Nim-Pahlavi

Nim-Pahlavi (aka Reza Pahlavi) sent Obama a congratulation letter. I bet Obama recycled it before reading. I mean, who is Reza Pahlavi to be congratulating Obama? And of course, just like so many other Iranians, he claims to speak for all of us. By the way, did any of you read Pahlavi’s book, Winds of Change? Written more than 10 years ago, he argued that the regime was about to fall and that Iran should be ready for elections. Should the people, he argued, vote him to be the next monarch or president then he obey their demands. What a joke. What a farce. I mean, this man has zero qualifications, except of course being the son of the ousted dictator, and has done nothing to bring about change. Yet, we’re supposed to take him seriously? Pssssssssh, maybe if he donated some of the millions his family plundered from Iran, I might stop cussing him out ALL THE TIME.

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7 Responses to Nim-Pahlavi

  1. that’s was really funny! hahaha Nim-Pahlavi 🙂

  2. that was really funny! hahaha Nim-Pahlavi 🙂

  3. :) says:

    And the millions Rafsanjani has stolen?

  4. nahid says:

    I have heard he (reza pahlavi )was rob pahlavi (1/4)pahlavi, do not promote him , please!

  5. al chemist says:

    Dear Dah shahi oghdehi mozdore jomhouri eslami,

    I know who you are and who is paying you to write garbage. Don’t worry about his majesty’s millions, after all he is a Prince and worth a lot more than those billioner Mullahs whose ass you are kissing.

    Dokooneto beband. hamantor keh majboor shodi dar facebook bebandi.

  6. laleh says:

    as a person who has just come from Iran, I can tell you that majority of Iranians think the same you (Fortunately). However, our understanding of “past” shapes very late, we do not have a good understanding of “present” and the new dictatorship, and no plan for “future”, yet….I do not blame my country for this situation, since we are still learning; and given the 100 years of continuous dictatorship (after Mashrooteh**), we have done a good job, actually. 1979 revolution was a good start(contrary to what many people think in Iran), although it got spoiled. Nevertheless, i do not think that this is the end of the world (or failure of revolution, like many people who still say “mashrooteh” in Iran failed!). Rather, I think this is just another lesson, and I am so hopeful to the entire process that is happeining. I may not live long enough to see the blossom of political wisdom in my country, But I can see its growth.
    *** That I said 100 years of dictatorship, does not mean that I believe this is the only dictatorship we have ever had in Iran…But you know, that mashrooteh is the pillar of the sociopolitical change in Iran. personally, I believe it never failed. it merely began a new story that has lasted until now and it has still a long way to go.

  7. Yasir Hussain says:

    Hi,
    I believe there is an ideological difference alltogether. The current regime in iran dictator or what ever but it is Benchmark towards the Revolution of Imam Mehdi(a.s). That for sure. One should read the history of Shia Islam and see how people left Imam Ali and Imam Hasan. U choose either the world or the Here after

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