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🎥 Jabri Ansari: Independence is the legacy of the Islamic revolution; The experience of Venezuela showed that America seeks to control countries.
Hussein Jabri Ansari, Director General of the Salami News Agency (IRNA) and former Foreign Ministry spokesman at the unveiling ceremony of the book "Five Strategies of a Killed Leader in the Geometry of Foreign Policy" authored by Mohsen Fakayan:
The great legacy of the Islamic revolution of Iran and the late and dead imams of the Islamic revolution is independence; Independence and liberation, as stated in the ninth principle of the Islamic Republic of Iran's constitution, appear in the form of a balance and interaction between these two concepts in the Islamic Republic.
The reality is that especially for the new generation, given the series of developments that took place in Iran and around the world, the concept of independence may not be understood as ever. In the meantime, if we consider the fate of the countries of the region and many countries in the world, the importance of this concept becomes clear. An up-to-date example is Venezuela; where the head of state was stolen in front of the world's live cameras, and it was taken in ggresses and transferred to the Drug Bureau and was imprisoned in the United States.
After that, they showed their naked imperialism and announced that Venezuela's oil will be at their disposal from now on. When they talk about Iran, they approach the issue with the same literature and brazen method.
🔹 Today, the same issues that the revolutionary generation and the experts raised from a theoretical point of view about American politics, and perhaps were not particularly tangible for the new generation, are brought clearly in front of the cameras. These positions provide a clear picture of American policy and the state's efforts to exercise control and hegemony over the world.
Given that we are in the month of November, on the occasion of Mr. Mutaki's treatment of American politics, I feel the need to tell historical memories about the capture of the American embassy and its transformation into a spy den. This memory was told by the late Abulqasem Qasimzadeh, the son-in-law of the late Ayatollah Mousavi Ardabili, directly from his father-in-law. According to this narrative, in the days preceding the victory of the Salami revolution in February 1357, the revolutionary council discussed and examined the state of the country and the conditions for its advancement. The council's conclusion was that the state is not yet ready to manage the situation and the state.
In this context, one of the members of the revolutionary council, who had the option of leaving the country under any pretext, was tasked with delivering the council's summary to Imam Khomeini (R.A.) in Neuflostau, in the suburbs of Paris.
At that time, one of the children of the late Ayatollah Mosbi Ardabili was abroad, and after receiving permission from SAVAK, he apparently went abroad under the pretext of meeting his son. But the main purpose of this trip was to meet the imam and deliver the summary of the revolutionary council.
The late Ayatollah Mousavi Ardabili, in his meeting with Imam Khomeini (RA) in Naflochateau, explained in detail the issues discussed in the Revolutionary Council. Hazrat Imam also answered, almost like this: "I turned the cow's skin up to the tail and you want me to put this skin back in its place? " I know my job, you do yours too. ".
In fact, this response of Imam Nazar was to a proposal that, if used as a basis for action, could actually be the end of the revolution; Because if it returns to its previous position and regains its control, the same patterns will repeat themselves as they did in the reform revolution of Egypt in 2011, or as we witnessed in America in the anti-authoritarian revolution in the Philippines against Marcos and elsewhere in the world.