CIA attempts to topple Ahmadinejad at SCO Yekaterinburg summit

[Magda Hassan]

Following is an enlightening article showing the same agents using the same tactics in the colour revolutions so beloved by the empire. Serbia, Georgia, Kyrgistan, Iran. It is all the same.


Iranian “Otpor” activist Iranian Coup d’État: Shade of Green and the Same Clenched Fist

We know Washington is orchestrating and funding coup d’état presently taking place in Iran, among else because it was reported back in 2006 that United States decided to use covert means to remove Ahmadinejad from power, from within — it is much cheaper, safer and entirely pain-free for the Empire, in comparison to an open warfare.
We also know pro-US activists in Iran have been receiving “aid from the West” since 2004, when the so-called “Iran Human Rights Documentation Center” based at Yale University, received $1 million from “a smaller American government aid program intended for Iran’s opposition inside the country”.
In 2006 Bush administration demanded $75 million from the US Congress “to encourage opposition to Iran’s ruling mullahs”.
Washington also ran and sponsored secret workshops since April 2005 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, where paid Iranian “activists” were being trotted for instructions on how to topple Ahmadinejad.
One of the trainers Washington brought over to Dubai to teach young Iranians how to destroy their country and hand it over to the Empire on a silver platter, is no other than the US State Department’s traveling revolution salesman, Otpor activist Ivan Marovic.
“The content of the workshop consisted of explaining the principles of mobilizing the population in the situation where fear is high and there are tensions in the society, meaning they are facing a political crisis.
“We discussed how to overcome that crisis without destruction of property and loss of human life. These are nonviolent strategies of civic mobilization. This is a standard workshop based on the examples from Otpor, our fight against Slobodan Milosevic,” Marovic said.



Serbian Otpor logo


Now in Iran




Recycling Revolutions, Cutting on Design and Printing Costs

Yet, the U.S. president claims he knows nothing about this.
Obama says he “saw on television” that Iranian protesters, fashioning their “peaceful demonstrations” after Serbian Otpor — trained and financed by the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), International Republican Institute (IRI), US Agency for International Development (USAID), Freedom House and other Washington-based institutions specializing in toppling the governments which refuse to be subjugated by the United States — intend to remove Mahmoud Ahmadinejad from power.
Obama says he’s “deeply troubled”. So are we.

Kmara, Georgia


Pora!, Ukraine


KelKel, Kyrgyzstan


Oborona, Russia




Following the Same Script

Just like Otpor and so many color revolutions and “popular movements” after October 2000 (which used elections as a trigger), Iranian demonstrators are following a foolproof script — starting massive riots over the claim elections were rigged and they have been cheated (”Where is my vote?”)
Eagerly backed by the ready chorus of zealous Western news agencies, with 24/7 media coverage repeating the same scenes over and over, drumming it up in every corner of the world (unlike the popular movements entirely unpopular in the West, such as months-long massive street protests attempting to topple Washington-installed Gyurcsany of Hungary or Georgia’s Saakashvili, which received almost no coverage by the Western MSM), Iranian demonstrators are instructed to keep insisting “their” president is not the one who won the elections (Ahmadinejad), but the man Washington wants to install (Mousavi, a US puppet predictably hailed by the Western mainstream media as a “pro-reform” candidate). Like Otpor in Serbia in 2000, they demand recount of the votes or, even better, brand new elections. In either case, an “independent”, Washington-funded body will be tasked with declaring preferred candidate a winner.
Although advertising their state coup as a “nonviolent movement”, Iranian protesters, like Otpor, Kmara, Pora and others before them, are attacking and provoking security forces, throwing stones at them, ganging up on lone policemen, getting up in their faces, swearing at them and mocking them while on duty, in order to provoke violent reactions in front of cameras and to destroy an aura of respect and authority security forces commonly have among the ordinary people, who haven’t been paid by the Washington to demolish every institution of their state under the present government.
And, like many times before, the state — unwilling to use force against the masses — is losing again.






Now, if United States was a democracy and if its media was free, we could hope Obama will eventually be informed about this too by his state television. But as it is, the US president is destined to remain more ignorant about the world he lives in than we are.
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