Mohsen Sazegara

Yeah. My voice is at the beginning of the tapes of Khomeini. You know, whenever he talked, first of all, at the first days, he talked every night. And he started to say bullshits, by the way. Like what? Every night he was talking about, you know, when you want to talk every night. He did not have so much ideas to talk every night.

Yeah. My voice is at the beginning of the tapes of Khomeini. You know, whenever he talked, first of all, at the first days, he talked every night. And he started to say bullshits, by the way. Like what? Every night he was talking about, you know, when you want to talk every night. He did not have so much ideas to talk every night.

He was talking about the previous constitution and very boring one. By the way, one of the top clergy, Morteza Motahari, when he came to Neufle Chateau, he recommended him that, Mr. Ayatollah, talk only once a week. And every Sunday he talked about an hour or less. And when we took Masoud Amanian, one of my friends over there was in charge of that, taped him. And we talked.

He was talking about the previous constitution and very boring one. By the way, one of the top clergy, Morteza Motahari, when he came to Neufle Chateau, he recommended him that, Mr. Ayatollah, talk only once a week. And every Sunday he talked about an hour or less. And when we took Masoud Amanian, one of my friends over there was in charge of that, taped him. And we talked.

took that tape, the mother tape, and my voice was at the beginning of that Sokhan Roni, Imam Khomeini. On every tape? Every tape, yeah. I said that the speech of... Are you serious? You're the first voice in every tape that caused the revolution? Yes.

took that tape, the mother tape, and my voice was at the beginning of that Sokhan Roni, Imam Khomeini. On every tape? Every tape, yeah. I said that the speech of... Are you serious? You're the first voice in every tape that caused the revolution? Yes.

Yeah, that was not the only cause of the revolution, but that was my voice over there that I said that Sokhan Rani, Qaweda Azam, Imam Khomeini, Nofle Shato, then the date. And then that one was duplicated one to three. We had a small box tool and produced it one to three, then sent it to Iran by phone.

Yeah, that was not the only cause of the revolution, but that was my voice over there that I said that Sokhan Rani, Qaweda Azam, Imam Khomeini, Nofle Shato, then the date. And then that one was duplicated one to three. We had a small box tool and produced it one to three, then sent it to Iran by phone.

Because one of the engineers, two engineers actually, in Telecom of Iran, opened the international line every night for one hour. And the mullahs sent it to their friends in Qom. And then in Iran, it was duplicated and distributed amongst the people. Yeah, on those days, the tool was tapes. Cassette tapes and radio, shortwave radio. BBC was listened by the people.

Because one of the engineers, two engineers actually, in Telecom of Iran, opened the international line every night for one hour. And the mullahs sent it to their friends in Qom. And then in Iran, it was duplicated and distributed amongst the people. Yeah, on those days, the tool was tapes. Cassette tapes and radio, shortwave radio. BBC was listened by the people.

Really?

Really?

You're laughing. No, I say that. I don't like the word of brainwash for a nation. This is what I oppose you. I say that. Not liking it doesn't mean it's not true. People listen to that and make this decision. No, no. When you have majority of people, people listen to the documents. Maybe later, you know, about the President Trump that you say. I'm a historian. So history is nothing but facts.

You're laughing. No, I say that. I don't like the word of brainwash for a nation. This is what I oppose you. I say that. Not liking it doesn't mean it's not true. People listen to that and make this decision. No, no. When you have majority of people, people listen to the documents. Maybe later, you know, about the President Trump that you say. I'm a historian. So history is nothing but facts.

Yeah, I mean... When you're a historian, I know about the philosophy of history, methodology of history. Yes, the historian can choose the facts and make the story even. But when you say something... Maybe now I say something and have some facts about that. But after a while, at least 35 years later or 50 years later, because that's a generation in history, 35 years.

Yeah, I mean... When you're a historian, I know about the philosophy of history, methodology of history. Yes, the historian can choose the facts and make the story even. But when you say something... Maybe now I say something and have some facts about that. But after a while, at least 35 years later or 50 years later, because that's a generation in history, 35 years.

And 50 years is the time that we historians say that now a historian can go to an event, join the history. the documents come out, the memoirs come out, many other things that people don't know about that. When they come out and historians go collect them, write it down, then the real event gradually will be appeared, like a submarine that comes out of the water.

And 50 years is the time that we historians say that now a historian can go to an event, join the history. the documents come out, the memoirs come out, many other things that people don't know about that. When they come out and historians go collect them, write it down, then the real event gradually will be appeared, like a submarine that comes out of the water.

So I mean about the, you mentioned President Trump, is close to Russia or have some relationship with Putin, oligarchy, maybe. I have read it in two books, as I said, written by two researchers, that in 2003, 2004, money laundering was done by President Trump through the housing projects or in Atlantic City or other places. That's just it. You ask me, do you believe? I said, no. Why?

So I mean about the, you mentioned President Trump, is close to Russia or have some relationship with Putin, oligarchy, maybe. I have read it in two books, as I said, written by two researchers, that in 2003, 2004, money laundering was done by President Trump through the housing projects or in Atlantic City or other places. That's just it. You ask me, do you believe? I said, no. Why?