Terrorists Seek Civil War in Post-Regime Iran
Since Iran’s springless winter of 1979, the ancient imperial nation has fallen prey to the mullahs’ terrorist network in sinister mosque prayer halls; Allah’s corrupt, bloodthirsty regime lies like an unburied corpse, surrounded by its despised, vile, treacherous figures. Since Khomeini and the mullahs seized Iran’s power and wealth, their Republic of the Shameless—the terrorist Islamic Republic—has brought only failure, humiliation, and disgrace. Yet those concerned for Iran’s future, especially its youth, can choose someone beyond the political bazaar of reactionaries with stale ideas, untainted by 1979’s upheaval, its assembly of crime and betrayal, the enablers of evil and demonic mullahs, or devotees of Islamic terrorism and lawlessness. Whenever Iran advanced toward freedom and democracy, backward, shroud-clad, club-wielding thugs flooded the streets; the 1979 crowd, at home and abroad, still boasts of that catastrophe, hobbling on canes, whining childishly, plotting, fabricating lies, and committing forgeries.
The mullahs’ mission remains Iran’s destruction through poverty and national humiliation. The shameless, stupid, immoral slogans of 1979 glorified Khomeini and terrorism; he filled cemeteries while frenzied crowds never questioned what an Islamic Republic meant. Some claim his books were unavailable, yet found Jazani’s terrorist writings—and weapons! Khomeini, of Indian descent, embodied Hitler, Lenin, Ceaușescu, Stalin, and others—his models of depravity and madness. A criminal devoid of civilization, judgment, or morality, he was a nobody whose promises, like those of 1979’s agitators, yielded only executions, isolation, war, massacres, devastation, and Iran’s lost credibility.
The 1979 upheaval was a tragedy directed by others, with Iranians cast as extras and the late Shah lacking the will to remain. Yet it was history’s necessary wrath—a Renaissance exposing the nature of mullahs, clergy, and religion. Winter’s cold slap became the world’s most savage, foolish upheaval, dragging Iran back 1,400 years through profiteers, reactionaries, criminals, and terrorists who, gripped by revolutionary fever, auctioned off their homeland, imitated terrorist movements masquerading as liberators, and embraced sabotage, unrest, and chaos.
No one cared for Iran, then or now. How many civilizations exceed a millennium? Iran, Egypt, China, Japan, Greece, India, and Ethiopia. Yet what do terrorists, communists, Islamists, and separatists care about such heritage? Once a scourge upon people, nation, and homeland, they now proclaim themselves freedom fighters! Assassinations, not ideals, satisfied them; authoritarianism, absolutism, violence, and shamelessness defined their mentality. Freedom under the hammer and sickle? They still cannot distinguish communism from liberalism!
Today, Tudeh Party leftists and terrorist guerrillas pose as human rights defenders, proclaiming, “There was no political freedom before 1979!” Yet their Mecca was Stalin’s Soviet Union, Mao’s China, North Korea, Pol Pot’s Cambodia, Enver Hoxha’s Albania, Gaddafi’s Libya, Saddam’s Iraq, and Yasser Arafat’s Palestine—darkness mistaken for paradise. After 1979, they all went West! Must their deceit and charlatanism have horns and a tail?
A SAVAK security official observed: “Iranian communists and Marxist terrorists, once loyal to Russia, China, Saddam, and proletarian dictatorship, now claim to defend freedom! What freedom did 1979’s agitators seek? Certainly not that of Britain, Germany, America, France, or Norway. China- and Soviet-aligned communists and Islamists have no standing to preach freedom or democracy. Preaching democracy while embracing proletarian dictatorship betrays Marx; their words and deeds shame humanity, and Iran’s interests meant nothing!” Likewise, a separatist who took up arms in a local pro-Ba’ath party now claims to defend freedom while refusing to condemn the corruption, dictatorship, and savagery of a brutal separatist tribe in Iraqi Kurdistan.
Neither Marxism nor Islam permits democracy or serves Iran’s interests. Pure Muhammadan Islam and the imaginary Hidden Imam’s representative plague Iranians, while fledgling communists and 1979 hajis, resentful of the Shah, shamelessly claim women lacked education. To them, freedom meant sabotage, terrorism, chaos, and savagery—bombing and burning Iran. They ignore the Shah’s magnanimity in pardoning his would-be assassin. Did Heydar Oghli, Mirza Kuchik, Pishevari, or Arani embody freedom? Can Bazargan, Montazeri, Navvab, or Khalkhali speak of it?
They assassinated a prime minister, burned 33 theaters, tried to kill the Shah, kidnap the Crown Prince, and murdered a writer. What freedom was lacking? Young Muslims enthralled by Islamic terrorism repeat the communist refrain: “No political freedom before 1979!” Insulting the Shah was—and remains—fashionable, while Iran’s enlightened, progressive, inquisitive youth chant: “Reza Shah, may your soul rest in peace!” “O King of Iran, return to Iran!” “A country without a king has no order or accountability!”
These Muslim zealots—Soviet agents without a manifesto, program, plan, discipline, or system—sought arson and bloodshed, echoing the hypocrisy and intellectual decay of the foolish, bewildered Bazargan: Islam was the plan from the start! Nothing more! Mossadegh al-Saltaneh’s shameless associates built Allah’s most corrupt, bloodthirsty regime, betraying Iran’s history. Khomeini’s mullahs—rabble-rousers, murderers, agitators—preached terrorism and bloodshed; his arrival recalled the Arab invasion of Iran, enabled by betrayal within the Shah’s final government and the subsequent provisional government, including devotees of the late populist Mossadegh.
Under the Qajars, Shiite clergy practiced corruption, treachery, and superstition while hoarding wealth. Qisas al-Ulama recounts Sheikh Jafar Najafi restoring sight by rubbing saliva into blind eyes, while Isfahan’s jurist Musa Shafti, its uncrowned king, owned 2,000 shops and 400 caravanserais!
What have the mullahs given Iranians? Which catastrophe can we overlook—their alliance with bloodthirsty Safavid kings; their role in the Russo-Persian Wars, forcing the Qajars into Russia’s treaties of Turkmenchay (February 21, 1828) and Golestan (October 25, 1813); their plan to annex Iran to the Ottoman Empire; their betrayal of the Constitutional Revolution; their creation of Islamic terrorist groups in 1979; or their sale of Iran to Russia and China under today’s dishonorable mullahs and contemptible Shiite velayat-e faqih? The Islamic Republic serves Moscow and follows Russia and China against America. And what of the massacre and genocide of 50,000–75,000 Iranians in January 2026 to preserve power and wealth?
Before 1979, China supported terrorism in Iran. Mohsen Rezvani of the Tudeh Party’s Revolutionary Organization met Chinese officials and shaped that organization’s policies and those of the Ranjbaran Party despite Chinese Communist interference. Beijing reportedly criticized his Confederation-linked party for supporting the Islamic system. Rezvani sought $10,000 monthly for mercenary Kurdish peshmerga, but his Chinese contacts refused.
The Shiite velayat-e faqih’s allies have included communist China, North Korea, Cuba, socialist Venezuela, Russia under its dictator and war criminal, and Syria under its former murderous president. Such alliances expose the regime’s hostility to Western civilization and democracy: Twelver Shiite Islamism and communism are two sides of one coin. Iran’s Shiite-Sunni religious octopus—scoundrels, thugs, a disgrace to humanity—protects its interests while invoking the imaginary Hidden Imam, other imams, Ashura, fantasies, superstitions, and delusions from sinister pulpits, compelling society to mourn in religion’s name. Iranians have become passive, silent, intellectually lazy spectators, while the “turban” embodies ignorance, crime, betrayal, lies, deceit, dishonor, immorality, theft, disloyalty, demagoguery, superstition, oppression, arrogance, calamity, disease, misery, destruction, wickedness, depravity, darkness, poverty, and deprivation. Its wearers? Criminals, oppressors, plunderers, and corrupt men!
History’s mysteries deserve reverence; at its reckoning, the clamor of idolaters and demagogues achieves nothing. The mental idols of habit must be challenged: such is 1979’s reality. Jimmy Carter, like Khomeini, was steeped in religion and superstition, blind to fanatical Shiite terrorists’ script; he seemed an agent of Hell and Satan, sent to betray the Shah and return Iranians to ignorance, regression, decline, and ruin—as though relishing terrorists setting the Middle East ablaze! Expect no morality from 1979’s criminal agitators, whose upheaval rested on lies, deception, sadistic propaganda, demagoguery, megalomania, delusion, and betrayal. Democracy requires studying America’s and Russia’s experiences, Poland’s path, Ukraine’s and Kenya’s actions, relations with Arabs and Israel, the fall of African dictators, the democracy we seek, and what China and Russia are doing behind the mullahs.
In Iran and abroad, 1979’s agitators and Islamic and Marxist terrorists sustain fabricated identities by defending the “assembly of crime and betrayal, led by a foolish, shameless figure [the Supreme Leader].” Your reason and experience yielded 1979. Gentlemen, shut up; let the young choose their path through critical thought! “My house is on fire—a soul-searing fire!” Allah’s bloodiest, most savage, most backward regime on Earth seeks a bloodbath to survive.
The Islamic Republic, 1979’s criminal agitators, separatists, and veteran terrorists answer Prince Reza Pahlavi’s statements with one refrain: “The Republic of the Shameless is better than the Republic of the Clerics!” United in resentment and lies about the late Shah and Iran’s monarchy, they merely shadowbox in a dead-end alley!
The CIA and Mossad know Iran’s opposition is toxic, delusional, corrupt, untrustworthy, and unusable. Khomeini’s supporters and 1979 agitators enabled evil, long influenced exile media, and built 80 years of identity around hostility to the Pahlavis. Without their anti-Pahlavi insults and defense of 1979, that identity collapses. Imagining themselves important freedom fighters, they lecture the nation like mullahs. For some, opposition is a contest for fame, money, or imaginary positions. Except Pahlavi monarchists, all, without exception, have bloodstained hands, terrorist involvement, and a willingness to kill for power. This opposition cannot govern post-regime Iran. Their jealousy and hatred of Prince Pahlavi are so intense they would plunge Iran into civil war and a bloodbath merely for a media mention. Touching this opposition is like opening a sewer manhole: its stench repels every intelligence and espionage agency on Earth.
