
Mossadegh Project "MOSSADEGH, Islam and Ayatollahs" - The story behind the fall of democracy and rise of fundamentalism in Iran . . . . read this, very enlightening!
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An examination of Iran's clerics' role during the Mossadegh era. Learn about Mossadegh's Muslim identity, what Ayatollah Kashani and Khomenei had to say about him, radical Islam's role in the 1953 coup, and its vision of a fundamentalist Islamic state. ...

Mossadegh Project Watch the new PBS special on the 2009 election protests and the story of Neda, her Basiji killer, the govt. cover-up, the fate of her boyfriend and the doctor who attempted to save her life. Highly recommended.
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Watch the documentary video about Neda Agha Soltan 'A Death in Tehran' from PBS FRONTLINE. Neda's Basiji murderer revealed, the doctor who tried to save her interviewed, and more. After the 2009 election ...

Mossadegh Project Dr. Hossein Fatemi, Mossadegh's dynamic young Foreign Minister, could have fled Iran after the coup (as the Shah had done several times himself). Instead, he remained in hiding in Iran, was eventually discovered—arrested, brutally beaten, stabbed, and, on this day in 1954, executed in front of the Shah's firing squad. He was 35.
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Biography of Iran's youngest Foreign Minister Dr. Hossein Fatemi, closest associate of democratically elected Prime Minister Dr. Mohammad Mossadegh, from 1951-1953. Dr. Fatemi was executed by a firing squad in 1954 after being captured by the Shah's forces.

Mossadegh Project Andre Agassi is not Iranian (you'd be amazed how often this subject comes up), but it's our duty to correct his father's numerous errors and myths about Mossadegh, despite having lived in Iran during his Premiership •••►
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Tennis star Andre Agassi isn't Persian, but his Armenian father, Mike Agassi, represented Iran in the Olympics and trained his son to be a champion, as seen in his book 'The Agassi Story' (2004). Andre ...

Mossadegh Project Fabricated news stories (when writers simply *make stuff up*) happen. For all the lies spread about Mossadegh in the Western media, this British news item—published years before Mossadegh's death—is truly special. It begins, "I saw Mossadegh hanged today..."
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Author, columnist Russell Baker knows his trade and is not surprised to see fabricated media stories written by unscrupulous writers in the news biz. Fakery in journalism is neither new or novel, as Mossadegh discovered the hard way in the early 1950's...

Mossadegh Project Veteran Congressman Jim Wright, who was Speaker of the House in the 1980's (the position now held by Nancy Pelosi), clearly recognizes that U.S. entanglement with the Shah was not in America's best interest.
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Jim Wright points out the shortsightedness of the 1953 coup that led to the Islamic revolution in a 2006 Op-ed for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram on nationalism. Wright is a former Congressman and Speaker of the House, Democrat from Texas, and author of several books.

Mossadegh Project Senator John Kerry on the post-election turmoil: Don't allow Ahmadinejad to "cast himself as a modern-day Mossadegh"...
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John Kerry believes all the tough talk against Iran has strengthened, not weakened, the Islamic regime. The senior Senator of Massachusetts says of the 2009 election fraud protests, 'this is an Iranian moment, not an American one'.

Mossadegh Project "Iran", says Fareed Zakaria, is "an insecure Third World country with a GDP that is one 40th the size of America's, a dysfunctional economy, a divided political class...a government facing mass unrest at home...[and] an international embarrassment for a president."
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Fareed Zakaria, journalist and TV host, on Iranian nationalism and US-Iran diplomacy. Zakaria claims that the US acknowledgement of the 1953 coup constitutes an 'apology', a factually incorrect statement.

Mossadegh Project "Mahatma Gandhi was a rare human being who, with a miraculous technique, brought India up to the heights on which she stands today", remarked Dr. Mossadegh in 1952. Today would be Gandhi's 140th birthday. Mossadegh, who would be 127, has often been compared with Gandhi •••►
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GANDHI and MOSSADEGH are heroes in India and Iran for standing up to British colonialism. Comparisons have been made by many writers and are collected here. Time magazine has named both Man of the Year. Mahatma Gandhi, Mohammad Mossadegh, and Nelson Mandela are icons of justice throughout the world.

Mossadegh Project "America’s twin goals here are correct, compatible, and by no means unattainable: no nukes in Iran, no war with Iran." - Pat Buchanan (9/29/09), columnist, TV commentator, former Presidential candidate and advisor to Nixon, Ford and Reagan

Mossadegh Project Former Nixon speechwriter & famed columnist William Safire, a self-described "hawk" on foreign affairs, died today. In January 1981, Safire predicted of Iran, "The mullahs are vulnerable and will one day be overthrown...Our reasoned self-interest is to actively encourage the emergence of right-wingers to keep the o...il flowing west. That's our goal."

Mossadegh Project RALLY in New York September 22-24 to protest the Islamic Republic criminal regime. Ahmadinejad will be at the UN on 9/23, and buses are leaving from DC. Onward →
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Join us in New York City on September 22-24 as we raise our Voices for Iran and demand Ahmadinejad be held accountable for crimes against the Iranian people. We aim to have in one location the biggest international action ever in support of Iranian rights.

Mossadegh Project A voice of reason, Congressman and former Presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich has spoken openly and in some detail about the folly of US interference in Iran.
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Congressman Dennis Kucinich on the U.S. sponsored CIA coup that destroyed Iran's young democracy led by the beloved Premier Mohammad Mossadegh. Speech transcript and video with overview of 1953 coup, intended to block House resolutions that pave the way for war with Iran.

Mossadegh Project Mossadegh's marriage to a Qajar princess began as a teenager, produced three daughters and two sons, and lasted a lifetime...
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Dr. Mossadegh's marriage to his wife, Zia Saltaneh, lasted over 64 years. He described her as he most influential person in his life, after his mother. The Mossadegh Project - www.MohammadMossadegh.com


















