Interview with "Empress of Iran" Yasmine Pahlavi at Pro-Democracy in Ran Rally

[ThirdChoice]

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[Better Believe It]

1. She's a real people person!

She had to really "dress down" for the demonstration.

The "Empress of Iran" indeed.

Right. That's just what the Iranian people want and need .... an empress.

Give me a break.

The Iranian people from all liberal and moderate political factions would kick her butt out of the country if she tried to enter.


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Reza Pahlavi, his mother Empress Farah ( right) and his wife.



Her Imperial Majesty, Farah Pahlavi





Today we celebrate the birthday of Her Imperial Majesty the Shahbanou (Empress) of Iran!
I'd like to send my most heartfelt congratulations to our Empress and wish her all the best on this joyous occasion!

Her Imperial Majesty the Shahbanou of Iran served Iran with great effort in the areas of social welfare and culture; she's probably best known for her visits to small villages/towns across Iran where she would meet and spend time, close-up and personal, with her compatriots.

Her Imperial Majesty the Shahbanou was the first Iranian lady to be crowned Empress after 1400 years of backward and disasterous Islamic occupation and influence in Iran! Before the Arabo-Muslim invasion/occupation of Iran we had many women rulers such as Empress Poorandokht and Empress Azarmidokht from the Sassanian Dynasty. Thanks to their Imperial Majesties Reza Shah the Great and His Imperial Majesty the Shahanshah of Iran, Mohammad-Reza Pahlavi Aryamehr, Iranian women were once again able to regain their valued position in Iranian society; and with this, the Muslim Clergy's 1400 year-long domination of Iranian society came to an end!

For the past 27 years our Imperial Family has suffered the life of exile due to the 2nd Arabo-Muslim Occupation of Iran which took place in 1979. However the Islamic Republic's lifetime is ticking closer to its end and by the will of the Iranian people it will soon be terminated.

I pray for the speedy return of our Empress to her homeland - that very homeland and people which she loves dearly and which she has served tirelessly.

As our beloved Empress has said, despite all the hardships and darkness that has engulfed our nation for the past 27 years, "victory of light over darkness is near".

The Iranian Nation awaits the return of their Empress.


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[ThirdChoice]

2. She doesn't use the title...

She works for the "Children's Law Center" and for "Children of Iran" and does good work.

[Wizard777]

4. The Persian Book of Kings is closed and sealed.

The Children of Iran have inherited the Kingdom.

[Hatalles]

3. +1