Shah and His Enemies - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

The book you are holding is an attempt to present the services that the late Shah performed for the advancement of Iran and Iranians, which unfortunately faded in the atmosphere of hostility between the sinister triangle of the Mullah, the Mujahid, and the leftists.The ignorance of the masses and the stubbornness of the sworn enemies of Iran and Iranians, who with their poisonous pens and words pushed society towards decadence and destruction, caused Iran to be occupied by a handful of hound-worshiping turbans.Their blind hostility towards the great Reza Shah and Mohammad Reza Shah caused the most backward, most feared, cruel, and corrupt regime in the world to come to power, namely the Republic of Ignorance, Madness, and Islamic Crime.The work that Reza Shah the Great left unfinished in order to develop the ruins inherited from the Qajar era was to be completed by his Iranian-friendly son, Mohammad Reza Shah, which was stopped by foreign conspiracy, which was headed by the issue of oil, along with the naivety of the nation, and the betrayal of the educated and military, and Iran fell into the hands of a handful of incompetent and ineffective lumpen people who, in addition to plundering and selling the homeland to foreigners, stealing from the Iranian table, and giving it to Arab terrorists, turned Iran into black soil and Iranians into ashes.When at 4 am on 5 June 2616 Madi, corresponding to 26 May 1908, the drilling rig at a depth of 360 meters in the ground in Masjed-e-Soleman broke the layers that enclosed the oil, oil gushed out to a height of 50 meters. After a few days, well number 2 also reached oil.The discovery of oil in Iran had a significant impact on the fate of the people of this country and its kings, which is mentioned in this book.An event that brought prosperity to America and Europe and misery to us. With the discovery of oil, the British invasion of Iran took on a terrifying form, and things reached a point where Iran was divided between the two plunderers, the British and the Russians.

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