The Iranian Revolution saw the Ayatollah Khomeini return to Iran with the assistance of the United States and France. Someone talked Jimmy Carter into helping him. The Shah of Iran had been driven insane it seems, with his efforts to weaken Islam in his nation. He wanted to change the official calendar away from the Islamic one and wanted to give women the right to vote. He suspended the constitution because of militant Islamists. When people protested his security forces reacted violently.
The people rose up with the help of Shia fighters and took over the nation. The Shah fled. The US embassy was stormed and 52 workers and family members were taken hostage for 444 days. The Ayatollah promised not to release them while Carter was the president, they were released on Ronald Reagan’s inauguration day.
The dust of the revolution had cleared leaving the Ayatollah and his Islamic extremists in control. The students and workers who had started the uprising were out in the cold. Many had only wanted the constitution reinstated.
What is the next step in social engineering? Program the brains! The way this is done is to create dead people to be reprogrammed (prior post) before they reincarnate. They could then become good Muslims and the formerly liberal society of Iran could be erased (Business Insider).
To this end Iraq attacked Iran (Iran Iraq War). Does that sound backwards to you? Saddam Hussein also needed to get rid of some malcontents in his country.
Here’s the kicker. The Shah’s officers were handled to over react to the protests. The Ayatollah was handled to victory. Saddam Hussein was handled to start a war. All this while Phil of Mordor worked in Saudi Arabia. These are the same handlers that want to start a race war “for the environment” and/or a socialist revolution in the US.
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On the left is the death chart Wilhelm Gustloff (30 January 1895 – 4 February 1936). Gustloff was the founder of the Swiss NSDAP/AO. The NSDAP was the Nazi Party of German citizens abroad. He spent much of his time as a bookseller distributing the “Protocols of the Wise Men of Zion” and other antisemitic literature. He was assassinated by a Croatian Jew, David Frankfurter, in 1936. The NAZI government named a cruise ship in Gustloff’s honor.
On the right is the birth chart of Saddam Hussein (28 April 1937 – 30 December 2006). Hussein was the Socialist, Ba’ath Party dictator of Iraq from about 1979 until the US invasion in 2003. Hussein involved Iraq in a war against Iran (Iran-Iraq War) and the Invasion of Kuwait, kicking off the First Gulf War. During his reign Iraqi security services are believed responsible for 250,000 deaths and disappearances. Most of these efforts were for the suppression of Shi’a and Kurdish members of Iraqi society. There is evidence the Iraqi forces used blister agent against the Kurds and Yazidis in a systematic effort of genocide. The US invasion of Iraq in 2003 ended Hussein’s rule. He was executed by hanging for crimes against humanity ( for the 1982 massacre of Shi’ites) in 2006.
This is the death chart of Georges Ernest Boulanger (29 April 1837 – 30 September 1891), nicknamed Général Revanche (“General Revenge”). He was a French General and politician of the 19th century. He used inflammatory rhetoric and nationalism to vault to popularity during the Third Republic. He called for revenge against Germany for the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71. In January of 1989 it was feared he had enough popularity to become a dictator and is considered by some historians to be the first fascist or “proto-fascist.”
He was considered a Republican because he did not go to church. Later it was realized that he was a conservative Monarchist.
His downfall from politics occurred in January of 1889 when he won a race for a seat as a deputy for Paris. His supporters were elated and wanted to conduct a coup d’etat; immediately take over the national government. He was a threat to the Republic and was accused by his detractors of treason (later convicted in absentia). He fled to Brussels and then to London. He committed suicide in 1891 with a pistol over the grave of his mistress Marguerite de Bonnemains who had died two months earlier.
The chart on the right is the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini (24 September 1902 – 3 June 1989). He was a religious leader of Twelver Shi’a Islam. He became the Ayatollah (religious title) around 1962. He went into exile in 1963, living in Iraq, Turkey and France. In Turkey he stayed in Bursa in the home of Colonel Ali Cetiner, head of Turkish Military Intelligence. According to the BBC, recently released documents show the Ayatollah had contact with the CIA on different occasions. He returned to Iran during the Iranian Revolution with the help of the US and France. The leaders of the countries were led to believe he would help calm the situation. He promptly took over the revolutionary government and formed a Theocracy. He eliminated all competition from the original groups behind the overthrow of Shah Pahlavi. Iran was then involved in a 10 year war with Iraq (Iran-Iraq War),