Reza Pahlavi Quotes
born 1960 Iran
Reza Pahlavi (born 31 October 1960) is the crown prince of the Imperial State of Iran, and son of Muhammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah.
Also known as: Reza Pahlavi, Crown Prince of Iran
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The Iranian youth keep defending their right to live their age and the epoch in which they are born; that is to say in a world flourished by science and learning, and not mourning and martyrdom.
Those who believe they speak with the absolute authority of Allah demand absolute submission.
How can assured destruction deter those who glorify self-destruction and call it martyrdom?
It is up to the Iranian people to say what role I should play.
As long as this regime will exist, none of the main world problems, peace between Israelis and Palestinians, religious fanaticism, terrorism and the proliferation of WMDs will be able to be solved.
I never miss a chance to reject military action against my homeland.
Nothing bars the world from having a line of dialogue with the opposition and that, strangely, has been absent.
What we now see in Afghanistan and Iraq must teach us a lesson. The Iranian problem has a peaceful solution to it.
The world is facing a regime today that is totalitarian, racist, fascist, and yet what has been done about it?
Violence is useless. Civil disobedience is a necessary and effective tool to get the job done.
Access to information has been very restricted by the regime, but we can affirm the discontent goes well beyond Tehran and the major cities.
I don’t rely on any sources other than my own compatriots.
The idea of reform has been discredited and came to an ultimate dead end. It was unthinkable that this regime could ever reform itself. There is no process of change that could come from within.
Things were not perfect, but most Iranians recognize now that at least we were moving forward, and Iran’s international status reflected this.
Those who belong to the establishment need to know that no harm would come to them if they walk away. Otherwise, we end up with a Syria-like reality where those in power hold on for dear life.
The regime's ban on coverage by international media, its treatment of reporters and draconian restrictions on their activities and maligning them as agents of imperialism is actually testimony to the effectiveness of these media.
The world has concluded so long as the Iranian regime exists , multiple problems for the world...will not disappear ...Iranian people cannot wait for a year.
I say, listen to the Iranians. During twenty-two years, you forgot the Iranians, they are close to 70 millions today who hanker for liberty. I say to the west: the oil that flows in your pipelines is not more important than the blood that flows in the veins of Iranians.
In short, my compatriots want to reclaim Iran from the Islamic Republic. This a struggle for human dignity and liberation. Iranians want their freedom, their dignity and their country back
I do not want to minimize the responsibilities of Saddam Hussein. But it must be seen that the majority of problems that the world is faced with today – the price of oil, terrorism, proliferation, and radicalism – are linked in one way or another to the Islamic Republic.