The Iranian people are rebelling against the theocratic despots known as the Mullahs. The popular uprising is being put down by the Irananian National Guard. And everyone is asking why Barack Obama, the leader of the free world, has not spoken or displayed some semblance of solidarity with these oppressed people.
Barack Obama gave a speech to the people of the Middle East where he condemned the United States for our involvement in the 1953 Iranian coup. He apparently came to this conclusion while smoking pot with the hippies, Marxist, punk performers, and other lowlifes as they were discussing American neo-colonialism.
That speech should have informed everyone that Obama would not help the Iranian people one iota.
If you have talked to anyone on the left, they always use operation AJAX and the C.I.A. as an example of Yankee arrogance and duplicity. Yet, these self-loathing Americans don’t know or refuse to acknowledge that the overthrow of Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh was a popular uprising.
Mohammed Mossadegh became prime minister of Iran in 1951. His meteoric rise came from a coalition of nationalist, Islamist, and communist known as the Tudeh Party. This confederation was belligerent to British oil interest in Iran, and they confiscated their assets. Great Britain responded with a naval blockade.
This international crisis led the Shah to dismiss Mossadegh. However, supporters of the prime minister took to the streets, and the Shah reinstated the Doctor. Mossadegh became increasingly belligerent. He eventually dismissed parliament, called for a national referendum in which he received 99.9% of the vote; a feat reminiscent of Saddam Hussein, and then established emergency powers circumventing the Constitutional Monarchy. The Shah again tried to dismiss Mossadegh, but the prime minister had the messenger arrested. The Shah fled Iran.
Great Britain convinced the United States that Mossadegh was seeking agency with the Soviet Union. Iran whose geographic location overlooks the Straits of Hormuz is a strategic gateway to the Persian Gulf. Eisenhower dispatched a handful of C.I.A. agents under the leadership of Kermit Roosevelt, and a budget of $1million dollars of which only $72,000 was used.
Eventually the blockade along with Mossadegh’s disastrous socialist economic policies, such as collectivist farms, alienated his supporters. Hundreds of thousands of citizens took to the streets, where the army joined them to overthrow Mossadegh.
The Lefties and their American hating confederates would have us believe that a handful of C.I.A agents and $72,000 could overthrow a so-called popularly elected prime minister. That kind of sentiment does not reflect highly on the intelligence of the Iranian people.
Source: http://spectator.org/archives/2007/03/09/apologizing-for-iran
http://aryamehr11.blogspot.com/2007/04/pm-mossadegh-cia-what-really-happened.html
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