đź”´ The Unmasking of Mir-Hossein Mousavi: A 'Freemason' Conspiracy Exposed?
https://jscenter.ir/slave-jews/muslim-zionism/17724
On the anniversary of nationwide Iranian demonstrations against the 2009 sedition (9 Dey 1388/Dec 30, 2009).
Recent controversial statements by Mir-Hossein Mousavi, the former Prime Minister and figurehead of the 2009 Green Movement, have reignited long-standing accusations about his true loyalties. According to an explosive claim published in the Iranian newspaper Kayhan, Mousavi's actions—including his alleged support for Israel and ISIS—are not surprising but are part of his duty as a member of the secretive Freemasonry organization.
🔍 The Central Claim: A Masonic Mission
The article, written by Kayhan's director Hossein Shariatmadari, asserts that Mousavi was tasked with a mission as a member of the "dreaded Freemasonry formation." It presents the following key points as evidence:
· Pre-2009 Warnings: In the early 2000s, two senior Iranian security experts reportedly stated within a very limited circle that "Mousavi is a Mason" and predicted he would soon be used in a project against the Islamic Republic.
· The "Yeltsin" Plan: The article references a meeting at Stanford University where a U.S. official, Gill Lapidus, allegedly outlined a plan for Iran modeled on the Soviet Union's collapse. The plan supposedly concluded that a reformist like Khatami (the "Pope") was insufficient, and a "Yeltsin" figure—someone who would directly oppose the clerical establishment—was needed. Mousavi is presented as this chosen "Iranian Yeltsin."
· The Supreme Leader's Warning: It cites Ayatollah Khamenei, who had previously warned of an "all-around American plan for the collapse of the Islamic Republic," rebuilt from the blueprint used to dismantle the USSR.
· The American "Slip-Up": It highlights a 2009 statement by Michael Ledeen, a former U.S. National Security Council consultant, who claimed contact with Mousavi's office dated back to the mid-1980s, revealing a long-standing connection.
· The Martyrdom of Ayatollah Asgaroladi (Shahid-e Ayat): The most dramatic claim involves the 1981 assassination of Martyr Ayatollah Asgaroladi. It is alleged he possessed documents proving Mousavi's Masonic links and intended to present them to parliament. He was assassinated the morning he was to do so, and his briefcase containing the documents was stolen—an act the article claims did not match the M.O. of the terrorist group Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK).
· Academic Testimony: It cites the late Iranian scholar Dr. Mohammad Mokri, who reportedly discovered evidence of Mousavi's membership in the "Constantinople Masonic Lodge" in the library of the French Élysée Palace.
🎠Conclusion: A Spent Asset?
The article concludes by framing Mousavi's recent extreme rhetoric as a classic Masonic tactic: when a member's mission fails and he becomes a liability, he is sacrificed in a final "suicide operation" by being made to support the most reprehensible causes (Israel, ISIS) to discredit himself utterly and serve a final purpose for the order.
It ends with pointed questions for Mousavi's former allies, like Mohammad Khatami and Javad Zarif, demanding they clarify their positions and explain why they supported a figure allegedly chosen by America and Israel.
This narrative presents the 2009 sedition and Mousavi's subsequent trajectory not as a domestic political movement, but as the execution of a long-prepared, foreign-directed plot with deep roots in secret societies, finally exposed by divine guidance and the leadership of the Islamic Republic.
Source: Jewish Studies Center - "Mir-Hossein Mousavi is a 'Freemason'!"
Original Source: Hossein Shariatmadari, Kayhan newspaper editorial (August 12, 2022).
#Iran #2009Election #GreenMovement #Mousavi #Freemasonry #Conspiracy #Kayhan #Sedition
âś… @rahyafte_en
https://jscenter.ir/slave-jews/muslim-zionism/17724
On the anniversary of nationwide Iranian demonstrations against the 2009 sedition (9 Dey 1388/Dec 30, 2009).
Recent controversial statements by Mir-Hossein Mousavi, the former Prime Minister and figurehead of the 2009 Green Movement, have reignited long-standing accusations about his true loyalties. According to an explosive claim published in the Iranian newspaper Kayhan, Mousavi's actions—including his alleged support for Israel and ISIS—are not surprising but are part of his duty as a member of the secretive Freemasonry organization.
🔍 The Central Claim: A Masonic Mission
The article, written by Kayhan's director Hossein Shariatmadari, asserts that Mousavi was tasked with a mission as a member of the "dreaded Freemasonry formation." It presents the following key points as evidence:
· Pre-2009 Warnings: In the early 2000s, two senior Iranian security experts reportedly stated within a very limited circle that "Mousavi is a Mason" and predicted he would soon be used in a project against the Islamic Republic.
· The "Yeltsin" Plan: The article references a meeting at Stanford University where a U.S. official, Gill Lapidus, allegedly outlined a plan for Iran modeled on the Soviet Union's collapse. The plan supposedly concluded that a reformist like Khatami (the "Pope") was insufficient, and a "Yeltsin" figure—someone who would directly oppose the clerical establishment—was needed. Mousavi is presented as this chosen "Iranian Yeltsin."
· The Supreme Leader's Warning: It cites Ayatollah Khamenei, who had previously warned of an "all-around American plan for the collapse of the Islamic Republic," rebuilt from the blueprint used to dismantle the USSR.
· The American "Slip-Up": It highlights a 2009 statement by Michael Ledeen, a former U.S. National Security Council consultant, who claimed contact with Mousavi's office dated back to the mid-1980s, revealing a long-standing connection.
· The Martyrdom of Ayatollah Asgaroladi (Shahid-e Ayat): The most dramatic claim involves the 1981 assassination of Martyr Ayatollah Asgaroladi. It is alleged he possessed documents proving Mousavi's Masonic links and intended to present them to parliament. He was assassinated the morning he was to do so, and his briefcase containing the documents was stolen—an act the article claims did not match the M.O. of the terrorist group Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK).
· Academic Testimony: It cites the late Iranian scholar Dr. Mohammad Mokri, who reportedly discovered evidence of Mousavi's membership in the "Constantinople Masonic Lodge" in the library of the French Élysée Palace.
🎠Conclusion: A Spent Asset?
The article concludes by framing Mousavi's recent extreme rhetoric as a classic Masonic tactic: when a member's mission fails and he becomes a liability, he is sacrificed in a final "suicide operation" by being made to support the most reprehensible causes (Israel, ISIS) to discredit himself utterly and serve a final purpose for the order.
It ends with pointed questions for Mousavi's former allies, like Mohammad Khatami and Javad Zarif, demanding they clarify their positions and explain why they supported a figure allegedly chosen by America and Israel.
This narrative presents the 2009 sedition and Mousavi's subsequent trajectory not as a domestic political movement, but as the execution of a long-prepared, foreign-directed plot with deep roots in secret societies, finally exposed by divine guidance and the leadership of the Islamic Republic.
Source: Jewish Studies Center - "Mir-Hossein Mousavi is a 'Freemason'!"
Original Source: Hossein Shariatmadari, Kayhan newspaper editorial (August 12, 2022).
#Iran #2009Election #GreenMovement #Mousavi #Freemasonry #Conspiracy #Kayhan #Sedition
âś… @rahyafte_en