Mohammad Reza himself and his close friends were involved in the highest levels of financial corruption, in the biggest bribes, in the worst transgressions and in the most malevolent pressures on the financial resources of the people.

One of the characteristic of that corrupt regime was dark dictatorship and suppression of the people with the cruelest methods.

The successful 1979 Revolution against the Shah was a courageous example to the people of the world and a setback for the USA. The Iranian people overthrew the western dominator in 1979 and embarked on the creation of sovereign country, a country that does not bully anyone and does not allow itself to be bullied. Iran has never had colonies or neo-colonies subjects and has never imposed sanctions on other countries. by John Philpot*

In an hour or so, Iran was filled with happiness and joy to hear this news. UK and US ambassadors and agents memories of the day Muhammadreza ran away is so interesting, as they describe people's reactions and also Shah's humiliation.

As the leader of the Islamic movement of the Iranian nation, Imam Khomeini (RA) had a strategy. Many leaders lack any strategy in their campaigns. As a result, their decisions become tiresome gradually. It creates ambiguity and undermines the people’s confidence. After the 15th of Khordad Uprising, Imam Khomeini (RA) defined the strategy of his movement as toppling the Shah’s regime and establishing the Islamic state. He formulated his stance and his campaign approaches based on this strategy, too. Imam Khomeini (RA) believed that the leadership of the movement should have a strategy. He argued that the leadership of the movement should adopt mottos and missions that are totally reflecting popular demands.

The presence of US advisors began with the arrival of a few of them, such as William Morgan Shuster, to Iran during the Qajar dynasty. This was continued with the employment of a few hundreds of the advisors during the first Pahlavi era, and then reached its peak in the year 1978 as 50 thousand of them entered Iran. The advisors’ influence, especially in the military field, was so great that they were even responsible for the appointment and discharge of Iran’s highest-ranking military officials. In 1906, the Constitutional Revolution of Iran sought to establish a Western-oriented, democratic civil society in Iran, then known as Persia to the outside world. The movement forced the Shah to agree to the election of the first Majlis, the opening up of a relatively free press, and a number of other reforms.

Ever since the formation of this usurper and illegitimate regime, the Zionists have continued to trample on the rights of Palestinians. But some Western countries like the United States have always justified and supported these Israeli violations, and the international organizations have kept silent in the face of Israel's atrocities and its violation of Palestinian rights and tried to legitimize the aggression and violations committed by this occupier regime.

Hosseinian, who has known Haj Qasem since 1985, expresses his characteristics: "one of his characteristics was modesty and also great bravery. He was so intimate, kind and friendly with the army. He slept beside them and they ate all together. The entire army loved him so much".

General Robert E. Huyser in his memoires has written: I went covertly to Tehran to investigate the matter how a coup is possible and whether it is expedient. After much investigation, order came from Washington to form a powerful government led by Shapour Bakhtyar. If that failed, a military coup would be conducted.

On many occasions, the Shah's soldiers used to fire into the air in order to scare the people, but this person asked the Shah's generals to lower their gun barrels and to aim at the people.