Once Iran is liberated, and my fellow compatriots are free to elect their leaders and decide on their democratic political system of choice, my fores… - Reza Pahlavi

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Once Iran is liberated, and my fellow compatriots are free to elect their leaders and decide on their democratic political system of choice, my foreseeable mission will be accomplished. From that day on, my role will be determined by my compatriots. I will thus serve them in whatever capacity they see fit.

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About Reza Pahlavi

Reza Pahlavi (born 31 October 1960) is the crown prince of the Imperial State of Iran, and son of Muhammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah.

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Pen Names: RP
Native Name: رضا پهلوی‎‎
Alternative Names: Ri̤zā Pahlavī Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi Reza Pahlavi II Prince Reza Pahlavi Shahzadeh Reza Pahlavi Rezā Pahlavī King Reza Pahlavi

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One has to look at the fundamental nature of the clerical regime in order to understand its true and ultimate intentions. Since its advent in 1979, the regime’s leaders – starting with Khomeini himself – set out to export their radical ideology to the region and beyond. The primary mission (raison d’être) of the regime is to convert other regimes to its own mold with the goal of establish a modern-day Islamic Shi’ite Caliphate. It is so stated and defined in its Constitution as well as that of the Pasdaran’s (Revolutionary Guards).

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Our youth have defied and derided a regime which is not mindful of their future but is obsessed with the hereafter. The Iranian youth keep defending their right to live their age and the epoch in which they are born; that is to say in a world flourished by science and learning, and not mourning and martyrdom.

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