being undermined, the intellectual man that he was. RIP man.

[@jonaidali8905]

From his face and demeanour he looks a noble man, and by his talk he showed he is an experienced States man, well in tune with his position in the geopolitical arena, and a noble king who loves and cares for his people.

[@navylaks2]

Iran means The Land of the noble people

[@verysmartultrahuman939]

bullshit, he was a corrupt man with no royal blood, his dad worked in the stables and took power by force. GTFO with your BS.

[@franciscoedinaldodinizdaco4655]

Viva Reza Pahlavi, abaixo ao mafioso e desgraçado aiatolá golpista!

[@rjmoney9]

Face and demeanor is clearly deceiving. Terrible ruler who also committed mass campaigns of some of the cruelest tortures imaginable.

[@Bozlee22]

And betrayed by US just like every other US ally since

[@marklucca3044]

These Jackals in the media never change. They'd never question Kamalah like this.

[@hossainnoori1]

فدای روی ماهت و مهربوت بشم پدر دلسوز ایران!!!🙏💙💙💙

[@ramin47rs]

❤❤❤

[@mardiealjasmi5711]

خدا رحمتش كنه

[@naftalikahn4559]

i can see deep pain in his eyes ,feeling betrayal by his people whom he loved so much

[@abdul-hadidadkhah1459]

and by his 'allies'.

[@roubika1922]

King of kings that was betrayed by those he trusted most

[@rockyracoon3233]

"Eu tu Brutus"

[@Malibu-ku2to]

He was too kind!!.

[@MovieBuffReal]

I agree. He let the mullas (mules!) to say whatever they want and do whatever they can to brainwash the stupid, retarded people of Iran and rise against him!

[@bensepdk]

You could clearly see in this interview that he was severely affected by his illness, cancer. R.I.P.

[@nvtcapital8161]

His cancer was kept under control until the coup in 1979.

[@Lol-ql3gd]

@@nvtcapital8161 nah it was kept hidden until 1979, not under control

[@mehrzadvahedi796]

Look at king such beautiful interview.very powerful man he was I miss you king .Roohat Shad Pahlavi .only kingdom for Iran 🇮🇷 and Iranian

[@AriaMohtadiHaghighi]

He rightly predicted the Iraq-Iran war which was to come. Hence the need for arms purchase. God bless his soul.

[@AriaMohtadiHaghighi]

​@@rostamsunny8802 My point exactly. And who supported the Mullahs to overthrow the Shah? USA. Who armed them during the war? Again, USA. Who ended up attacking Iraq after 911? USA. What I'm trying to say is, the Shah must have been well aware of the international conspiracy that was in store for him and Iran, and the rest of the Middle East. because all the Islamic regime of Khomeini did was destabilize the region, and oppress its own people in Iran. P.S. I've never supported the Mullahs in Iran; in fact, I blame my silly countrymen of the time, as well as American/European politicians and media stations such as the BBC for helping pave the way for that maniac Khomeini and atrocities that he caused.

[@robotx6259]

@@AriaMohtadiHaghighi رحمت بر اون شیری که خوردی.

[@AriaMohtadiHaghighi]

@@robotx6259 لطف دارید. شما هم همینطور.

[@masoudirani2657]

@@AriaMohtadiHaghighi درود بر شما لطف کنید کامنت خودتون رو به فارسی بنویسید سپاسگذارم

[@AriaMohtadiHaghighi]

@@masoudirani2657لطف دارید: "او به درستی جنگ بین ایران و عراق را پیشبینی کرد. به همین دلیل می دانست به خرید تسلیحات نیاز است. روحش شاد."

[@user-nc8uo3sv8e]

خدا رحمتت کنه ای شاهِ خوبان واقعا نجابت و پاکی از رخسار شاهنشاه موج میزنه حیف که قدرش را ندانستند

[@khosrokhazai6148]

Thank you for this really good and enlighting interview. The Shah was a great man and a great king.

[@wdlight]

He is and was the greatest king of Iran. Nobody around him could see his magnitude and intelligence to rule the country and progressive plan for prosperity of Iranian people. Bless his soul.❤

[@neshatshajirati5555]

wow the prediction of Iran and Iraq war is only can be guessed by the one and only Shah of Iran. Javid Shah.

[@paulylobnan275]

Shah Of Iran The True And Real King Of Iran! May His Soul Be Blessed Forever !

[@paulylobnan275]

What A Delicate Spirit And Soul So Sorry He Had To Go Through What He Experienced !

[@matink.1865]

You can see it in his face that he was so sick and thin because of cancer 😢😔

[@MH-pr2gc]

And the stress he was going through

[@Fee581]

How much I love you my man. How much pain in the world since you have gone.

[@idnanali4668]

A true leader. Didnt even hide or lie. Told the honest truth even if it was a shock. If he was leading Iran for longer it would have become an economic and military powerhouse....it may even been able to stabilise the middle east.

[@seddimoussavi3721]

He was highly educated, spoke 6 languages fluently.

[@Not_From_Holland]

Persian, French and English are the languages he gave interviews in. What are the other 3? I have never heard him spoke 6 languages, only 3.

[@takashiimotaki9593]

​@@Not_From_HollandUsual exageration, khomeini was told to speak seven foreign languages, we know he couldn' even speak persian correctly

[@Not_From_Holland]

@@takashiimotaki9593 I thought OP was referring to the Shah. But yeah I have heard that about Khomeini. My mom told me that in all those years he was in exile in Iraq he never learned Arabic and that his Persian was very bad.

[@takashiimotaki9593]

@@Not_From_Holland That's the sad truth, as he said in the airplane bringing him back to iran " nothing " about his feeling, prouved these people dont give a damn about their country and patriotisim unfortunately

[@jawhdi6651]

@@Not_From_Holland belive me i heard sha speak in fench, as a french i can tell you he had tremendous and sophisticated expression

[@alexsolhi6364]

God bless him! He was the greatest thing that happened to Iran! 🙏🏻

[@PersianBenji16]

After islam, and one of the greatest

[@rockyracoon3233]

@@PersianBenji16 . Iran never needed Islam!

[@PersianBenji16]

@@rockyracoon3233 no i mean after islam came

[@alinaqirizvi1441]

@@rockyracoon3233 says the American non-Muslim forcing their beliefs on a country that is 90% Muslim and highly observant

[@rockyracoon3233]

@@alinaqirizvi1441 . Really? I heard Christianity is growing quite fast there.

[@mohsenestiri8574]

I should say that shahanshah was and actually still is the most brave and honest leader in the world and I wonder how those hypocrite hosts did retell a bunch of lies as questions! who dare do what shah did?

[@FBab-jb4lp]

arrogant idiot so called journalist attacking an intelligent leader with CIA designed questions , i am so angry and sad , he should've walked out and not answer them still till this day they are trying to destroy iran , the greed and hate that they have towards our nations its unbearable

[@mojimajidsonouzi7473]

روانش شاد و یادش تا ابد جاودان 💙🌹👑

[@milmanz8396]

I can see he was and honest person, he is alive for ever.

[@gitarre28supertramp36]

❤️👑 I love shah Very good man

[@setareh6932]

indeed a kind Gentleman, he even looks like a kind and honest person! I wish this revolution had never happened.Those were the days my friend, we thought it never end ...days of joy of life! Alas gone! so did our heart and life

[@bodurkushani4584]

Respect to King of Kings from Tajikistan.

[@FLT111]

Iran went back 1000 years after he left... which is so sad.

[@e.o9470]

Truly the king of kings,patriot and the only brilliant leader of his time. Anvar Saadat was also a great leader.

[@paullisanti8673]

Agreed-

[@aliciagarcia5421]

Very charismatic, polite, and beautiful soul. 🙏🎋🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@mehdisayad6852]

Simply love this man. He is our hero forever. Javid ❤Shah❤

[@gitarre28supertramp36]

عاشق ایران و مردم ایران بود ❤️

[@behrouzmohsen2412]

Really, indeed he was. But we were soo blind and naive.

[@edmondsarvarian3749]

JAVID SHAH. In the Land of Kings, KING will never die.

[@6868_dfghjjj]

Worship of kings

[@parvinshajari3128]

looks like he is not happy with the interview

[@Scapone2001]

excellent! where did you find this?

[@لوکخوششانس-ل8س]

He was not a human being, he was an Angel, And people of Iran nowadays............ Oh my God,we missed him a lot. I say hi everyday from Iran to his soul respectfully.

[@Benjamin-sd9qf]

The Shah looks much better and manlier than his son. Even though he is shorter than his son. Also he had a great voice.

[@Persianempire01]

The time has changed. I would like to remind you that we are in 2021.the very majority of Iranians love Prince Reza and you know this.

[@hendkarki7796]

His Son is great as well if he would take a chance

[@lanaofficiel4042]

I agree about the Shah's voice. His voice is very smooth toned, clear in resonance and is accent is unmistakably Persian but it's not harsh and gruff sounding, unlike most Farsi accents. The Shah was an elegant gentleman in every way; his speech and his mannerisms show his royal pedigree through and through.

[@faranakazad4921]

روانت شاد آریامهر ایران #جاویدشاه #پاینده_ایران

[@ferriscasp8260]

HIS SOUL WILL BE AT REST IF, WE TAKE THE FLAG OF IRAN & CONTINUE TO DO WHAT HE WAS DOING FOR IRAN!

[@coolcatdozzit6482]

The problem is hypcorisy in US Foreign Policy. As long as the Shah was submissive to US, he was acceptable to them. Problem is with his Modernization Program, he felt emboldend and had a VALID ambition to tranform / reform Iran into a Great Civilization, because of that he made himself powerful enemies. This was also compunded by the 4 fold price hike in oil in 1973/74 (at the Shah's behest) and the multitude of interviews the Shah gave to BBC/ABC/CBS etc ( here on You Tube) where you can clearly see that he was(maybe even over-) confident of Iran's progress and transformation and investing into it, but also blunt and candid about US/UK's foreign policy shortcommings-double standards. He clearly voiced his misgivings, and criticized certain negative things about the US/West and Israel. This is what the West ( US,UK.France, Israel) found hard to stomach, by 1975 Iran had also the 5fth biggest army in the world, it was in the ascendy and economically (before crises hit, 2nd fastet growing economy in the world) it was reaping the windfall in oil revenue. Yes the Shah increasingly sounded like a Nationalist when he revised Iran's contracts with BIG OIL, and BIG OIL (BP) wouldn't have it so they lobbied very hard Washington and London to get rid of their ally the Shah. So what better way to suddenly become concerned about human righst in Iran ( Iraq was violating human rights much more even in 1970s, yet US/UK and Amnesty International stayed quiet, hmmm, what a paradox!) and label the Shah a tyrannt, and "help" a real religious tyrannt like Khomeini seize "illegally" power in Iran. Everyone ( US,UK, and Iranian secular opposition) thought Khomeini was just a good dumb retarded puppet to manipulate for their ends, but the puppet outfoxed all of them, he was cunning enough and turned tables on all of them. Thanks to this most cynical foreign policy of US/UK/France/Israel, Iranians had to endure 40 years plus of the most corrupted, retarded, regressive Religious dictatorship Iran, has ever seen, which effectively has critically wounded, retarded, weakened Iran for a very long time to come. US got what it wanted I guess in the end. Same like how they got rid of their erstwhile ally (real dictator) Saddam Hussein in 2003, after he outlived his purpose and when he also started getting ideas of his own. Fast forward to the 2011 Egyptian revolution, where US betrayed Mubarrak in Egypt again pressing human righst envelope ( how come human rights in Egypt never bothered them back in the 1980s/1990) or Libya, when US in public made amends with Gadaffi ( who actually trusted their word) as a new found ally in the fight against Islamic Extremism, only stab him in the back later on too . Look at all the turmoil now. It is known that with the fabricated Iranian revolution, yet another milestone was breached in speading turmoil, decay, instability and Islamic Fundamentalism into the region.

[@kaveman1021]

Israel was not an issue. It was leftists who had a problem with the monarchy.

[@KingZE-V88]

That's the typical U.S policy.

[@erhustudio8389]

This interview sparked the first motives of conspiracy for UK and its western allies, which eventually led to the Guadalupe Conference: no support of the Shah, + support of Khomeini. The revolution of 1979 was not a people's revolution, it was an indirect support by US and UK, which brought simple and uninformed people to the streets. By supporting and returning the Shah during Mossadegh's time, the CIA placed the Shah in a position of "debtor" and "submissive" to US and its western allies. But with the passage of time, the Shah made Iran a powerful country with economic/military/political development, and this was not what US, UK and its western allies expected from the Shah . . . So the CIA created a "Khomeini" who would come with a "enemy of the West" mask and turn the situation in favor of the West. And also play the war scenario with Iraq so that all the military weapons and war planes that the Shah had previously bought from US are destroyed and Iran becomes a weak military power. And now, for 45 years, UK have been taking Iranian oil through underground transmission in the border oil rigs in Iraq for one-twentieth of the price set by the Shah. And even US takes that oil for free under the pretext of helping the security presence in Iraq . . . in a situation where Iran does not have the right to sell oil to any country due to economic sanctions during past 45 years. And this is exactly the situation the West expected from the Shah during the time of the Shah, but the Shah did not give in. Apart from the issue of oil, during the past 45 years, the existence of an "apparently" hostile and terrorist government in the Middle East region (Iran) has provided tens of political benefits for UK, US and their allies, that it is beyond the capacity of this page to explain. Nothing is what it seems!

[@erhustudio8389]

Everything you wrote is true. But I don't believe that after Khomeini took office, he turned his back on them. Washington and London, knowing that Khomeini will play the role of the enemy of the West the best, supported Khomeini. The West needed a hypothetical enemy called "Iran" to use it as an excuse to do its tyranny in the world. The existence of a government labeled "terrorist" that has a religious face and can be called the leader of other Muslim countries in the Middle East that can indirectly protect the interests of the West. Moreover, during the last 45 years, the world price of oil has not increased much. Because Iran, which determined the world oil price during the Shah's time, has been under "economic sanctions" for 45 years now. (something that U.S. couldn`t do it during the Shah's time). In fact, during the past 45 years, no country has supported the interests of America and the West (indirectly) as much as Iran! In the last 45 years, the media of the world has indirectly given a "terrorist" face to the countries of the Middle East (except Saudi Arabia!). But all these media slaves did not ask themselves even once that "Why was the Middle East not terrorist before 1979?! Did Islam descend to the Middle East after 1979?!!"😁

[@erhustudio8389]

Everything you wrote is true. But I don't believe that after Khomeini took office, he turned his back on them. Washington and London, knowing that Khomeini will play the role of the enemy of the West the best, supported Khomeini. The West needed a hypothetical enemy called "Iran" to use it as an excuse to do its tyranny in the world. The existence of a government labeled "terrorist" that has a religious face and can be called the leader of other Muslim countries in the Middle East that can indirectly protect the interests of the West. Moreover, during the last 45 years, the world price of oil has not increased much. Because Iran, which determined the world oil price during the Shah's time, has been under "economic sanctions" for 45 years now. (something that U.S. couldn`t do it during the Shah's time). In fact, during the past 45 years, no country has supported the interests of America and the West (indirectly) as much as Iran! In the last 45 years, the media of the world has indirectly given a "terrorist" face to the countries of the Middle East (except Saudi Arabia!). But all these media slaves did not ask themselves even once that "Why was the Middle East not terrorist before 1979?! Did Islam descend to the Middle East after 1979?!!"

[@jennifer0074]

King of Iran you're in our heart ❤for ever.

[@farzadbavarsad6364]

Well said king of kings rest in eternal peace u always b in our hearts n thoughts ☘☘☘☘☘☘

[@atashakgem]

You are always in our hearts , you remain ONE of the most Nobels leaders 👌, incredibly intellectual, highly well educated w great amount of knowledge of international affairs👌😏YOU ARE FOREVER THE KING 👑, ONE & ONLY 💔🤦🏻‍♀️😢

[@samdavinchi1624]

Why no American journalist interview Saudi king today about buying to many weapons

[@TeeTee-zm2re]

Saudi king is an ACTUAL US puppet.

[@SAMSAM-zr3hs]

It is clear now why this interview was never published in Iran.

[@FBab-jb4lp]

Cia had the regime changed on the making its really rich that US always advacating human rights while bombing nations after nations and call it democracy.

[@babaka3278]

جاوید شدی ای شاهنشاه اریامهر، در قلب تک تک انسان ایرانی و برای ابد، جاوید شاه💙💙💙

[@parisa9627]

🥺🥺❤️❤️🙏🙏✌️✌️✌️✌️we didn’t deserve shah and his father . They loved iran and iranian people.

[@ANATORRES-mk3pu]

Deep sadness and frustration is only and very clear what I see on that amazing eyes....... Humans are disgusting and even more when they envy the power behind that black oil.

[@ronmorgan4655]

he was and is our proud....

[@behrouzmohsen2412]

Will always be, even as the time goes he he is being more understood and truly loved and appreciated. A true joy and proud for Iran and all Iranians. Irreplaceable. ❤❤❤

[@edishahbazzadeh352]

King of king 🌹✌

[@hfs9834]

جاوید و پاینده باد شاهنشاه اعلیحضرت ، پدر کبیر ایران. روح و روانتان شاد باشد. به امید روزی که آرامگاه شما در ایران کنار کورش بزرگ جایگزین شود. 💙❤💙❤💙❤

[@shahin.gamessky606]

کوروش تنش لرزیده از اینکه شاهه شیعه و خواب گفت... بخواب ک ما بیداریم در حضور کل دنیا ک همه میدانستن شاه و ملته خوابی هستیم چون شیعه و مسلمانیم!! کوروش تحقیر شد با وجود همچین شاهه عجیب غریبی که منافع اسلام شیعه و ملت های اسلامی براش مهمتر از ملت خودش بود و هزاران سیاره از ملتش دور بود !!

[@lifeswe7834]

You will never die, you are eternal.

[@mashtali1]

Shah really loved Iran. in 70s he was actually anti-U.S. and U.K. that's why they overthrew him.

[@persiancat1116]

As long has his son lives, there is hope. Long live the king.

[@fchau6019]

Self proclaimed "king." 😂

[@beagleman123456789]

No way ‘

[@sandratessem9980]

What a wonderful man.

[@The140399]

A genius man whose words must be written in gold! He was the man of the century who took Iran to the highest grounds! Look at the country now! A miserable half a century behind the rest of the world!

[@hamidmusik7691]

He looks very sad and depressed here and not healthy. Such a bastard plan to change his government.

[@whatsupduckk]

To this day the West is paying a big price for abandoning the Shah.

[@manuvasari]

the people of iran are paying that price

[@bahramshahi9245]

It had absolutely NOTHING to do with the so-called "democracy", my friend. Nothing! It was only oil. O_I_L, it was, not "democracy". OIL. The late Shahanshah RIP was determined to rid Iran of the "Seven Sisters" (read: modern colonialism by West). He had clearly announced it and was vehemently pursuing that path. He was also the de facto leader of OPEC which was quite strong in those days. The West simply could not tolerate that. Thus, they literally caused his downfall at the hands of his very own ungrateful nation. Ungrateful and utterly stupid we Iranians were to fall in the trap of the super powers so easily. We betrayed our king and country and brought a fanatic bastard, Khomeini, to power, not even knowing what the heck we were doing. As simple as that. Yes, my friend. You think the issue was "Democracy"?! Think for a moment about Saudi Arabia then and even NOW! At the time the West was mercilessly attacking and undermining the late Shah of Iran, women in Saudi Arabia even did not have the right to DRIVE A CAR! What did all those "Champions of Human Rights" do about that??! And now, think about that murderer Mohammad Bin Salman who is the staunch ally of the Western politicians (the White House in particular). What is West doing about such GROSS violations of Human Rights?? Or, perhaps, it was only the Shah of IOran who had to be answerable to West?? Think about the despot regimes in the region, and in the whole world. Yes, my friend, it's outright RIDICULOUS to suggest that Iran, under the Shah, had a "poor human rights" record. It was (still is) the issue of O I L! That's all. FACE THE TRUTH!

[@oscarsbg5343]

@@bahramshahi9245 its ridiculous hearing about torture in 1977, when still have today Guantanamo! 🤣🤣🤣 the journalism sucks then and now!

[@rakhimukerji7937]

SHAH WAS.MODERN Iran. Shame.that reactionaries took over

[@bahramshahi9245]

@@Davros539 Do you really think I do not know who Mossadegh was?! Read your own statement again: "Mossadegh would like a word with you". Mohammad Mossadegh, or Mossadegh-ol-saltaneh, is, of course dead. That means someone taking the pseudonym "Mossadegh" would like a word with me. Hence, my phrase "...whoever that is..." . Capisce? (Italian, meaning: Did you understand? .... Sorry but for YOU, it seems, I must explain every detail as you don't seem to be exactly the coldest beer in the fridge).

[@cristoroi420]

The shah of Iran was , one of the most intelligent and knowledgeable among monark and state leaders in the world. He was decades ahead of leaders of his time , when it comes to world politics,

[@mikeoas]

He was ahead of his time it’s sad how Iran is today, I hope one day Iran will overthrow the regime and become a democracy once again

[@puffminister]

Iran is way more advanced than they were during shahs time. Every country right now is scared of iran because of there power and how fast there developing

[@jacobjonm0511]

What you are saying now, was being said about him back then. The problem is who will come after overthrowing a government?

[@jickovonrozentuin7370]

A very smart King .He can talk very well

[@onewotldgovernmentonlywhen9044]

Islam changed Iran to the worst. I feel so bad for the people there.

[@siavashvejdani4821]

نام رضا شاه کبیر ومحمد رضا شاه مظلوم تا ابد در اسمان تاریخ ایران خواهد درخشید

[@godlikesmesomuchchch]

رضا شاه بزرگ و محمدرضا شاه فقید

[@samghanavati259]

Rest in Peace, Aryamehr! ❤️

[@farid9758]

روحت شاد ویادت گرامی ای بزرگ مرد- ما نفهمیدیم

[@hourmazdahoora516]

he was absolutely the real king with dignity ......... او شاه من بود . ... جاوید شاه ...

[@farahvogue6715]

RIP 🙏🏻Shah🧡

[@Daniel-nf8pp]

Iranian revolution brought 40 years of misery and suffering. The moral of the story. Young people don't be hasty in changing your government. You might get something worse than what you have. Consider well what you ask for. Learn from mistakes that other people made in their countries through out history.

[@cltracy2921]

Young people in the United States need to hear what you just said. They think the US is bad and want to exchange it for some Marxist "paradise". No doubt the young people of Iran in 1979 had similar thoughts.

[@minataheri8261]

الهی که قربون اون صدای قشنگت برم عزیزم شاه من پدر من ایخدا اه. چرا از ایران رفتی ما هم بد بخت شدیم روحت شاد هرشب برات دعا میکنم محال است که دیگه روی شادی راببینیم مرگ بر هرچی ملا خدا نسل انهارا محو کنه امین

[@mitraafkari939]

Mina Taheri دقيقا حس و حال منو داري، منم عاشقشم

[@kanimangaa.4574]

An extraordinary leader & king! Ungrateful people of Iran are paying back dearly now for ousting him…

[@MrFarhadtab]

Thank you, it was very insightful and I hadn't seen it before.

[@bahrampaivar5178]

My pleasure Farhad jan

[@aliblack4950]

نکته دردناک گزارش این بود که مریضی شاه کاملا عیان بود و صداقت بی حد و حساب شاه فقید کاش کمی سیاست مدارانه بود چه در مور نفت و چه در مورد خرید سلاح و به الاخص به تعداد میزان زندانیان سیاسی ، اگه ظریف بود که میگفت ما اصلا زندانی سیاسی نداریم!!!!!!!!!1

[@golzar7059]

رضا شاه و شاهنشاه روحتان شاد عزیزان وطن پرست که فقط هدف پیشرفت وعزت واقتدار ایران و ایرانی را داشتید نامتان در تاریخ در قلب ما همیشه زنده خواهد ماند درود به شهریارمان

[@siab2558]

روحت شاد پادشاه خوب سرزمين من !!!

[@frankfarsad3751]

2 respected journalists ask the Shah (at 27 min) whether OPEC's price increase is necessary! What an asinine question from 2 capitalists!! Shah is too accommodating in this "interview" considering the fact that Iran spent a lot of the oil revenue buying American weapons! The Trump administration and the Media never ask Saudis any questions when it sells them a world of armaments. Did Mac Neil- Lehrer get the questions and directions from the Carter White House?!

[@vipulabataduwaarachchi7833]

He is correct. You will never get such a leader. He is a well trained leader. Recently I was reading so called revolution and found this noble man.

[@shivapejman8155]

And to think that peanut farmer didn’t back this man.

[@sharifihossein445]

دوتا جنایت کار دارن از یک ابر مرد مصاحبه مکنند واز پشت بهش خنجر زدند. قربان پادشاه عزیزم درود به روان پاکش

[@russellfastnacht8811]

he was smart getting all those American planes to this day they still form the backbone of the Iranian air force even the Vietnam era F4 Phantom which proved superior to Soviet Migs during Iran Iraq war of 1980-1988

[@amireyvazi9251]

He also ordered 200 F-16s. Combined with 79 F-14 Tomcats and the rest of the fleet including hundreds of F-4s and F-5s, Iran would've become by far the Greatest air power in all of Asia and would've operated one of the Greatest airforces in all of world. But the Ayatollah Khomeini canceled the deliveries of the jets. Such a disappointment.

[@پویابختیاریایران]

روحت شاد شاه نجیب تا ابد در💗💜💙✋

[@mardinmarivan3305]

روحت شاد ... حیف به ملتی نمک نشناس... روحت شاد ای بزرگمرد تاریخ و مین پرست فداکار . مدینه فاظله ای که در کتاب های آسمانی به ما بندگان خدا وعده داده شده بود ،چهل سال پیش این بزرگمرد تاریخ ایران زمین برای ملت قدر نشناس مهیا کرده بود .ولی حیف که ملت ما چشم بصیرت و آگاهی نداشتن و دنباله رو خرافات و عقب ماندگی جهل و مذهب شیعه مملکت خویش را دودست تقدیم به بولدوزر های بیرحم تاریخ قرن کردن و بعد از چهار دهه تازه از خواب غفلت بیدار شده اند .

[@eminemomid503]

روانت شاد شاهشناه

[@QUEENDENT]

Iran miss you

[@mehdihosseini2920]

روحت شاد هست و یادت در تاریخ ماندگار فقط بزرگان ما رو حلال کن تا شاید ماهم خوش بخت شویم

[@mahmoodmeer5486]

Carter blessed the evil khomanni.

[@cltracy2921]

Carter was a feeble minded fool. He was a bad choice for president.

[@zemzem8323]

Presidents are just puppets, it’s the ones that pull the strings who make the decisions and moves.

[@kent6029]

ROOHAT SHAD IRAN PEDAR.

[@amirvakili5819]

روحت شاد. جاودان بادا خاندان عزیز پهلوی ایران ساز چه بسا جهان ساز دور از تروریست.آمین.

[@roubika1922]

Americans destroyed Iran in 1978 and continue with their campaign to this day as punishment for Iranians to have desire for self rule God bless Iran

[@weissomar185]

The man is a great statesman

[@IranianImmortal]

He was ahead of his time.