While anomalies and inconsistencies in the 1979 Revolution (which brought Khomeini to power) have been noted in other conspiracy literature, there are also several disparities between the activities of the Islamic Republic of Iran and its stated goals.

DISCREPANCIES

The biggest contradiction was observed during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. This was the biggest threat to the South Asia and the Middle East since the Mongols, and most Muslim countries who officially identified with Islam had become supportive of the Afghan resistance. Missing in action was the Islamic Republic of Iran, and its silence was indeed baffling.

The Iran that emerged after the 1979 Revolution is completely different from the rest of the Islamic World. The first major difference is the nature of religious authority. In Iran, religious authority has been tweaked over the centuries to create a pyramidal-hierarchical religious bureaucracy that "manages" religion.

The problem with this arrangement is that the wrong people on the top can also mandate wars, no questions asked. The second major difference is over-centralization, which is reminiscent of socialist states.

In the early years of the Islamic Republic, the Powers That Be even tried to roll out nationalization schemes to confiscate private property but were stymied because private property is protected in Islamic law.

The third major difference is the presence of a network of secret societies that stretch all the way back to antiquity. This is fairly evident in esoteric architectural designs and government logos. Pyramidal buildings are springing up in Iranian cities, along with obelisks. The Iranian parliament is shaped like a giant pyramid. The logo of Iranian Secret Police features an all-seeing eye.

Following the Revolution of 1979, there were quixotic attempts at exporting the same brand of quasi-socialist-religious-police-state to other parts of the Islamic World. But these attempts were met with stiff resistance.

Now, under the guise of the "War on Terror" and the "Arab Spring," many parts of the Islamic World are being dismantled, politically and economically. Is this to make room for tomorrow's Iran?

HIDDEN AGENDA?

Why does NATO push for Revolution in Libya, Tunisia, Egypt and now Syria, but never Iran? Assuming that Iran is intended to play a dominant role in the Middle East, what exactly is this role going to be? Will Iran preside over the Middle East like some kind of Islamicized police state? Or will Iran bait Western powers into attacking the Middle East?

In the thirteenth century, Iran was ruled by the Khwarezmshahs, a diabolical people connected to the royal families of the Illuminati Byzantine Empire (this cabal continues to influence Iran to this very day, and poet-mystic Jalal al-din Rumi was among them).

Little known is the fact that the Khwarezmshahs were instrumental in baiting the Mongols into attacking and destroying the Islamic World. The people of Iran were the hardest hit by the Mongol invasion. As for the Khwarezmshahs, they were largely unharmed and were secretly rehabilitated into the families of Mongol princes. The Khwarezmshah king fled to safety to an island in the Caspian Sea. The Mongols conveniently forgot about him and instead pursued a sophisticated multi-phase program of destroying the Islamic World.

Iran is gearing towards a leadership role in the Islamic World at a time when the modern-day Mongols are encircling the Middle East. Before the 1979 Revolution, Western countries dumped sophisticated weapons and technology into Iran, including nuclear components. Companies at the heart of the American military-industrial complex built sophisticated bunkers, designed to resist nuclear attacks. We can only hope that these bunkers are not intended to be used as an "islands of safety" for the dark forces inside Iran, when (let's hope not) their work comes to fruition.

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First Comment from Dan:

I'll list in quotes a few assertions and innuendos from this article, and then my response to them. 

Now, under the guise of the "War on Terror" and the "Arab Spring," many parts of the Islamic World are being dismantled, politically and economically. Is this to make room for tomorrow's Iran?"

Is that supposed to imply that Iran is behind the "War on Terror"?  Everybody knows the beneficiary of the "War on Terror" the "Arab Spring" has been the US State Department and the NATO governments that serve as muscle of International Monetary Fund. 

Before reading Subani's 'Secret History of Iran', a refresher course on the Neocon plan to take Iraq, Egypt, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Jordon, and Iran might be advised. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_for_the_New_American_Century

Subani writes, "Why does NATO push for Revolution in Libya, Tunisia, Egypt and now Syria, but never Iran?"

They did.  It failed.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009%E2%80%9310_Iranian_election_protests

Western countries dumped sophisticated weapons and technology into Iran, including nuclear components."  

Iran has no nuclear weapons.  Israel has had at least 150 nuclear warheads for decades.  

Former President says Israel has 150 nuclear weapons. 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7420573.stm     

Israeli nuclear whistle-blower Mordechai Vanunu exposed Israel's secret nuclear capability to an Australian newspaper in 1986.   A female Mossad agent lured him back to Israel from Italy.   He was then arrested and imprisoned for revealing state secrets, however they say he lied.  He was released from lockup in 2004, but remains a virtual prisoner:  He can never leave Israel, is barred from having contacts with non-Israelis, not allowed to have a phone or internet access, and not allowed within 500 yards of any embassies, or the border.   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mordechai_Vanunu

No serious discussion on the danger of Iran in the Middle East can begin until that crucial fact is fully divulged by the Israeli government and US State Department.  

Iran's not been the country wreaking havoc in the Middle East from Afghanistan to Lebanon for 30 years.  The '79 revolution was internal, and overthrew a dictator that was installed by US and British in 1953,  It wasn't Iran that invaded Iraq in 2003 countries and called it 'regime change'.  It wasn't Iran that funded mercenary terrorists to topple Egypt, Libya, and Syria, calling it "Arab Spring".   

I'll grant you that Iran's government may not be exactly what it appears, but none of Hamad Subani assertions hold up to scrutiny. It's off base. 

REPLY FROM HS

It is true that the United States and Israel currently benefit from the aggression that is going on. But their aggression  is not sustainable, it is more of a hit and run strategy, like the Mongols, they are only capable of inflicting destruction. For example, Israel could have ruled Palestine in a judicious and prosperous way, but they have certainly proved themselves incapable of that. Should Israel and the United States chose to fully devote themselves to war in the Middle East on the scale of the World Wars, they would face strong resistance. The Powers That Be are not stupid. They have always understood the value of grooming dialectical opposition within the enemy camp, one that is more palatable to the Muslim people.
 
The protests and demonstrations in Iran were never publicized by the Western media the same way as the Egyptian ones were. Regarding nuclear weapons, remember that Saddam had his country invaded for having a nuclear program that was roughly 1/10th of the scale of the Iranian one.