Appendices: Revolutionary Ethics and SAVAK Ethics مقاله

خلاصه ماشینی:

It was previously mentioned that with the victory of Iran's glorious Islamic Revolution, some envious individuals and competitors took advantage of the opportunity, using the pretext that Ramyar had held certain positions in the faculty and university for several years, to subject him to harassment and psychological torture. Now that it has been decided to publish a special issue in honor of the scientific and cultural services of that wise professor and compassionate, capable manager, it is appropriate that the announcement also be printed here so that it becomes available to interested parties and is recorded in history. And to continue the revolution and preserve its achievements, one must possess revolutionary ethics. One of these conditions is having revolutionary ethics, without which the achievements of the revolution will be at risk of destruction from their very foundation. SAVAK ethics say: Hide behind the people and secretly shout, "Hey, counter-revolutionary!" "Hey, evil and ugly one!" and set everyone against each other. In these current sensitive moments, any kind of sabotage, spreading lies, and dissemination of slander and defamation is an ungentlemanly blow to the body of the revolution and to the grounds of understanding and cooperation that are very necessary for revolutionary forces. Another example of this SAVAK ethic is writing anonymous or forged letters to the addresses of prominent figures, friends, and acquaintances of an enemy, or an envied person, and accusing them of falsehood and deception. This SAVAK method causes the person in question to remain completely unaware, while conversely, the entire society becomes affected by the accusations made.