RIP... 

Sure I suppose in your Anti monarchist mindset ( so typical of self righteous Iranian expats)  keeping  us at bay against Soviet Invasion as in Afghanistan was an easy task.

May I remind you that we would not have resisted Saddam Troops were it not for some of the brave and highly qualified officers and military tried by Imperial Iran. 

I know one personally who today runs a taxi in Paris and was an F14 Pilot tortured after the revolution TWICE for having been an officer under the Shah but was not executed merely to train the new Pilots of Your Republic to fight and resist Saddam's invasion.

You supporters of an Iranian  Republic ( secular or Not) make me SICK  !

Honestly 

I don't care if you are trying to be smart, Westenized or Ironic like Trita Parsi, well spoken and educated

Your intellectual self-righteousness and pride in seeing Iran represented by what exists today whilst mocking and belittling those who served our nation under a Glittering Era makes me SICK.

Even if you are certainly not a supporter of the islamic Republic You and your likeminds love to find excuses for what we have today on blaiming this brave and committed generation who built modern Iran don't you ?

I don't care how you take this comment ... I just want to spit it in your face whoever you are behind that avatar 

There can be no reconciliation between my monarchist mindset and anyone who mocks what we were in the past.

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DARIUSH KADIVAR !

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I know Timsar Jahanbani from Shiraz/Iran when I was a kid and grow up next to their house in 'Bagh Savar'.  My father worked and reported to Timsar at 'Zerehi'.  I used to play with their sons Bahram and Dariush and used to go horseback riding with them.  I miss them all and have always thought of them with good memories.  He was a good man and my father liked and respected him very much.  My condolences and love to Jahanbani family.  One less good man in the world. God bless his sole.  

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