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Everything to know
about Dr. Frood Fouladvand and his Endeavour

Dr. Frood Fouladvand's Day
Iranian National Hero

In honor of Dr. Frood Fouladvand's life time resistance, dedication, contribution to freedom in Iran, and on the anniversary of his disappearance exactly two years ago on January 17, 2007 near Iran's border, true Iranians all over the world have declared this day January 17 as: Dr. Fouladvand's Day

True Iranians will cherish Dr. Fouladvand memories forever!

Click to see series of Dr. Fouladvand's messages on his International TV

 People of Iran will never forget Dr. Fouladvand, a true Iranian freedom fighter who promoted Iran's ancient culture, history and wisdom to free his nation!

Dr. Fouladvand's voice will be heard forever!

March 23, 2007

What happened to Dr. Fouladvand, Simorgh and Kouroshe Lor?

Was he captured or murdered by the terrorist Islamic regime?

$1,000,000.00 Reward! 

For any information leading to whereabouts of Dr. Fouladvand

Contact info@iransara.info for additional information

March 23, 2007 - According to many Iranian freedom fighters, Persian renaissance's leading strategist, Dr. Frood Fouladvand is missing and believed murdered by terrorist Islamic regime of occupied Iran.  To avoid being captured, Dr. Fouladvand was traveling with a fake passport under the name of Jahangir Irani.

As of January 17, 2007 Dr. Fouladvand and two of his supporters Simorgh and Kouroshe Lor have not contacted their families or any of API offices.  

On Thursday March 8, 2007 Dr. Fouladvand's car was found near Iran's border severely damaged with no sign from its passengers according to the international police.

Last picture of Dr. Fouladvand on his journey to liberate Iran - from left to right (Mehrazin, Kouroshe Lor, Dr. Fouladvand, Simorgh)

Simorgh in USA

Iranians all over the world should voice their concern and publicize the news regarding Dr. Fouladvand and his companions

Contact world leaders or their representatives and demand answers!

Dr. Fouladvand's voice will be heard forever!

Tehran Condemns Persian Pride
March 17, 2007 - Alicia Colon, a brave New York Sun columnist once again writes about Anjomane Padeshahi Iran and its charismatic leader, Dr. Frood Fouladvand. In her recent article that was published in the New York Sun on March 16, 2007 she says: 

"an Iranian dissident friend who goes by Babak Iran tells me.  "New Yorkers who suffered so terribly on 9/11 should mourn the fact that the Persian renaissance's leading cultural strategist, Dr. Frood Fouladvand, is missing and believed murdered by Iranian intelligence," he said. "Two of his companions are also missing.""

www.nysun.com     the article     Alicia Colon's website   

Breaking News (March 12, 2007)

Dr. Fouladvand's rental car was found near Iran's border

(not an actual picture)

On Thursday March 8, 2007 Dr. Fouladvand's car was found near Iran's border severely damaged with no sign from its passengers according to the international police (InterPol).  Based on the evidence found on the scene, it appears that struggle had ensued. Three freedom fighters including Dr. Fouladvand are missing since January 17, 2007.   API has issued the following news release:

Anjomane Padeshahi Iran
The leader of Anjomane Padeshahi Iran (API) or the Kingdom Assembly of Iran, Dr. Frood Fouladvand and his supporters several mouths ago embarked on a journey towards Iran and were supposed to join forces with supporters of API in Iran at an undisclosed date in order to liberate this occupied land from the barbaric Islamic regime. However as of January 17, 2007 Dr. Fouladvand and two of his supporters have not been able to contact any of API offices. This inability to communicate has been a source of concern for API supporters inside and outside Iran. For this reason the central office of API in London, request assistance from any organization, or individuals, who can assist legally or otherwise, to help shed light on the disappearance of Dr. Fouladvand and two freedom fighters.
API’s London Office  

The Persian Renaissance
February 7, 2007 - Alicia Colon, a brave New York Sun columnist writes about Anjomane Padeshahi Iran and its charismatic leader, Dr. Frood Fouladvand.  Her interesting article that was published in the New York Sun on February 6, 2007 talks about a renaissance unheard of in scope that could occur very soon. Read the entire article at one of the following links:

www.nysun.com     the article     Alicia Colon's website   

Developing News ( December 04, 2006 )

The Islamic terrorist regime of Iran is about to be overthrown

Dr. Fouladvand is now nearing Iran

Anjomane Padeshahi Iran (API), or the Kingdom Assembly of Iran, with the leadership of Frood Fouladvand has set out on the last stages of "Operation Tondar" (Operation Thunder) which will hopefully be the "Liberation of Iran" before the Iranian New Year, Norooz (March 21st, 2007).

Mr. Fouladvand after months of unjustly being denied his travel documents, which were seized in a raid by the British MI5 forces, on the eve of the Islamic Republic's Presidential Elections, has through the help of an Iranian lawyer in London been able to retrieve his travel documents. He has embarked since October 2, 2006 on a journey to Iran and will be joining forces with members of Anjomane Padeshahi in Iran at an undisclosed date. He currently delivers short messages, as he advances towards Iran, which are broadcasted on Anjomane Padeshahi Iran's International Television channel, a channel solely dedicated to the overthrow of the Islamic Republic.

The way this operation will be carried out has not been disclosed for obvious reasons. Although many who are not familiar with Mr. Fouladvand might not take this seriously but what Anjomane Padeshahi Iran has achieved in the past two years is enough evidence of their sincerity.

Amongst the five most significant "Operations" were:

-The act of civil disobedience by around 79 Iranians, on a Lufthansa flight in Brussels which attracted the world's attention to the Iranian peoples' plight.

-The 150 chained cars outside the European Parliament in Brussels (Belgium) protesting, in act of civil disobedience, the European Unions shameless support for the terrorist and bloodthirsty Islamic Republic occupying Iran.

-The act of civil disobedience outside the International Court of Justice in the Hague (Netherlands) where around 60 cars were brought to a stop outside this court in act of civil disobedience.

- Two supporters of API ascended to the top of Paris’ 165 feet tall Arc de Triomphe monument with the intention of informing the world of their cause and the plight of the people of Iran.  On a banner unfurled from the top of the monument these states were warned to stop supporting the Islamic Republic; that Iran, rich in natural resources, has no need for the worthless imports from Russia and China; that Iranians do not want a second Chernobyl on their soil.  Next to the banner, the two placed the historical and symbolic flag called Derafshe Kaviani, the last Iranian flag before the 6th century Moslem invasion. This was perhaps the first time that this flag has been seen at such heights in the World and French capital.

-Destroying the Sivand Dam project of the Islamic Republic which if put into operation will flood an immense area of Iranian cultural heritage/sites.  This successful operation completed by the supporters of API inside Iran was a major blow to the Islamic Republic considering the importance of the dam project.

See the full report along with pictures of all operations and events by clicking on the right column of this page. 

Mr. Fouladvand has made a commitment to people of Iran and sworn to this ancient land that either he will be successful in this mission or he will loose his life trying to save Iran from the hands of these Anti-Iranian savages, which are occupying Iran.

Dr. Fouladvand's TV Programs (click to watch)

Iran's Proposed Constitution

Operation Azarakhsh - Zaventem Airport - Brussels, Belgium

Operation Tondar - EU Commission Headquarters Brussels, Belgium

Operation Tondar - La Haye Court of Justice in Hague, Holland

British Forces (MI5) Attack - Arrest of Dr. Fouladvand and his Supporters (England)

Daravishe Gonabadi - Qum, Iran

           Operation Tondar - Arc de Triomphe Monument - Paris, France

  Operation Tondar - Sivand Dam Destroyed - Shiraz, Iran

     Threat against Dr. Fouladvand - Metropolitan Police Service- London, England

      Dr. Fouladvand's Request for a Debate with Islamic Scholars of Iran

 Religious Edict or Fatwa against Dr. Fouladvand

"Oil Custom Play" in front of Blair's Office in  London, England