President Ronald Reagan to Carter: ‘Betraying the Shah of Iran Was a Stain of Shame on America’s Record!’
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Imani: ‘Betraying the Shah of Iran Was a Stain of Shame on America’s Record!’
Jimmy Carter authored the single greatest foreign policy betrayal in modern human history. His cowardly abandonment of the Shah of Iran directly birthed the world’s most dangerous state sponsor of terrorism. President Ronald Reagan famously exposed this catastrophic blunder with unyielding fury. Reagan identified the betrayal of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi as a permanent stain of shame upon the ... Read more The post Imani: ‘Betraying the Shah of Iran…
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Dr. Rich SwierPresident Ronald Reagan to Carter: ‘Betraying the Shah of Iran Was a Stain of Shame on America’s Record!’
A reflection on Jimmy Carter vis a vis Ronald Reagan By: Amil Imani Jimmy Carter authored the single greatest foreign policy betrayal in modern human history. His cowardly abandonment of the Shah of Iran directly birthed the world’s most dangerous state sponsor of terrorism. President Ronald Reagan famously exposed this catastrophic blunder with unyielding fury. Reagan...
President Ronald Reagan to Carter: 'Betraying the Shah of Iran Was a Stain of Shame on America's Record!'
Jimmy Carter authored the single greatest foreign policy betrayal in modern human history. His cowardly abandonment of the Shah of Iran directly birthed the world's most dangerous state sponsor of terrorism. President Ronald Reagan famously exposed this catastrophic blunder with unyielding fury.
AGI - The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has self-celebrated by calling himself better than former President Ronald Reagan in defending American car production. "The disappeared great Ronald Reagan who, in all honesty, I love, but who allowed our cars to disappear in Japan and other places. We can't do that. We love him but on business, Trump was much better, much better," he told his supporters in Milford, Michigan.
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