Iranian film depicts American overthrow of Iran’s government

Posted by Staff on May 19, 2008 |

At an American Enterprise Institute discussion on “The Ahmadinejad Presidency and its Impact on Iranian Civil and Political Society,” Tom Parker, executive director of the Iran Human Rights Documentation Center, describes an Iranian Ministry of Intelligence public information film in which American politicians, including Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) are portrayed plotting the overthrow of the Iranian government with the help of human rights advocate groups. (0:52)

 
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May 19, 2008

One Response to “Iranian film depicts American overthrow of Iran’s government”

  1. tom sparks Says:

    This film sounds like a pretty accurate description of the current state of affairs. I am not sure about Mr. Soros but I know the US intelligence community spends about 300 million a year spying on Iran and the intelligence services have a long history of subverting non profits and cultural groups in foreign countries.

    Why wouldn’t they think the Intelligence community was using human rights groups?


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