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True things for today: Saeed Ghasseminejad is one of the closest advisors to Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s deposed Shah. Ghasseminejad is the main creator of the Pahlavi transition plan that states after Reza Pahlavi enters Iran as the leader of the national movement to get rid of the Islamic Republic, he will lead the transitional government by appointing the heads of every branch, become the commander in chief, and retain the power to impose martial law. The document that lays out the transition plan is called The Emergency Phase Booklet (not, for example, Transition to Democracy Booklet or any other such things.)
Ghasseminejad works for FDD. The link below shows how the white house took from FDD word for word its reasons for attacking Iran (it’s a copy paste job.) The photo shows the FDD target list for Iran. The list is focused on destroying Iran’s infrastructure.
President Trump has given Iran 48 hours to open the Hormuz Strait otherwise the US will hit Iran’s power-plants. the Islamic Republic has placed Iran in total internet blackout since Feb 28. The US might put it in just total blackout.
When the Iranian government killed over 7000 people in 2 days, Reza Pahlavi called it casualties of war. When US struck a school and killed over 150 kids, Reza Pahlavi said nothing. In response to the over 3000 people killed in Iran since the war started, casualties of war, no condolences have come forth. He has sent condolences to the first 3 Americans killed in this war.
Iranian supporters of this war, in the country and out, say only 3000 people have been killed. They say when it’s over, we will build better. Better than the Safavids and Qajars had built the buildings that are now in half ruin. Those outside of Iran dance on the streets.
On the day after the war, Reza Pahlavi, told Fox News: “Just by a change that we hope to bring to the table, that will be probably over a trillion dollars worth of impact and revenue to the American economy, just by Iran’s market being opened to America and how much we stand to benefit from billions of dollars willing to be invested into Iran.”
