29. 新共産主義クラブ[-10387] kFaLpI5ZjuWLYINOg4mDdQ 2025年6月20日 21:39:15 : tPjHa53xxQ :TOR OUh6TzZ5SldBTlU=[1]
そういう意味で、この地域で、戦争を起こしている力と、止める力を持っているのは英国です。
もう百年くらい、中東では同じパターンの劇が繰り返し上演されています。
ロシアは劇の序盤で追い出される役、米国はちょっかいを出しに行って現地のイスラム原理主義者とその背後の隠れている英国に一杯食わされる役、イスラエルの政府・情報機関とイスラエルに近い財閥は英国政府と英国を本拠とする財閥の汚れ役を任される役です。
イラン、アフガニスタン、イラク、シリア、これらは全部同じパターンですね。
もし、英語が読めるか、自動翻訳ソフトが使えたら、下記の文献を読んでみてください。
イスラム革命後の今のイスラム原理主義政権が、英国と米国の支援で成立し、その後、英国の庇護の下で反米政権になったことが分かります。
同じパターンとは言っても、人間は確実に死んでいるので、問題は大きいです。
◆ Britain and the Iranian revolution: Expediency, arms and secret deals
(Middle East Eye, 1 February 2019 15:25 GMT
| Last update: 5years 4 months ago)
By Mark Curtis
British policy towards Iran has often been based on pure expediency
《Arming Iran》
Under the new Thatcher government, Britain continued to arm and train the new
Iranian regime. By April 1980, months into the US hostage crisis, Britain was
still training around 30 Iranian military officers in Britain. With Soviet
invasion forces in Afghanistan, Thatcher saw Iranian theocracy as a counter to
Soviet ideology.
This took on brutal proportions in 1982, when Britain secretly helped the
Iranian regime nearly destroy the communist Tudeh Party, the main leftist
organisation in Iran. MI6, working with the CIA, passed to the Iranians a list
of alleged Tudeh agents acquired from a Soviet defector, in order to curry
favour with the regime and reduce Soviet influence. Dozens of Tudeh agents
were subsequently executed, more than 1,000 members were arrested, and the
party was banned.
But Britain went still further, even as it by now regarded the Iranian
revolutionary regime as a strategic threat to the West. As Iran fought Iraq in
the brutal Gulf war in the 1980s, the Thatcher government armed both
sides. From the very first day of the war, Britain sent millions of pounds
worth of tank barrels and tank engines to Iran, helping to maintain the tanks
Britain delivered to the Shah during the 1970s.
Whitehall also connived with a company called Allivane International to
secretly ship arms to Iran in the mid-to-late 1980s, while another project
enabled the British company BMARC to export naval guns, spares and ammunition
to Iran via Singapore in 1986. Around the same time, a government-owned
company exported five shipments of tetryl chemicals, a compound used to make
explosives, breaking both the UN embargo and Britain’s own export guidelines.
◆ Middle East Eye
(Wikipedia)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_East_Eye
◆ US had extensive contact with Ayatollah Khomeini before Iran revolution
(The Guardian, Fri 10 Jun 2016 20.25 CEST)
By Saeed Kamali Dehghan in London and David Smith in Washington
Documents seen by BBC suggest Carter administration paved way for Khomeini to
return to Iran by holding the army back from launching a military coup
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jun/10/ayatollah-khomeini-jimmy-carter-administration-iran-revolution
◆ ◆ Two Weeks in January: America's secret engagement with Khomeini
(BBC, 3 June 2016)
By Kambiz Fattahi
In the official Iranian narrative of the revolution, Khomeini bravely defied
the United States and defeated "the Great Satan" in its desperate efforts to
keep the Shah in power.
But the documents reveal that Khomeini was far more engaged with the US than
either government has ever admitted. Far from defying America, the ayatollah
courted the Carter administration, sending quiet signals that he wanted a
dialogue and then portraying a potential Islamic Republic as amenable to US
interests.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-36431160
こちらは陰謀論ですが、イスラム革命の本質を表していると思います。
◆ Conspiracy theories about the Iranian Revolution
(Wikipedia)
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi himself asserted that, "If you lift up Khomeini's beard,
you will find MADE IN ENGLAND written under his chin," in the later days of
his reign as monarch.
BBC Persian journalist Hossein Shahidi has talked about "the deep-rooted
belief" among Iranians "that Britain is behind every move in Iran," and in
particular that the BBC radio is "credited with, or accused of, having brought
about the downfall of" both Pahlavi shahs, Reza Shah and his son Mohammad Reza
Pahlavi whose thirty-seven-year rule was brought to an end by the Iranian
revolution of 1979.
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