مهمان من در برنامه 'به عبارت دیگر' می توانست امروز رییس کشور بزرگی باشد با بیش از دو هزار و پانصد سال سابقه نظام پادشاهی، می توانست کاخ نشینی باشد با جلال و جبروتی که خاص شاهان است ولی ده ها سال است که رشته پادشاهی در خاندان او از هم گسسته و خود او در تبعید به سر می برد.
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I think his majesty is
by nojanthegreat on Tue Dec 15, 2009 08:38 PM PSTI think his majesty is wrong on this subject.
I don’t believe Iranian people are in the level that they could choose the system they like to have for the government.
They show it in the past that they are incapable of choosing the right regime.
Pahlavis
by Kamran Ramyar on Tue Dec 15, 2009 01:08 PM PSTIn his own words, Raza Pahlavi does confess to his father's gradual diversion from principals of the 1906 constitution into an absolute monarchy being the prime reason leading to our 1979 revolution. This is an over-simplification. What he fails to mention are other significant factors. To name a few....What about over indulgence in material things and/or massive corruption committed by none other than his own relatives? What about a strangulating political environment where parents would constantly remind their children not to say ANYTHING against the shah in public, fearing the dreaded SAVAK. What about individuals imprisoned, burned with hot wire, had their finger nails pulled, raped, beaten, humiliated and tortured just because they read and/or carried books deemed anti shah/ monarchy? What about ridiculous, knee jerk economic policies/ decisions leading to hyper-inflation, unemployment, and other social ills? The list is simply too long and beyond the scope of this web site. Let''s just say it will serve Mr. Pahlavi well if he broadens his scope a bit.
Amen Mr. Pahlavi
by mahmoudg on Tue Dec 15, 2009 12:16 PM PSTYou said it, let the people decide what form of government they wish to have.