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Mohammad Sahimi is Professor & Chairman of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Since 1986, he has been a member of the Union of Concerned Scientists, an organization devoted to preventing the spread of weapons of mass destruction, and a member of the Union's Partners for Earth Program. In addition to his scientific research that has resulted in over 200 papers, published in scientific journals, and six books, his political articles have also appeared as book chapters, on various web sites, and in the Los Angeles Times.
Originally posted by sal88
Wasn't the Iraninan revolution helped by the U.S as well?
Originally posted by sal88
It was my understanding that the Shah was getting too much power, and wanted to do things lije nationalise the country's oil, the U.S didn't like the idea of this so they helped the revolution. I should be able to get more information for you.
Originally posted by Seekerof
Again, bear in mind that though you directly and only address the US involvement, their were also other "allies" that helped along Iran's Nuclear Program, correct bulgarian? Afterall, if your going to name one, why not name them all, eh?