the campaigns before the victory of the islamic revolution with the government of the shah and savak shah i was present in the first parliament , very high-level personalities who took the position of supreme leader from being present in the struggles and many of the elders who were present at that time, of course, some liberal elements of the profession were also present in the first assembly of my second, third, third, and fourth term. i was at your second service, why did you ask, you couldn't come to the second term? i remember that i was present, but i didn't get a vote, that is , i presented myself, i gave my capacity, and i didn't get a vote, i was busy with other activities. there were various issues. one, because i became the commander of the country's committees, i had no reason to leave there and come to the parliament. from 1964 onwards. to tell after that, i was responsible for the liberation movements of the country, both domestic and foreign. i was active in these fields for more than 20 years. i didn't see any reason why i could do that job so well. i want to come and work

the campaigns before the victory of the islamic revolution with the government of the shah and savak shah and issues were present in the first assembly. many a high -ranking leader who took the position of supreme leader from himself in the struggle to be present, and many elders who were present at that time, of course, some liberal elements of the profession were also present in the first assembly. why do i serve you the second time? you asked, but you couldn't come, i remember the second period yes, i attended but didn't vote. ah, i mean , i presented myself. i gave my opinion and didn't vote. i was busy with other activities. in this case, i didn't come for the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth periods. the reasons for not coming were various issues, one of which was me. i became the commander-in-chief of the committees of the whole country. i didn't want to leave it there . i will come to the parliament and say that since 1964, i was responsible for the liberation movements of the country . i was active in this field for more than 20 years, and i am a reason. i didn't see that i was

arresting them but to describe the people in savak prison in a different way , english writer and journalist william shawkrast writes in the book the last journey of the shaht savak was able to act as the only investigator in charge of investigating political crimes and determine their punishment. detainees did not have the right to freely choose a lawyer and could not communicate with people outside the prison. ten days before the revolution, tabeti came to see me to say goodbye and said he wanted to go to america, and his american counterpart at the embassy confirmed to him that he would be given a job in the cia. he seemed satisfied with this. masoud ansari is one of them shah's relatives also wrote in his memoirs that in 1984, the cia offered reza pahlavi a monthly payment of $150,000, and one of the terms of the payment was that $50,000 of this amount be given to parvez sabeti every month. the first part of the program is over here. it was my first time to come here. after the revolution, it was named ebrat museum. they put guides who speak for the visitors, they themselves were once imprisoned here. one of them said: here the walls themselves are tal

the choice is william shawcrest, but to describe the people in savak , the english writer and journalist writes in the book the shah's last journey. savak was able to act as the sole investigator of political crimes and determine their punishment. detainees do not have the right to freely choose a lawyer. and could not with communicate outside the prison. savak lived for 22 years. after the revolution, some of its members were forgiven, some were punished, some committed suicide, and some of them were able to escape. i want to go now, i want to ask you to order the airport and not to disturb me , etc. he said why didn't you go until now? in the memoirs of hossein ferdous, who was the deputy of savak for a while, he came. after leaving iran, parviz sabeti joined the us spy agency. 10 days before the revolution, tabeti came to see me to say goodbye and said: he wants to go to america and his american counterpart at the embassy, ​​he confirmed that he will be given a job in the cia. he seemed satisfied with this. masoud ansari, one of shah's relatives , wrote in his memoirs that in 1984, the cia offered reza pahlavi a m

it was to such an extent that zahedi, the head of savak, wrote a letter to shah to get a discount for rajavi. according to the available evidence , masoud rajavi, who was in contact and cooperation with savak, by providing information about the members of the ruling group the existing savak hit the central members of the organization , arresting them and finally executing them. the number of pilgrims mourning imam musa kazim (peace be upon him) crossed the 13 million threshold , the shrine of kazmin announced that this year, the number of pilgrims who visited the shrine of imam musa kazim (peace be upon him ) reached more than 13 million people. a new number of pilgrims was registered. according to the martyrdom of mamam musa kazim, peace be upon him, kazim is considered the second largest pilgrimage in iraq, and pilgrims have been going to kazim for about two weeks. the bodies of martyrs akbar masoumi and hossein sadeghi , defenders of the shrine of fatemiyoun army, after visiting the shrine hazrat fatemeh masoumeh, peace be upon him , was buried in the martyrs gulzar of behesht maso

and also the americans. could the new ruler of iran , shah pahlivi, create the secret police savak, wheret with dissidents so brutally that they were nicknamed the gestapa of the east. by and large, this was the first color revolution in history under the roof of the cia. the first maidan, or rather the persian maidan. the information war is waged by the military. she is being led diplomats, the press, politicians, it specialists, they are all part of a very complex large mechanism of psychological warfare, it is even approximately impossible to count how many thousands. highly qualified specialists are involved in this process. we are talking about network cooperation of a huge number of organizations that are permeated with both horizontal and vertical connections. for the last 20 years, the pentagon has published an announcement every year that it is recruiting people to work as virtual fighters, under legends, maybe to manage there are not one, but five accounts. ukraine is a very highly educated country, they had good universities in kharkov, in kiev, those specialists who seemed pro

next year, shah of iran, they will start savak and suppress the revolutionaries with the most severetortures. americans are valuable even for iranians disagreement because with the approval of capitalism , they could do anything in iran without being tried in iranian courts. this means that more than 35,000 american advisers, who were paid by the pahlavis , did whatever wrong they wanted with iranian honor. raise your eyebrows without anyone telling them. they publicly supported the killing of people on 17 september 1957, and in the months leading up to the victory of the revolution , they sent general heizer to iran to prevent the fall of the pahlavi regime in any way possible. despite all this, the revolution of the iranian people won. but again, the people of iran americans were not kicked out of the country despite their black past and they are free. after holding the revolutionary courts to punish the leaders of the pahlavi regime, the us congress passed a resolution on 27 may 1958 condemning these courts. at that time, the americans thought that despite the liberal government,

they are among the people who, when savak was looking for them because of the fight against the shah,y used to cross the border from afghanistan wearing a scarf. to iraq when he was the imam of iraq. later, other names like this list added. the clerics who were exiled to sistan baluchistan. people like ayatollah taleghani, sheikh abbas eizdi, seyed ahmed kalantar and ayatollah makarem shirazi. shahid built a biruni in his own house, two rooms with a water house for these people who first arrived in zabul. not having a place for all the means of life , the martyr himself had to bear this. mohammad taqqi hosseini taba tabaei, a cleric from zabul, whose name appears in sabak reports as someone who should be monitored. in the same years , he was associated with the house of ayatollah khomeini. when hazrat imam rahmatullah they were in paris, he was recording the imam's announcements on the phone, that night on foot. kurdish was broadcast in the morning during the procession and sent to the cities from here. mohammad taghi also had a poetic nature and he used this talent in composing sloga

these are the names of two people. that when savak was looking for them because of the fight against the shah, they would secretly cross the border from afghanistan in plain clothes and go to iraq when he was the imam of iraq. later , other names were added to this list. people like ayatollah taleghani, sheikh abbas izadi, seyyed ahmed kalantar, and ayatollah mekan shirazi , shahid, had come to sistan baluchistan. he built two rooms with a water closet in his own house for these people who in the beginning when they arrived in zabul, not having a place to live, the martyr himself had to bear this. mohammad taqqi hosseini tabatabai, a cleric from zabul, whose name appears in sabak reports as someone who should be monitored. in the same years , he was associated with the house of ayatollah khomeini. when the imam , may god's mercy be upon him, was in paris , he recorded the announcements of the imam on his phone, played them the same night , and broadcast them in the march in the morning. from here it was sent to the cities. mohammad taghi also had a poetic nature and he used this talent in com

behind shah's downfall is the extreme unnecessary brutality of sawak, when the palavi regime found its foundations shaky in the face of nationwide protests, it promised the nation to dissolve savak, the agencies inhuman performance had enraged the nation, the question is who did encourage savak to go for? more torture and brutality, the answer is the zionists, why? basically they don't have human approach towards other people, they think that they can impose whatever they want onto others through violence, given the extreme brutality of savac, even the americans kept their distance from it, but as for designists, they were in close touch with savak until the regime fell. things changed after muhammad became iran's prime minister in 195. 51 when he spearheaded the nationalization of the country's oil industry, which was monopolized by britain, musaddiq caught off ties with israel, which he saw as serving western interests in the region after the 1953 coup orchestrated by the united kingdom and the united states, the relationship between tehran and tel aviv was restored. the show let israel establish de facto embassy in tehran and the two exchange ambassadors in the 1970s. mr. roh