The Potential Rerun Of Operation Ajax
DotConnector - November 22, 2008
The scene is a London townhouse near Victoria. The heir to the throne of Iran, the eldest son of the late Shah, is holding court before a small audience of Iranian exiles and Middle East analysts crowded into the living room. It is a far cry from the sumptuous palaces of his father in Tehran, now transformed into museums by the Islamic Republic. But Reza Pahlavi (who answers to both “Your Majesty” and Mr Pahlavi), is plotting his return to the land he was forced to leave as a teenager when the 1979 revolution brought militant Shiism to power.
His strategy: to use the internet to link Iranians inside and outside the country and – with the help of international pressure – secure regime change.
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