NCRI – A former director of the FBI gave a speech at the Free Iran rally on July 9, addressing the United States’ triumphs and failures when it came to the Iranian Resistance, describing the nuclear agreement between the US and Iran’s regime as “insane”.
Louis J. Freeh, a former FBI director, said: “A short time ago we were here trying to rationalize why the United States government would put this democratic movement on a foreign terrorist list. Absolutely insane. That has changed, and it was a product of your work and your inspiration, your faith, the struggle of those of your brothers and sisters in Iraq.”
He pointed out that this is the 20th anniversary of the Hezbollah bombing of the Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia, in which 19 Americans and dozens of Saudis were killed by the Saudi Hezbollah, who were trained by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps.
Director Freeh said: “One thing that has remained constant, and we are very fortunate and lucky and proud that it’s been constant, is the bravery, the leadership, the dedication, the sacrifice that you have all made in the spirit of freedom. And Madame Rajavi, thank you for being a constant anchor and a beacon of hope and faith for all of us.”
Tens of thousands of Iranians and their international supporters attended the “Free Iran” rally in Paris on July 9, which saw international support for the 10-point plan of Iranian opposition leader Mrs. Maryam Rajavi for a future free and democratic Iran.
