The CIA put Khomeini into power to get rid of the Shah who was getting too independant and wanted to develop his country economically; to do so he took over the oil business from US/UK multinationals. An incredible crime! He was also forming an alliance of countries independant of the US and USSR. Totally forbidden: the supreme crime! With or against us! Not independant! Independance means peace. World peace! Totally forbidden by the military-industrial complex that needs a world at war to develop itself. World peace means they do not get new powerful weapons and do not feel like they have a huge penis, they do not get hundreds of billions, they do not express their sadistic needs by killing millions of people regularly all over the World. Zbigniew Brzezinski, who controlled U.S. foreign policy at that time, and the "dark force" he represents, wanted an enemy they could control . . . and eventually defeat because they understood the wisdom of Plato's dictum:
"When the tyrant has disposed of foreign enemies by conquest or treaty, and there is nothing to fear from them, then he is always stirring up some war or other, in order that the people may require a leader."
So first the US has to get rid of the CIA and the almighty Pentagon, and replace them with a reasonable and real Defense secretary and defensive army!
Then close all the US military bases around the World, Iraq included.
Then pressure Israel to get rid of its nukes.
Then keep the international pressure on Iran to never develop nukes.
And support reasonable democrats in Iran with money.
Support reasonable democrats all over the World with money.
That is the only possibility of a peaceful World.
Ask yourself: do you really want peace? Or are you a frightened child? Or a sadistic person? People tend to justify with their reason what was really decided in their subconscious.
If you do not see that keeping on attacking foreign countries will never make this World a peaceful place, then this World is lost, unless the US goes bankrupt soon.
Here is a quite important (if you have been brainwashed into believing that the US did not want Khomeini to replace the Shah) text by Fereydoun Hoveyda, who was Iran's ambassador to the United Nations from 1971 to 1978.
Free elections, 1979 - My last audience with the Shah
http://www.iranian.com/FereydounHoveyda/2000/August/Shah/
August 18, 2000 - The Iranian
In April 1978, I was summoned to Tehran.The Shah wanted to give me special instructions about the forthcoming special session of the U.N. General Assembly on disarmament, initiated by the Soviet Union.This was about a month after the riots provoked by Ayatollah Khomeini's followers in Tabriz. My audience with the monarch was fixed for Wednesday April 12th at 11 o'clock a.m. I was ushered in a parlor room where the commanders of the different branches of the army were waiting to be received. The Shah would see them one by one! He was running late in his schedule because of an urgent meeting with the minister of interior. I had a lunch appointment with my brother. I called his office to inform him that I would be late and he should not wait for me.
It was almost half past twelve when I entered the Shah's office. He did not seem worried at all . He listened to my report and gave some instructions about the way we should vote at the U.N. meeting. This whole business did not take more than fifteen minutes. He rose from his chair. I too got up thinking that the audience was over. But he did not extend his hand. As was his wont, he put his thumbs in the armholes of his vest and paced the vast room. He spoke about the "events" (the unrest provoked by religious elements). I remained standing , following his movements with my eyes.
Suddenly he stopped in front of me and said: "These demonstrations by some religious elements are orchestrated by the oil companies." He remained silent for a few seconds staring at me as if he were verifying the impact of his words. Then he resumed walking, and talking. "They are angry at my policies. I have truly and practically nationalized the oil industry. Mossadegh did nothing of the sort. His nationalization of the British company was just words on paper. We were almost ruined and had to accept the 'consortium' agreement with several Western oil corporations including the British! I have just dismissed them all and taken into my own hands all the oil business, from extraction to the selling of our refined products in gas stations all over the world! The National Iranian Oil Company is now one of the great oil corporations of the world. The eighth sister!"
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