Mossadegh Project

Mr. Kerry is correct, this is an Iranian affair, not an American one. Ultimately, Iranians must free themselves

That (abridged) quote warns not to play into the regime's hands by handing them the 'anti-imperialism' card, but no, it's unlikely Ahmadinejad would even *want* to be likened to Mossadegh.

I think an important point is being missing here. Most are confusing Iran and islam/mullah. Iran has not officially attacked but through funding of terrorism and its own mercenaries that are also being used to torment and murder our own people they are certainly a threat to not only the region but, the world. Zakaria does tend to exaggerate at ... Read Moretimes but, he is not far on his assessment. Do not be angry at him or others when they point out a bunch of murderers and savages that have been running Iran or should I say ruining Iran for the past thirty years. Do not kill the message, kill the cause of the message.

Long live Dr.Mossadegh.

Ron Paul on the discovery of the new Iranian nuclear site
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YGiuF97fRE&feature=player_embedded#t=17

They are of course attainable but, you raised a very important "if" and that is as you mentioned Israel and the Jewish lobby in the US. As far as the so called green movement, this is simply a ploy by the regime itself to keep the people oppupied and by no means will it bring freedom and justice for the People of Iran. Let's not forget that the ... Read Morecorrupt regime selected the candidates. We went through this with khatami and what did that acheive during two terms? Nothing. So even if mousavi became president, what was he going to do any different? Again, nothing. The only thing that this green movement has accompolished so far is the awakeining of the people and to represent the true face of this miserable regime. The only solution is a regime change and the downfall of the mullahs. How will that take place, it is to be seen. If they push the US and its allies on the nuclear issue than we will see a regime change much faster.

This has been on the record for decades, and common knowledge among historians/scholars of American foreign relations. But it is key to get politicians to acknowledge the event.

Right! The need to keep revisiting these old subjects, with all the tedium that goes with it, diminishes in proportion to how properly they are understood and addressed in the form of ►meaningful change◄ — but it has to reach the mainstream too, not just the intellectual elite.

An excellent recollection of speeches - thank you! Furthermore, may I bring you to the attention of a fantastic book written by Stephen Kinzer "All the Shah's Men". The only fault with Kinzer is his very liberal approach to the subject.
The Shah's 'White Revolution' was aimed at further destroying hopes of democracy for Iran paved by the great ... Read Morepioneer Dr. Mossadegh. What is more sad about the decline of Mossadegh and his 1953 democracy was the fact that Iranians fell for the Anglo-trap of bringing down the PM Mossadegh, hence, consequently, bringing an end to their democracy, just as much as the youth in Iran are falling for a liberal misconception of democracy these days.

Long live Persia and Mossadegh.

"To me, if you overthrow a regime, it's an act of war..." - Ron Paul

Mosadegh house in Ahmad abad

http://www.kalam.tv/fa/video/8020/index.html

that is true!!! a day all should remember....shame on those who made it happen....shame on those who wont learn from their past ...

We can't have him alive today, but we can promote his path, his idea and his attitude to reach a democratic and free society.
Let's promote gradual progress of liberal democracy, individual and social freedom, national independence, secular government and law governance. Whenever we could meet these aims, we can have him alive.

That is wonderful news and very happy for Esha however, we still have an entire country to free from tyranny.