📸 Imam Khomeini's (RA) prayer on board during the flight from France to Tehran, February 1, 1979.

Capturing a moment of spiritual reflection in the skies as Imam Khomeini (RA) connects with the divine during the journey from France to Tehran on February 1, 1979. 🙏✈️ Witnessing history unfold at 35,000 feet.

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Beyond politics, the Rockefellers have also been central to transforming global agriculture — from genetically modified crops to control of seed patents, fertilizers, and climate policy.
Their ultimate goal has been food monopolization — turning food into a tool of power and dependency.

The next part of the Global Food War series will reveal how Rockefeller-backed institutions, such as the Green Revolution, Monsanto, and AGRA, have devastated traditional agriculture in the Global South — including Iran — and accelerated ecological collapse.

📚 References:

(1) Mousavi-Zadeh, “The Shah and the Republicans: Why the Pahlavi Preferred the GOP”
(2–5) Seyed Morteza Hosseini, “The Hidden Ties Between the Shah and the Rockefellers”
(6) Soreya TV, Documentary “The Godfather” (2016)

🔍 Further Reading:

📖 The Eagle Project: Rockefeller’s Rescue of the Shah
📖 The Rockefeller Dynasty and the Pahlavi Empire

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🇮🇷 Amir Kabir: The Martyr Who Fought Against “British Shiism”
✍️ By Payam Fazlinejad

📚 Source: JS Center – Amir Kabir and the Fight Against British Shiism

Amir Kabir (Mirza Taqi Khan Farahani) stands as the first martyred statesman who courageously confronted the infiltration of “British Shiism” — a colonial-engineered distortion of true Islam. While some modern pragmatists have attempted to reduce him to a mere technocrat or early capitalist reformer, history tells a different story: Amir Kabir was a defender of pure Shi’a Islam, unyielding in his stand against religious deviation, corruption, and foreign manipulation.

🕊 The Age of Shi’a Revival

In the early 19th century, as Europe celebrated the so-called Enlightenment and the rise of secular liberalism, Iran embarked on a spiritual renaissance. While Western thinkers like Kant and Voltaire sought to separate faith from reason, the Shi’a scholarly tradition in Iran was being renewed by jurists such as Wahid Behbahani, Mirza Qomi, and Mullah Ahmad Naraqi, who laid the philosophical and jurisprudential foundation for Wilayat al-Faqih (Guardianship of the Jurist) — the rightful continuation of the Imam’s authority during occultation.

As the West moved toward secularism, Shi’ism in Iran became a bastion of moral, social, and intellectual strength, guiding the nation through crises of corruption and ignorance.

⚔️ Confronting False Sects and British Intrigue

During this critical period, British influence penetrated the region through pseudo-mystical sects such as Sheikhism, which later gave birth to Babism and Baha’ism — movements encouraged by colonial powers to divide the Muslim world. The so-called “Bab,” Seyyed Ali-Mohammad Shirazi, who had close ties to foreign companies in Bushehr, falsely claimed to be the awaited Mahdi and incited violent uprisings, leading to massacres and civil unrest.

Amir Kabir, serving as Prime Minister under Naser al-Din Shah, recognized the colonial hand behind these heresies. He saw that Babism was not merely a spiritual deviation but a political weapon — an early form of religious engineering aimed at undermining Shi’a unity and paving the way for Western domination.

🛡 The Hero of Faith and Integrity

Unmoved by bribery or political pressure, Amir Kabir faced both the corrupt clergy and foreign diplomats head-on. He fought against superstition — from self-flagellation to fake miracles — and challenged the influence of pro-British clerics, such as Mirza Mohammad-Mehdi, the Friday Imam of Tehran, who regularly collaborated with the British Embassy.

His firmness enraged the British envoy, and unlike the “modernized elites” of later centuries, Amir Kabir refused to bow to foreign powers.

🔥 The Execution of the Bab and the End of a Colonial Plot

In 1850, after the Bab’s violent rebellion and false claims of prophethood, Amir Kabir ordered his execution. He later exiled Baha’ullah (Hussein-Ali Nouri) and executed Qurrat al-Ain, a female leader of the sect who openly defied Islamic law and declared the abrogation of the Qur’an. Historians agree that this decisive move prevented the establishment of a “Babist kingdom” in Iran — a plan heavily favored by British intelligence.

Though his enemies eventually conspired to murder him, Amir Kabir’s martyrdom became the price of safeguarding Shi’a Islam from imperial infiltration.

🌑 Legacy That Lives On

Today, the same “British Shiism” that he fought — cloaked in new forms of sectarian propaganda and colonial soft power — continues to reappear. Yet, the legacy of Amir Kabir endures through the system of Wilayat al-Faqih, the fruit of that 19th-century Shi’a revival that he helped protect.

History repeats its eternal truth:

“For every false Shirazi, there stands a true Shirazi.”
As colonial plots fail, the guardians of pure Islam remain steadfast.

🌍 Read more at: jscenter.ir/jewish-and-sects/bahai/9217

📘 JS Center | Studies on Judaism and Sectarianism
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🔻🇬🇧 British Secrecy and the Hidden Architects of Two Coups in Iran
📜 The Jewish–Pahlavi Connection

A new study unveils shocking archival evidence about Britain’s secret involvement in both the 1921 and 1953 coups that shaped modern Iran. 🕵️‍♂️

According to recently revealed documents, Ardeshir Reporter and his son Shapoor Reporter — both linked to British Intelligence (MI6) — were central figures behind the rise of Reza Khan (later Reza Shah Pahlavi) and later the overthrow of Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh.

Ardeshir, an Indian-born Parsi agent, lived in Iran from 1893 to 1933, serving as the British “resident intelligence officer.” His collaboration with General Edmund Ironside directly paved the way for the 1921 coup that installed Reza Khan in power.

Decades later, his son Shapoor Reporter, educated at Cambridge and operating under MI6, directed British field operations during the 1953 coup. Secret intelligence files identify him as “the field operations commander” working with U.S. Ambassador Loy Henderson and British officers.

For his covert services, Shapoor was eventually knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 1973 — a move that sparked controversy even within the UK, as journalists like Chapman Pincher and magazines such as Private Eye began to expose the secret role of the Reporter family in manipulating Iran’s political fate.

The evidence also suggests that both coups were carefully concealed under layers of British intelligence secrecy, with many original documents still classified at the MI6 archives.

In a letter to President John F. Kennedy, Shapoor openly admitted to having “led field operations” during the Mossadegh crisis, while describing Iran’s instability as “a British-made chaos.”

These findings confirm what Iranian elders long suspected: that the Pahlavi dynasty itself was a British creation, engineered through intelligence networks spanning Bombay, London, and Tehran.

💬 “From father to son, the Reporters served as Britain’s invisible hand in Iranian politics — for 72 years.”

📚 Source: jscenter.ir/slave-jews/pahlavi/9408
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