insideofiran/2010-12-14 - In the recent weeks this turmoil’s has come into focus as both Ali Khamenie from one side and Mahmud Ahmedinejad from another direction have accused the Iranian Foreign Minister Manoucher Motaki, of being incompetent and ineffective.

On Sunday 12th December, Basij Forces in the name of students of Tehran University protested violently outside of British Embassy in Tehran and shredded and burned British flags.

On the same day in the Iranian House of Parliament, which is controlled by the mullahs’ government, there was a chaotic screaming of both turban wearing and non turban wearing Mullahs’ who verbally attacked the British Government, and criticised it. They asked why has the British Ambassador in his personal weblog had condemned the arbitrary arrests of the Iranian Government and imprisonment of Human Rights advocates, such as Ms Nasrin Sotoudeh.

In response to the British Ambassador comments, in his personal blog, Mr Boroujerdi- Head of National Security Commission of the mullahs’ parliament stated that “We need to give the British Ambassador a lesson in diplomatic edict and teach him how to behave.”

The mullahs clearly felt that the Iranian government had fallen short of its responsibilities, by allowing the British Ambassador to criticise it and give them advice.

During the same chaotic parliamentary day the mullahs’ even stated that the British Embassy in Iran should be closed down, and Iran should reduce its political contact with Britain, and expel the British Ambassador from Iran and recall its own ambassador, back to Iran.

But everyone knows the root of these tensions between these two countries is far deeper then what has been so far been mentioned on the surface.

Few days ago, Mr Manoucher Mottaki was sent on a make-believe assignment to Senegal, shortly after which an announcement of his sacking was made by the Iranian radio.

During the hours following this news many analysis were made concerning this event, but none answered the following question: What is the main reason of sacking of Mr Manoucher Mottaki?

To better understand this matter, we need to look into the of Iranian mullah backed regime which has a very complex organised intelligence secret security service. The opinion of Iranian intelligence and security services has always been reflected in a series of websites that it controls such as; Mashregh News, Jahan News, Alef News…

During the first period of the 9th Government of Iran, when Mahmud Ahmedinejad was first elected as the president of Iran, Ali Akbar Fallahian ( a honourable man who sits in background shadow and controls events) who is charge of files pertaining to series of political murders, in a interview with Hamshari News Paper stated: “ inside the framework of international diplomatic relations, the department of political affairs of different countries, will not be allowed to influence the events in the countries which they are located in. Furthermore, the international relations are based on ‘secret diplomacy.’ This secret diplomacy is in control of intelligence security and information system of governments’, and state departments have no authority over these matters.

Now lets us will reflect back to Mashregh and Jahan News, in order to examine why there was decree to remove Manoucher Motaki from his role as head of a foreign ministry?

There were numerous criticism regarding the lack of diplomatic role of Iranian foreign ministry in International affairs, but, where did this criticism come from?

In answer to this question, we have to look at Mashregh News which laid out a clear explanation some 3 weeks ago.

In this website there was clear criticism of the secret intelligent system of ‘mullahs government’ which was publicly exposed, by the effective campaign of the democratic Iranians for ‘human right in Iran’ in United kingdom who held a very effective theatrical street demonstration in the heart of London, Trafalgar Square; protesting against Human rights violations of mullah backed Iranian regime.

This was a theatrical show which mocked the Iranian Regime and at the same time criticised and highlighted its human rights violations. This event received wide publicity in the world media, and was covered by several news agencies. This shook the mullahs’ government. Therefore; in order not to admit defeat to this campaign of ‘Soft Cultural War’ they blamed the street show, (fight against Zahak (Evil) Army) on British Intelligence service (MI6). They openly accused the state department, and figuratively accused Manocher Motaki for the lack of effort and capability to stop such examples of ‘Soft Cultural War’ against the Iranian regime outside its borders.

However, the rulers of the mullahs’ government in Iran know that the free and loyal Iranians outside of Iran are solidly behind their fellow bereaved Iranian citizens who suffer injustices by the Tyrannical Iranian regime, and thus will stand tall until the day that the people of Iran can rise and have the right of vote for a general referendum. They will also selflessly work to enlighten others around the globe to the crime and injustices that has been taking place in their ancestral homeland.

In the field of Soft and Cultural War, the presence or absence of Manousher Motaki types, will not have any material impact on changing the real issue.