attacking its perceived enemies and why does it tolerate so much hate speech we have your home minister ahmed shah referring to migrants as termites to be eradicated in order to protest the b j peace chief minister yogi and that promised revenge against those who protested against the citizenship amendment act and said they should be fed bullets not biryani why are these people never reined in by your party or disciplined by your party and allowed to say these these things. again i would like to say if you go by the reports was that our. biggest abuse is being used the words of it being used against the prime minister and they are saying that there are not. a lot dr words have been frequently used openly and they are national media all the leading the us openly on this to both know or know. on the contrary you lot a lot of political agenda of the country to public t.v. would. be held by police and question or just ask was shown to a political one. and other journalists and busy you know dozens of high up and you put a sinister 100. journalists who says that you know to be a big help is there why d

sharm ahmed a razor and exuberant welcome when he arrived in november 949 of course this wasn't a purely selfless gesture america was looking to gain access to the immense oil reserves in iran. the shah also needed support for his plans to modernize the country and was interested in technical innovations like the hoover dam but not everyone shared his enthusiasm for the west. just a page the country was totally dependent the shah was dependent on the americans and the british but we wanted to have an independent state. a country that was in control of its own fate. one that made its own decisions soaps and shy that. the post-war global economic boom was fueled by one thing in particular oil the largest refinery in the world was being built an up or down not far from the persian gulf oil production had been a predominantly british enterprise since the start of the 20th century the anglo persian oil company in iran was like a state within a state. in march 1951 the iranian parliament decided to nationalize the oil industry and britain cut off its supply to iran many skilled british workers had to leave the country the state's takeover of the oil facilities was popular but the oil embar