The Creation of a Doppelgänger Named ABBASI by the Ayatollahs.
A fake character named Dr. Abbasi was created in Iran to harm David Abbasi in
France.
The well-organized and globally infiltrated new fundamentalism has launched,
through the media in Los Angeles, a general of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard
Corps (IRGC), who is the trainer of the Lebanese Hezbollah, under the false name
of Abbasi. The aim is to deceive global public opinion against the secular
Franco-Persian writer and philosopher, David Abbasi.
David Abbasi, a secular humanist, has been waging a tireless and immense battle
since the age of 14. As an inventor and creator of secular, innovative, and
rational ideas, he has influenced the world through his writings and his radio
and television programs in French, Persian, Arabic, English, Kurdish, and
Turkish. His secular engagement has reached people worldwide, including, of
course, his enemies—Islamists and fundamentalists, as well as Islamist Marxists,
now known as the "Caviar Left," who represent another side of political Islam
seeking to dominate Judeo-Christian societies.
The origins of these ideas go back to 1980s Iran and the Islamic Revolution,
which was supported by all Islamist movements, the clergy, and the Ayatollahs,
along with 30,000 Shiite mosques and the armed movement of clerics, whom the
Shah of Iran referred to as "Islamist Marxists."
Their slogan during the early years of Khomeini’s Islamic Revolution was: “The
total destruction of imperialism and Israel.”
This slogan was prominently displayed on the front pages of their newspapers.
oppose the Ayatollahs' regime while spending millions of dollars to counter
David Abbasi’s secular ideas.
David Abbasi has been the target of physical attacks, propaganda, and slanderous
accusations since the 1980s, when his newspaper Erchad was banned by the
Ayatollahs and condemned by the Revolutionary Courts. His father was
assassinated, and his family was arrested. Since arriving in France in 1983,
each of his book publications has provoked attacks, including one in 1986 by an
associate of Ali Khamenei. (Read more: awesta.fr)
The Creation of a Fake Individual Named Dr. ABBASI
A major anti-David Abbasi act was the fabrication of a doppelgänger named Dr.
Abbasi—an Iranian terrorist general claiming to be the trainer of Lebanese
Shiite terrorists. His real name was Yadollah Ghazvini, but he adopted
the alias Dr. Hassan Abbasi, delivering violent anti-Western speeches to
deceive and tarnish the reputation of David Abbasi, who resides in Paris.
This highly significant and extremely serious attack against David Hassan Abbasi
involved the creation of this false figure, Dr. Hassan Abbasi, whose real
name was Yadollah Ghazvini—a terrorist general of the Iranian
Revolutionary Guard Corps, claiming to be an educator of Lebanese Shiite
terrorists.
The creation of this fake character under the name Dr. Abbasi, along with
the investment of millions of dollars to make this figure famous as a staunch
defender of Islamic terrorism, Hezbollah, and the Iranian regime, was intended
to mislead the public into believing that the terrorist Dr. Abbasi in Iran was
the same Abbasi from Paris.
owever, despite the massive publicity surrounding this worldwide lie and
slander—fueled by the financing of numerous television and radio programs
constantly discussing this fabricated terrorist character—many people, including
friends and even close family members of David Abbasi, believed in this
propaganda. This caused distress among his relatives, who contacted him to
express their concerns.
Since 1980, the Iranian mullahs have constantly tried to falsify David
Abbasi's work and identity.
Islamists have promoted their false imitation of Hassan Abbasi, who appeared
several times a week on Iranian state television, as well as on Persian-speaking
channels that claimed to be opposition media in Los Angeles. He provided his
analyses and pro-Islamist, anti-Western, and anti-Semitic ideas.
(www.aparat.com/v/g812qs7)
According to documents revealed by Iranian intelligence services, the Islamic
Republic of Iran has financed several million dollars to spread the speeches and
messages of this fake Abbasi, along with numerous television broadcasts
worldwide, through Persian-language media based in Los Angeles for several
years.
The fabrication of this fake persona was aimed at destroying the image and
career of David Abbasi—the Franco-Persian philosopher, writer, and historian
living in Paris, who has written over 140 books and 3,000 articles
published in dozens of newspapers, along with more than 5,000 radio and
television broadcasts aired on numerous international channels, including
TV5, Al Arabiya, Pars TV, Azadi TV, Mehr TV, Al Hadath, I24News, Persian CNN,
Ici & Maintenant, Radio Paris, RT, Radio Israel, Radio Tehran, and Mehr TV.
This slander campaign caused significant damage to David Abbasi.
((Journal Kayhan))
Work and business from a young age while studying
David Abbasi « Siyavash Awesta », heir to a seven-thousand-year-old family
tradition, embarked on his economic endeavors in his teenage years while
continuing his studies.
At the age of 14, he became a journalist and newspaper editor. By 17, he was the
night manager of the Tehran Hotel in Mashhad. The following year, at 18, he
founded and directed the Wienerwald music club in Mashhad. However, due to
pressure and attacks from fundamentalists, a police officer was stationed at his
office every night by order of Mr. Valian, the governor of Khorasan.
In 1977, he managed the Green Leaf restaurant, and in 1978, he founded and
became the editor-in-chief of Ershad magazine.
After the 1979 Islamic Revolution, due to his profession as a writer and
journalist and his critiques of theocracy and political Islam, he was forced to
leave his homeland. At that time, he owned five successful businesses, but after
his departure, all his assets and his newspaper were confiscated by the Islamic
regime. His father and several of his companions were killed or executed during
those tragic years.
After two years of studying history in Beirut and Damascus, where he mastered
the Arabic language, he emigrated to Paris. There, he officially and legally
worked as a photographer in front of the Eiffel Tower.
At the same time, he registered the newspapers Ershad, Atwal, Homa, and
Shahr Farang in various languages at the National Library of France and
continued his work as a writer, journalist, and educator.
In Paris, he founded the Étoile publishing house, along with four
boutiques in the capital, to publish books and promote advancements in computing
in France.
From 1984 to the present day, he has been the founder and director of the
Avesta Institute, a cultural center located at 66 Champs-Élysées, Paris.
He also established the Fax Service, as well as a computer-assisted
advertising and publishing service, in addition to stores specializing in
reprography and the publication of advertisements with television programs. For
these innovations, he has received numerous distinctions, including awards,
medals, badges, and diplomas from the French Senate and various academies.
In parallel, he founded several restaurants in Paris, including:
Chez Esther
Since 1984, he has also been a board member and one of the key programmers of
the French-speaking FM station Ici et Maintenant, RadioParis.net, and the
Persian radio station Avai Iran.
List of documents
accompanying this file
Document No. 1
– Announcement in the Khorasan newspaper dated April 6, 1982, by the
editor-in-chief of Ershad, Mr. Abbasi, addressed to the Islamic
Revolutionary Tribunal.
Document No. 2
– Medical certificate from Paris, France, following the physical assault on
David on August 1, 10, and 31, 1985.
Document No. 3
– Medical and hospital certificate following the attempted murder and injury of
David during the presentation of
his book From Mithra to Muhammad on July 10, 1986.
Document No. 4
– Testimony from the Paris police regarding the attack by the niece of the
Islamic president of Iran on David in his office with a bladed weapon, intended
to kill him, dated March 2, 1988.
Document No.5–Medical
certificate indicating that David was injured during the March 2, 1988 attack.
Document No. 6
– Statement from Radio Rim following the on-air threats made by a fundamentalist
Islamist against Johnny David on March 29, 2005
Document No. 7
– Complaint filed by David with the Paris police on September 5, 2008, following
the falsification and impersonation of his identity by fundamentalists, which
led to the arrest of a group.
Document No. 8
– Police report from Paris dated July 5, 2013, following the break-in at David's
office and the theft of books and other items.
Document No. 9
– Police certificate from Paris dated June 18, 2013, following the falsification
of David's bank cards by an Islamist group in a French bank, whose leader—the
group's patriarch—was collaborating with the Islamic Republic of Iran to build
Shiite gold mines in Iran, Iraq, and Syria worth several million dollars per
year.
Document No. 10 – Police testimony following the raid on David's office on February 12, 2014.
Document No. 11
– Police press release from Paris dated October 30, 2018, following an assault
at David's office that caused damage and theft.
Document No. 13
– Police affidavits dated March 16, 20, 30 and 30, 2023, following complaints
filed by David after a group of four people committed theft in a radio studio.
The group was arrested by the police
during the operation.
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