Dr. Pezeshkian, Hossein Ronaghi, and 12-Day War
Sam Ghandchi
http://www.ghandchi.com/4617-masoud-pezeshkian-english.htm

دکتر پزشکیان، حسین رونقی و جنگ 12 روزه

http://www.ghandchi.com/4617-masoud-pezeshkian.htm

Dear Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian,

I just saw an article from intellinews with a fair assessment of the 12-Day war and your thoughts about making changes in Iran. I always opposed Iran-Israel War and although I wished it would never happen but I am happy you are trying to get the right lesson from it. I always opposed Reactionay Reformism but supported Progressive Reformism. In fact Egypt, learned a good lesson from the 6-Day war with Israel and recently when I had a customer support need with my Internet Service here in the USA, I noticed the lady who was providing the support for me on the phone was located in Egypt! In other words the US company had employed her in Egypt to provide service online in the USA! This is really a long way from the days Egypt could not even talk to the USA let alone to be able to have such a close relationship for a US Internet company to do business like this that nowadays only countries like India have such close association with the US companies. So I hope Iran can also achieve such a relationship with the USA and the world at large and end all animosities and it all starts from home as you have said in your note and I hope you work with people such as Iran's Nelson Mandela Mr. Hossein Ronaghi to achieve such a relationship between Iran, USA and rest of the world! BTW I would like to ask you to look into something that happened right at the start of the 12-Day War! An innocent prisoner by the name of Mojahed Kourkour was executed that day. He was accused of the crime of killing martyr Kian Pirfalak. Both parents of Kian had given sworn testimonies that Mojahed Korkor was innocent. I believe his execution was done by those in the government who were paid off by the enemies of Iranian people who wanted to create a mass uprising in that area of Iran in support of the attacks on Iran and to gain support for certain groups in the oppostion. In a way this was very similar to what happened in Cinema Rex of Abadan before Iranian 1979 Revolution although it did not succeed in its objective. Right after the execution of Mojahed Kourkour, I posted an article entitled From Cinema Rex to Execution of Mojahed Korkor! I hope you investigate this matter and determine who had been paid off to commit that heinous crime in your government which is only comparable to what happened in the atrociety of Cinema Rex of Abadan in 1979. Frankly Iran needs to fix a lot of things if an honest progressive reform is going to happen and I am sure cooperating with Iran's Nelson Mandela Mr. Hossein Ronaghi can help to make the right choices for a transformation to a democratic, secular and futurist state which is what the Iranian people want and any enemy tries to take advantage of giving lip serivce to that objective, to achieve their goals and not to achieve freedom. People of Iran want freedom to decide for themselves and the times of a religious state are long gone and religion is a private matter for people and the state has no business to force any religion or oppose any and separation of state and religion is what has been good for both religion and state. We should learn from Saudi Arabia and Persian Gulf states that are understanding the needs of their countries rather than insisting on backward ways of the past and are trying to change themselves. Good luck in your new efforts.

Hoping for a democratic and secular futurist republic in Iran,
Sam Ghandchi
IRANSCOPE
http://www.ghandchi.com/index2.html
June 25, 2025

Featured Topics
http://featured.ghandchi.com

For a Secular Democratic & Futurist Republican Party in Iran

http://www.ghandchi.com/futuristparty/index.html

SEARCH