This is what the British is trying to hide: Mosaddegh was a British spy!

From the Shah’s memoir “Answer to history”: [ibb.co/Kj5Dy97w](http://ibb.co/Kj5Dy97w)

  
You wont get the truth from these declassified CIA documents because the US didnt even know the real players in 1953

1. The CIA station cabled Washington that the operation had to be abandoned and that they should "make peace with Mossadegh."
2. US Ambassador Loy Henderson from Lebanon rushed back to Iran on August 18, 1953. Despite full knowledge of the Shah’s decree dismissing Mosaddegh, he met and asked Mosaddegh two questions to establish records and report back to the US State Department (1) Was you aware of the Shah issuing a dismissal decree (to see if he intended to rule illegally) and (2) If the Shah were to issue such a decree, would you declare it invalid (to see if he wanted to resist the Shah’s order)



The operational level details are pure fabrications.   


The only good things in those documents are you can see how US policy maker reacted to events and a glimpse of what the British (the mastermind) told them (because they refuse to declassify documents)



I have the full receipt, I will gradually post them.

Former British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw admitted that Britain still has not declassified MI6 documents concerning the 1953 Iranian coup, and he suggested researchers use declassified CIA documents instead