Word: toed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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If the U.S. had taken a vote on whether to admit the Shah, it would have been 220 million against it, and against Carter, Kissinger and other assorted idiots for permitting it.
Were the Shah guilty of all the crimes Khomeini accuses him of, Khomeini wouldn't be alive today to make the accusations.
Before admitting the Shah to the U.S., President Carter should have asked the question "What is best for my country?" not "What is good for the Shah?"
For 30 years Iranians have watched with growing frustration and anger the continued support of the U.S. for the ex-Shah, allowing him to carry out a policy of repression and corruption.
It has always struck me as incredible that anyone could expect others to suffer and possibly die for him without doing what he could to prevent it, even if it meant exchanging places with them. Former Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi is a case in point.