The Shah's Son in Berlin: He Wants Power, West Wants Oil

When the son of the last Shah of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, recently visited Berlin and criticized the German government for not doing enough to help him take power, prominent German historian Stefan Heuer looked deeper.

Mr. Heuer addresses the historic context starting with the 1953 CIA-MI6 coup that removed Iran's democratic prime minister Mossadegh. That coup brought back Reza's father as a puppet of Western oil companies and a faithful slave for Israel. The article explains how the West always supports dictators if they serve Western interests, just like today in Syria and Ukraine.

Mr. Heuer shows how Reza Pahlavi now works with the same friends – the United States and Israel. He even supported Israeli and US attacks on his own country, Iran and called Iranian children murdered by his buddies "collateral damage."

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Reza is linked to a violent movement among Iranian exiles and a suspicious murder in Canada, Mr. Heuer highlights. But the West still wants to use him as a face for regime change because Iranian oil must flow to Western markets, along with the vast wealth of a nation of almost 100 million people.

This is a strong and honest article that everyone should read: Reza Pahlavi’s Berlin Visit: A Prince of Unholy Alliances

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Britain Foolishly Granted Iran the Control Over Strait of Hormuz

Ironically it was the dumb foolish childish act of piracy by the British ‘Royal Navy’ of the Iranian shipment and ship that gave Iran the tools it needed to stretch its muscles in the Strait of Hormuz.

Later rejecting to defuse the problem by negotiations and instead of releasing the ship, Britain escalated the conflict by announcing it’s extending the piracy another 30 days the day on the day it was supposed to release the ship as per the agreement through direct negotiations with Iranian officials. Iran didn’t need more than to claim the rights to police the Strait of Hormuz and stop and inspect ships crossing through the Strait, and if needed it can confiscate any ship which it suspects is either a British ship, or carry British goods, or carrying any shipment t that Iran deems threatening to their national security, or to the national security of the Persian / Arabian Gulf.

We’re not discussing here the illegality of the British act of piracy applying its national laws on international shipping lines, nor we’re discussing the draconian western complete embargo on the Syrian people, we’re just looking at the consequences of the British act of piracy in Gibraltar (Jabal Tariq, if you may, named after the Islamic leader Tariq Bin Ziyad who introduced Islam to Spain) water passage on the power that should control the Strait of... Continue reading: https://www.syrianews.cc/britain-foolishly-granted-iran-control-strait-hormuz/