Black Friday: The September 8 Massacre

The Events of September 8, 1978

September 8, 1978, a day that has come to be known as "Black Friday" or the "September 8 Massacre," was a day of horrific violence. Orchestrated by two mullahs, the events of that day led to the deaths of 87 demonstrators in Tehran. The orchestrators of this massacre received assistance from Palestinian Arab and Libyan terrorists. This event was pivotal in clearing the path for the Ayatollah.

The Role of the Mullahs and Foreign Terrorists

The two mullahs, religious leaders, played a key role in the events of that day. They were not alone in their actions, however. They received assistance from foreign terrorists hailing from Palestine and Libya. Their combined efforts resulted in a day of bloodshed and terror.

The Aftermath and the Ayatollah's Path

The aftermath of the September 8 Massacre was significant. The path was cleared for the Ayatollah, a high-ranking religious leader in Iran. The events of Black Friday played a crucial role in shaping the political landscape of the country.

Bottom Line

The events of September 8, 1978, are a stark reminder of the lengths to which some will go to seize power and control. The massacre, orchestrated by religious leaders and aided by foreign terrorists, resulted in the deaths of dozens of innocent people and paved the way for a new political era in Iran. What are your thoughts on these historical events? Do you think they have shaped the current political landscape of Iran? Share your thoughts and this article with your friends. Don't forget to sign up for the Daily Briefing, delivered every day at 6pm.