Dear Sir, 

I can understand your wish to reinstall a monarchy in Iran, following in the footsteps of your late father, but all the same, it would seem that you are struck by a temporary amnesia that you regard. Let's first go back to the arrival of the Shah in power, of course this information is verifiable and has been declassified by the American government. Between August 15 and 19, 1953, the government agencies of the two great powers orchestrated the "Ajax" operation, which consisted in overthrowing the government in place led by the Shah's Prime Minister, Mossadegh, who had the firm intention of driving out foreign oil companies and nationalizing the Iranian oil wells. Between 1951 and 1953, the pro-Mossadegh riots, provoked by this situation, caused many victims. The King regained control of his country, but not without agreements with the West, notably on the exploitation of Iranian oil. He reigned until 1979 when he was driven out of his country by the regime of Ayatollah Khomeini. Now let's talk about your words, not to say your announcements during your last press conference in London. This leads me to remind you that you are the son of a deposed King, and therefore you have no legitimacy to date to accede to the supreme office in Iran. But this does not prevent you from coveting the said office. However, the road is still long. As far as I am concerned, I am a descendant of the young King Yaqub Leith Saffar, and I have no claim to the supreme office, unless of course the Iranian people ask me to do so, because in the end it is they who will decide.

They denounce, they repress, they criticize, they are indignant, announcements follow announcements and communiqués, but nobody does anything for the Iranian people !!!! Since I was young, when I was a schoolboy and then a high school student, I actively participated in militant student rallies. This got me into a lot of trouble, as I was already with the Iranian people and campaigning for them, which gave me a good understanding of the system. I taught in universities, which were under the permanent surveillance of the Islamic police "Herasat & Gozinesh". Despite the frequency of the checks, my position allowed me to assess the power and to know its backstage. Its places, believe me, are forgotten by God himself. I left every day to teach, never knowing if I would return at night. I fought in Iraq, I lost many brothers in arms, with the use of poison gas by Saddam Hussein. I was in a unit, in charge of infiltrating the enemy lines, for intelligence missions. I was also in charge of training the recruits in the handling of the weapons we were in charge of. Not really in my DNA ! As you can see, Mr. Reza Pahlavi, my popular origins, gives me the ability to speak on behalf of the people, I grew up and shared their everyday life. During these years, what did you do? Your life abroad has spared you the sufferings that are still the daily life of Iranians today. In front of the microphones and cameras of the press, all your words are about intentions, which are conditioned on international financial aid? Iran's problems will be resolved largely from within, and that is where I intend to go.

How do you envisage the capitulation of the Islamic regime? Because they will have to leave! What is your program, to get half of the country out of hunger and disease and to put the country back to work, fathers at work, teachers in their schools, soldiers in their barracks, policemen in their police stations, nurses in their hospitals, farmers in their farms the civil servants in their administrations, the children and students in their schools, high schools and universities, all the shopkeepers in their stores and finally, all the wives and mothers of families, who will be busy preparing meals to fill the plates that have remained empty for so long!!!! For all these people, what is your economic and social program? I, Mr. Reza Pahlavi, given my origins and my training, will have proposals on these issues, I have been working on it with my team, discreetly and for a long time. I agree to discuss all these topics with you, knowing that for the public man that you have become, adept at TV shows, it should be a formality. Receive Dear Mr. Reza Pahlavi my cordial greeting. 

 Hamid Reza SHEIKH - Founder President