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To: Yardstick

Mosaddegh was Iran’s constitutionally appointed prime minister with parliamentary backing. The Shah formally ratified the position but he was duly elected, largely on the platform to nationalize the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. He ran a basic MIGA platform- Make Iran Great Again. Britain was having none of that and pressed MI6 into service to repackage the threat to the BP corporation ,
by calling Mosaddegh a communist, knowing that the CIA would take the bait which they did. Flash forward decades and watch us fall for the same scam.l only this time it’s Israel repackaging Iran as “WeEks awAY FrOm sETting OfF a NUKe oVer Washington and New York!!” History repeats-first as tragedy, then as farce.


48 posted on 09/26/2026 8:40:12 AM PDT by Antioch (A merely fallen enemy may rise again, but the reconciled one is truly vanquished -Friedrich Schi)
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To: Antioch

Right, Mosaddegh was appointed by the Shah per the Iranian constitution and rubber-stamped by the parliament. The leftist narrative that he was “democratically elected” is really stretching it. He wasn’t a communist — he was a member of Iran’s other ruling family and probably had the same royalist sentiments as the Shah — but the commies supported him and he took up their positions. Nationalizing the oil industry is what commies always do. Look at Venezuela for example. Carter enabled regime change by undermining the Shah which allowed the Soviet backed Ayatollah and the IRGC to take over, with the predictable disastrous results. Iran was an early instance of the Islamic-commie axis which Trump is now fighting against.


49 posted on 09/26/2026 9:24:56 AM PDT by Yardstick
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