“Its objective was to expand in the region.” In the BFMTV microphone, this Wednesday, June 18, Mahmoud Moradkhani, nephew ofAli KhameneiIran’s ayatollah hit that the defense of “the Palestinian cause” is a “pretext” seized by his uncle “to govern” and take control of Shiite sacred places. Exiled in France for forty years, he strongly criticized the Mullahs regime.
In the same way that it was “for Saddam Hussein”, the Iraqi dictator who fell in 2003 after the US invasion and hung three years later, the defense of “the Palestinian cause of the Iranian regime is a pretext to govern,” says Mahmoud Moradkani.
But even more, according to the nephew of the Supreme Guide of the Islamic Revolution, his uncle pursues the same objectives as his predecessor, Rouhollah Khomeini. The latter, “created political Islam and Shiite supremacy,” recalls Mahmoud Moradkhani. “Our Arab brothers, and especially the Maghreb, must understand that Khomeini’s goal was the hand set in the sacred places of the region to create a Shiite state,” he hit this doctor, refugee in France and installed in Lille’s suburbs.
“Extend in the region”
“Its objective was to extend to the region. And above all, it considered that the sacred places such as the Iraqi Karbala cities, and Nadjaf, the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem or even Mecca belong to the Shiites,” explains the political refugee. For Rouhollah Khomeini, “it was unacceptable for Sunnas to govern in these regions,” said Mahmoud Moradkhani.
Mahmoud Moradkhani is a fervent opponent of the Iranian Mullah diet. Who left his native country at the age of 23 said that he militated and works for reconciliation in the Iranian opposition and the creation of a coalition, he says that there is “an uprising within Iran.
Unfortunately, it has not been successful and achieved so far. “He wants to alert the Muslim world.” Let them know that even if Khamenei managed to extend a little, the Sunitas will be a minority. They are already in Iran and are repressed as the other parts of the Iranian people. “
Source: BFM TV
