Dawood Salahuddin person
also: Dawood, Dawad, Dawah, Dawud, Dawah Salahuddin, Salahuddin
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Claims (4)
Dawood Salahuddin carried_out_attack
Ali Akbar Taleghani host_asserted
“was understandably suspicious given the threats against Talatabi's life. But his suspicions waned when he saw a postman's truck in uniform. The postman said only Allah Akbar Talatabi could sign for his certified mail. He was holding several…”
▶ Colonel’s Corner-Book Review-Prelude to Terror Chap 22 @ 46:54
CIA covered_up
Dawood Salahuddin host_asserted
“But the guy who had first refused him entry now told him that any and all of his needs would be taken care of. Dawud would not learn until much later that he, the guy that met him, was a CIA agent. Dawud also did not know that he was not su…”
▶ Colonel’s Corner-Book Review-Prelude to Terror Chap 22 @ 51:15
CIA recruited
Dawood Salahuddin host_asserted
“blacks to be Muslims in order to radicalize them and put them in terror cells inside the United States and to be deployed outside the United States. And there's zero coordination to reaffirm their commitment to Islam in the United States by…”
▶ Colonel’s Corner-Book Review-Prelude to Terror Chap 22 @ 40:03
CIA funded
Dawood Salahuddin host_asserted
“Using bank robberies to pay for missions like this, again, is another thing that the CIA did with their agents. And that's actually Operation Gladio. That was done a lot over in Europe as well. Dawad returned to Nahidian's Islamic house to …”
▶ Colonel’s Corner-Book Review-Prelude to Terror Chap 22 @ 48:20
Mentions (17)
▶ 38:37
I'm telling you, the entire thing is a CIA op. The spokesperson of the pro-Shah forces was Ali Akbar Takatabe, who was the former press attache at the Iranian embassy in Washington, D.C. Dawood and others from the Naharian Mosque group call…
▶ 39:08
that his activities against the Islamic government of Iran would lead to his death. These warnings didn't silence him. Tala Tabeh was a rarity among the Shah's officials, most of whom retired to places like Geneva to live comfortably after …
▶ 40:03
blacks to be Muslims in order to radicalize them and put them in terror cells inside the United States and to be deployed outside the United States. And there's zero coordination to reaffirm their commitment to Islam in the United States by…
▶ 42:00
arms in return for the release of the hostages. According to Dawood Salahuddin, Fardas became the go-between for the arms negotiations. On the American side, Helms was selected by Carter to be the liaison. Two months after the contact with …
▶ 44:58
The Iranian government is crazy. When the coup was discovered, discovered? You just talked about it on television. A secret Islamic court issued a fatwa and arrest warrants for more than 1,500 plotters. Salahuddin, his introduction into the…
▶ 45:28
Very gradually, his first assignment was to firebomb a pro-Shah newspaper office in Washington, D.C. In early June, Salahuddin was a hardened soldier of Islam. To Salahuddin, a fatwa was the highest level order given. When Fardas relayed a …
▶ 45:58
and remain in Islam. Salahuddin was willing to die for Allah. He also remembered thinking that the embassy spokesperson was too small of a target. He suggested someone like Henry Kissinger. Dawah Salahuddin's training took over from his rel…
▶ 47:21
He looked at him straight in the eye and pressed the trigger three times at point-blank range. The second played out in slow motion. The look of surprise on Talatebi's face when three 9mm bullets tore through his stomach. The way the dust, …
▶ 47:51
The operation was planned perfectly. Dawad had gotten his weapon from a group of Muslims who were contemplating financing a takeover of an army base in Virginia with a series of bank robberies. He had gotten the mail truck by bribing a post…
▶ 48:20
Using bank robberies to pay for missions like this, again, is another thing that the CIA did with their agents. And that's actually Operation Gladio. That was done a lot over in Europe as well. Dawad returned to Nahidian's Islamic house to …
▶ 48:46
He flew under a phony name and passport, first to Montreal, then to Geneva, and finally to Tehran. The inability of authorities to stop Dawad's escape, combined with his series of miscues, left the prosecution of the conspirators in ruins. …
▶ 49:16
told the media that he was not involved. Islam does not allow you to go ahead and kill someone unless the Islamic court approved it, he was to say, which of course it did because he brought the fatwa from Iran. Dawad said Nahidian never men…
▶ 49:46
In fact, the foreign minister, a guy by the name of Sadeh Ghatbateh in Tehran, refused to issue him an entry visa. Now desperate, Dawad contacted Saeed Ramadan. Ramadan was furious at Dawad for carrying out the assassination. He thought it …
▶ 50:15
And then Gatsbasa, who overruled said Dawah at the Geneva airport, which is divided between Switzerland and France, Dawah felt vulnerable. But even though he was, he saw customs officials reading newspaper stories featuring his picture, the…
▶ 50:45
accompanied by a woman with connections to the highest level of Khomeini. The Iranian air flight arrived in Tehran at 3 a.m. A security detail of three cars was waiting for him. He was whisked into a Cadillac Seville. In the back seat were …
▶ 51:15
But the guy who had first refused him entry now told him that any and all of his needs would be taken care of. Dawud would not learn until much later that he, the guy that met him, was a CIA agent. Dawud also did not know that he was not su…
▶ 51:49
Sayyid Ramadan. After the meeting, two of the security men drove Dawad around the city for about two hours, then delivered him to a safe house. The lavish gas compound just outside of Tehran was the Safak headquarters, which was ran by the …