A Baha’i with 80 jobs!

Bahaismiran:

Ayadi had become the most influential person in the court and also in the country. He had created 80 jobs for himself across the country!

Ayadi’s father was one of Baha’i heads and this position had been inherited. Consequently it should be undoubtedly said that he had been marked by the English Intelligence service at first. He was merited to be a first grade soy. Thus, he was introduced to the court. The role Ayadi played for the west till the Islamic Revolution was the same as others’ ones in the west.

Ayadi was the chairman of public health in the army. The hospital of the army, entering the necessary drugs, granting the degrees of the public health personnels from the sergeant to the major general were under his command. In brief the army public health was under his domination.

Ayadi was the chairman of “Etka” chain stores of the army and the police headquarters. All the requirements must be provided by his command.

Ayadi was the head of drug administration of the country. The kinds of drugs, the amount, the place of purchasing must be prepared by his command.

Ayadi was the domination on the south fishing offices. Ayadi was deciding which country or company is allowed to fish or not.

Fardoust writes: “…once, I controlled his jobs and they were 80. I reported Muhammad Reza. Muhammad Reza objected him in my presence and said: what do you want for having 80 jobs? Ayadi answered in paly: I want to have 100 jobs!...”

Fardoust said: “I can claim that I don’t know one thousandth of Ayadi’s jobs. According to the existing files in the army and police headquarters a book can be written: whether the Baha’i Ayadi was ruling Iran or Mohammad Reza Pahlavi?!...”

Fardoust believe that: “During Ayadi’s ruling, the number of the Iranian Baha’is increased as thrice as much.”

Ayadi was the great spy of the west and the most informed agent in the American and British intelligence services in the court and the country.

His influence was the same as Muhammad Reza. In 1357 before the Islamic Revolution, he left Iran.