The Price Tag of Being Silent

There is no such thing as a free lunch. However, Khomeini promised free lunch for Iranians because Khomeini wanted to topple Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi as the head of Iran's leader and make himself the absolute ruler of Iran. The large portion of the Iranians' population believed what Khomeini promised them because he wore a black turban on his head. The black turban on his head signified that he had family lineage to Prophet Muhammad. It was customary in Iran that a person who had family lineage to Prophet Muhammad was trustworthy. 

At this particular moment, Khomeini lived outside of Iran and used the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) to shape Iranians' public opinion. Khomeini propagated the Machiavellian doctrine of free ride society such as free housing, water, electricity, public transportation to Iranians; people became blinded with Khomeini's free lunch. Khomeini also promised salvation to Iranians. As a religious figure, Khomeini accused the King of plundering Iran's wealth, and the King was an infidel. Khomeini also accused the King of the puppet of the US. The public became enraged about the King, who did not adhere to Islamic values.  

Khomeini's foot soldiers began to claim Khomeini's facial hair was discovered in the middle of the Korans. People were looking inside of their Korans to find Khomeini's facial hair. To this very day, no one discovered Khomeini's hair in the middle of Korans. Khomeini's foot soldiers began to claim Khomeini's image appeared on the moon. People looked at the moon at night to see Khomeini on the moon. They could not see him on the moon. Superstition in this nature began to spread in Iran like cancer rapidly. 

Khomeini and his followers were not short of ideas to deteriorate the relationship between the House of Pahlavi and the People of Iran. Khomeini and his followers accused Her Majesty, Queen Farah Pahlavi, of having an intimate relationship with a German shepherd. Khomeini and his followers claimed that Her Majesty took a bath with milk. 

Some of the accusations stemmed from western history. At that moment, Khomeini and his followers illustrated Her Majesty Farah Pahlavi in light of French Queen Marie Antoinette, consort of Louis XVI of France, that she was profligate, oblivion of the current time, and promiscuous. The western history had Countess Elizabeth Báthory de Ecsed, who accused of taking bloodbath. The cleric charged Queen Pahlavi, who took a milk bath. 

Her Majesty never took a milk bath, and when His Majesty closed his eyes. Her Majesty dedicated her life to her family and philanthropy works. 

On January 17th, 1979, the King left Iran; it caused a power vacuum in Iran's leadership. On February 01st, 1979, Khomeini returned to Iran after fifteen years of exile. When an American journalist asked Khomeini, how do you feel returning to Iran after fifteen years of exile? Khomeini said, "nothing."  

Khomeini depicted himself as a man of God to Iranians. He had no interest in politics and had no hidden agenda. Khomeini pretended that upon arrival in Iran, Khomeini wanted to go to Qom to study Islamic theology. There was a different story when he returned to Iran; he asked his henchman Ebhrahim Yezdi, a CIA agent, to implement the CIA's instructions. Mr. Yezdi had the names of the military staff to be executed. Khomeini appointed Mohammed Sadeq Givi Khalkhali as a judge, who did not have legal training. However, he was a judge not to restore justice, fairness, and equality, but to cause fear, fraud, and force in Iran. People gave him the title of the hanging judge. He wanted to relive the French Revolution in his time with his formula. Mr. Khalkhali formed kangaroo courts in Iran that only carried the death sentence. He also watched those death sentences. He needed to see blood was coming out of people's bodies.

In February 1979, the revolutionary forces spotted General Rahimi in the street. He was detained and imprisoned. Mr. Yezdi did not have any legal training; he began to act as a Crown Attorney. He accused the general of killing people. Mr. Rahimi did not have a lawyer to defend himself. The legal trial lack due-process. General Rahimi said that he did not order his soldiers to open fire at people (according to the cartel western media, which supported Iran's revolutionary forces. Iranian soldiers were killing people every day). During the mock trial, Mr. Yezdi, several times, pressed hard general Rahimi to turn his back to the King. General Rahimi refused to do so. General Rahimi knew Mr. Yezdi wanted his blood; why should general Rahimi bow to Mr. Yezdi? 

Mr. Yezdi cut general Rahimi's hand while he was alive, used torture, and many inhumane methods to harm general Rahimi. Later on, cleric Khalkhali convicted general Rahimi for Waging War Against Allah and Spreading Corruption on Earth. On February 17th, 1979, the Revolutionary Forces executed the general on the Refa School's rooftop. Aftermath, Khomeini did not waste general Rahimi's blood. He performed ablution from the blood of general Rahimi.   

Amir Abbas Hoveyda was Prime Minister of Iran from January 27th, 1965 to August 7th, 1977. During his time as a Prime Minister of Iran, he transformed Iran's economy. Iran's economy was not moving downward; Iran's economy was moving upward; Iran's currency gained international recognition. Between the fiscal year 1964 and 1978, Iran's gross national product grew at an annual rate of 13.2 percent at constant prices. The oil, gas, and construction industries expanded by almost 500 percent during this period, while the share of value-added manufacturing increased by 4 percent. Women's participation in the labor force in urban areas increased—Iranian women from different social stratification gained employment in the semiskilled and skilled labor forces. Also, the number of women enrolling in higher education increased from 5,000 in 1967 to more than 74,000 in 1978.1 He envisioned an Iran for Iranians that every household should own a Peykan or Hillman Hunter. When he was in the Prime Minister's Officer, the price of one pen remained the same. He made sure that inflation would not deter foreign and domestic investors from investing in Iran. Iran made several economic bridges with neighboring nations like India. He never stole anything from Iran or Iranians. Hoveyda respected the faith of Islam. He allocated $11 million toward Islamic institutions from the public funds. 

The revolutionary forces sought Hoveyda to bring him to justice. His friends and family asked him to leave Iran. However, he remained confident that he was an honest man who did not do anything wrong. He turned himself to the revolutionary forces. The revolutionary forces took him to the Qasr Prison, and on March 15th, 1979, Christine Ockren began to do yellow journalism with Hoveyda. She event so far from accusing Hoveyda of putting people in prison. Someone allowed her to interview Hoveyda so that this interviewed break Hoveyda's spirit. 

On April 17th, 1979, Khalkhali summoned Hoveyda to his court. Khalkhali accused everyone of a criminal offense of spreading corruption on earth and one count of a criminal violation of waging war against Allah. The above crimes carried the death sentence. Hoveyda did not have a lawyer to defend himself against the charges. Khalkhali believed due-process was a waste of time. Khalkhali thought if there were an error of judgment in his decision, people would be going to heaven in the next life. Khalkhali sentenced Hoveyda to a death sentence.

Hoveyda was taken from the mock trial to the Qasr Prison as cleric Hadi Ghafari used his gun and shot him twice in the neck. His idea was to inflict pain in Hoveyda and give him a quick and clean death. 

Farrokhroo Parsa was born in a liberal-minded family whose mother was a feminist. She earned her medical degree and began to teach biology. In 1963, Parsa elected to the parliament. She introduced a private Bill for women's equality. In 1965, she was appointed as the Deputy of the Minister of Education. On August 27th, 1968, she became the Minister of Education. 

Parsa did not stand against Islam. She had cleric like Mohammad Hossein Beheshti, Mohammad-Javad Bahonar, on the Ministery's payroll to contribute to Islam. Parsa helped the Islamic figures like Mohammad Hossein Beheshti with financial resources to The Islamic Centre Hamburg. She provided public funds for Mohammad-Javad Bahonar to build Islamic Public Schools around the city of Tehran. However, the Islamic Revolutionary Courts found her guilty of waging war against Allah, and on May 8th, 1980, the Revolutionary Court executed her.

The cleric regime accused anyone of anything. By November 1979, the death toll was 550, and by January 1980, the number had reached at least 582. Between January 1980 and June 1981, the regime executed 906 persons. 

In 1980, Khomeini asked the Iraqi people to revolt against Saddam Hussein's establishment and overthrew Iraq's system. Mr. Huseein did not like what Khomeini advocated and declared war against Iran. Iran and Iraq war lasted from 1980 to 1988. During this timeframe, close to one million people died from both sides. Many times, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait offered peace to Khomeini to stop the madness in the region. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait offered compensation packages for Iraq and Iran. However, Khomeini said that he would liberate the Iraqi people from the tyranny of Saddam Hussein, he would librate Palestinian people from the Israel occupation. He uttered the above slogans every year during the month of Ramadan. 

In July 1988, Khomeini signed a truce with Iraq and could not continue the war with Iraq. He issued a religious decree to erase the left-wing factions because they were infidels. He knew that by allowing the left-wing factions released from the prisons, they would topple the regime. Thus, Khomeini did not want anyone or anything to pose a threat to his theocratic regime. He executed the Tudeh, Majority Fedayi, Minority Fedayi, other Fedayi, Kumaleh, Rah-e Kargar, Peykar, and MEK. He even killed pregnant women, too. There is a guess estimate that Khomeini tainted his hands in the blood of 33 000 persons. 

The story of the killing did not end here. The cleric began to kill the intellectuals. This series of killing is known as the Chain Murder. The killing ground was not inside of Iran. The regime's death scout traveled outside of Iran's comfort zone and assassinated Iranian intellectuals in foreign lands. 

Since the post-revolution of 1979 in Iran, the price tag of being silent as we remained silent due to secure personal safety, but we compromised our freedom.  

In the First wave of killing, the cleric came after the monarchist; the cleric killed them because they Waged War Against Allah. Everyone remained silent. 

In the second wave of killing, the cleric went after the Imperial Iranian Armed Forces because the Armed Forces wanted to do a Coup. Everyone remained silent. 

In the third wave of killing, the cleric had an ambitious plan to attack Iraq, conquer the neighboring nations, and convert everyone in the region to the Shia-sect under the pretense of liberating Palestinians from the occupation of Israel. Everyone remained silent. 

In the fourth wave of killing, the cleric went after the left-wing factions because they did not believe in Allah. Everyone remained silent. 

In the fifth wave of killing, the cleric went after the intellectuals because they posed a threat to Allah, Islam, and Muhammad. Everyone remained silent. 

In the sixth wave of killing, the cleric went after student activists wanted freedom of speech and killed them. Everyone remained silent. 

In the seventh wave of killing, the cleric went after the green movement activist and killed them because they pose a threat to selected president Mahmoud Ahmadi Nezhad. Everyone remained silent. 

Everyone poses a threat to the theocratic regime's security; someone like Neda Agha Sultan was walking peacefully in the crowd. The security forces shot her on her chest, and died. Everyone remained silent. 

In the eighth wave of killing, the cleric brought down the PS 752 airplane and killed innocent individuals. We remained passive-aggressive. 

The cleric went after innocent individuals who only question why are the price of the goods skyrocketing and cannot afford the basic necessity of life like Navid Akari? The system brought forward flagrant criminal charges against Afkari of committing murder. The system tortures Afkar to the point of death, and in the middle of the night, he was buried.  Everyone kind of remained silent. 

When Iranians are silent, the cleric regime kills us and plundering Iran's wealth like Hashemi Rafsanjani. The latter funnel funds in Canada and built HWY 407 in the Province of Ontario and Center Point Mall in Toronto, ON. Ali Khameini claims to be Ayatollah or Sign of God, has over $95 billion in foreign banks. It is time to come together, sons and daughters of Iran Zamin, to put aside the difference and hold each other's hands to push the Ahrimans out of Iran Zamin. So Iran and Iranians can live in peace and prosperity. Otherwise, the mullahs are going to kill us one by one. We have no one but ourselves to defend ourselves against the authoritarian and oppressive regime in Iran.

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1. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data