LETTER 1 :
Letter to Jaque Chirac, the president of the
french republic
Mr.
President,
Extremely
deceived and discontent with current world events and particularly what
is going on in France, we are worried about the future, it’s for this
reason that we have thought of drawing your attention to the two
following situations:
A-
The
international situation
As
from the fall of the Berlin Wall, the world socio-political situation
has gotten worse to the point of being in a deplorable state that is a
danger for world security (especially for the Third World).
The
decline and fall of the Soviet system has provided the United States
with the opportunity of choosing a policy that in turn leaves them free
to become not only the first world power, but also the only power in the
Universe. This American policy is clear enough, and as Mr. Poutine
justly reminded recently: “the Americans are creators of world
terrorism and insecurity, and this will finish in the loss of confidence
of populations with regards the United Nations”.
In
effect, the origin of terrorism is to be found in American policy with
regards the Soviet bloc.
As
far as is concerned the nuclear problem, we think that no country must
be equipped with nuclear weaponry. Otherwise, all peoples of the world
must benefit from the right to have some.
It
would be desirable if the first step in this direction, of capital
importance to entire humanity, be taken by France.
It
is evident that till the day that weapons factories exist, the breakout
of wars is an eternally pursued option. Pretexts are not hard to come
by: there are international forces that seek to divide peoples (for
example: countries where there are energy reserves), in order to create
conflicts, to facilitate armament sales (conflicts over the last sixty
years show clearly this state of affairs).
Arms
merchants and new capitalists have an interest in creating conflicts in
order to establish weapons sources and outlets, no one can prevent this
situation.
We
the undersigned wish that you, Mr. Jacques Chirac, President of France,
take this step forward and that this honour remain the share of the
French people in future.
B-
The
national situation
France
has a coveted place in the universe. Our country’s culture is
venerated and appreciated by various social casts in oppressed
countries, ex-colonies, underdeveloped or developing countries.
Current
activities of political parties increasingly deceive the French, and
create a climate of hate and discontent for those who could accede to
power in a near future.
It’s
clear that Nicolas Sarkozy’s state policy originates in the American
system. However, that of Segolene Royale is not clearly defined. So that
we can state, with certitude, that neither the right nor the left is
capable of answering French needs.
Faced
with this unpleasant and complicated situation, it would be necessary
and reasonable that you again be candidate for the presidency. You are
the only person capable of saving our ship from wrecking.
We
the undersigned have much respect and confidence in your person, as the
faithful successor of General de Gaulle, because the survival of
Gaullist ideals shall again have its place in current society (neither
the Sarkozy clan nor that of Royale has this qualification).
Even
if your participation, by some misfortune, isn’t crowned with success,
at least, historically speaking, the propositions mentioned above stand
in total honour of the French people. Moreover, these declarations in
favour of nuclear disarmament are timely. They could constitute a
phenomenon capable of re-establishing humanity’s entire respect and
confidence with regards France.
Rouhollah
ABBASSI
Saadia
DAHMANI
LETTER 2 :
Letter to Nicolas SARKOZY, the president of the
french republic
to
the attention of Mr. President of the French Republic
Mr.
President,
I
permit myself to address to you this letter, in order to attract your
kind attention to the following:
Before
the Presidential Elections, I had the opportunity of addressing a letter
by Internet (Elysée) of which you will find a copy attached in this
mail.
I
entreat you first of all to please be kind enough to read the letter
addressed to your predecessor, Mr. Jacques Chirac.
After
the which I am going to continue to express my ideas. Everything I
mentioned in that letter, I hereby confirm its content.
By
the present letter, I add other elements:
I
have followed attentively, not without pride, your policy and the manner
in which you act.
Permit
me, in my quality of patriotic and faithful citizen of France, to
express what I think.
I
have the impression that you are very attached to America and dependent
upon her psychologically to America, but that is not a shortcoming. You
denote the American social, economic, political, scientific, technical
and military realities and you speak about them with much admiration.
I
have the impression, that your policy, in as concerns the role of the
United Nations and above all the role played by America, is different
from that of President Chirac. The American policy in the Iraq war was
entirely antidemocratic and based on American despotism with regards the
United Nations Organisation and the Security Council.
The
intervention Mr. Foreign Affairs Minister Villepin was intelligent,
correct and courageous. During that session, his influence was
extraordinary and approved by the major part of the world’s
population.
My
personal opinion which is the same as that of all persons attached to
democracy and to Humanity remains always the same.
The
praises that you have directed upon several occasions towards the
Americans notably towards the American Government, devalue France.
Because President Bush’s action and above all in real fact was
tyrannical and inhuman. I don’t even need to present any arguments,
the current situation in Iraq and I also add Afghanistan, just shows the
deplorable result of the inhuman and criminal American interventions.
I
listened to a part of your address to the American Congress.
Unfortunately or fortunately, as you wish, there remains no doubt in my
mind about the exactitude of my estimations and judgments in the matters
mentioned above.
You
spoke with much finesse and intelligence about the Iranian people and
you were almost entirely right in the major part of what you declared.
I
refer yet again to my letter addressed to President Jacques Chirac and I
repeat in plentiful conscience and with confidence the following points:
1
– All atomic weaponry must be disassembled as soon as possible;
further, anyone possessing such weaponry has no right to forbid other
countries from having some. While awaiting the disassembly of all
factories producing war material with a view to massacring, often the
innocent.
2
– I ask of you, in your quality as French Head of State, to propose
this human action, and as I wrote to Mr. Chirac, so that the honour of
this truly human policy be bestowed upon France’s proposal. The future
generations throughout the world shall respect your efforts in this
sense, and the day you close your eyes to pass away, you shall have the
full satisfaction of having been an excellent and great benefactor of
humanity.
3
– You, with your talent for mediation, shall be able to propose a good
political solution by trying to establish an Israelo-Iranian alliance,
which in turn would change the face of the Middle East, and in the long
term of the whole world.
4
– Universal social evolution is advancing towards the creation of a
single world State. You, as French Head of State, as from now, shall
have the possibility of concentrating your efforts towards the creation
of the unique universal world State.
It’s
the only solution that can put a stop to social and natural pollution
that is gnawing away at the content of global earth
And
while awaiting that, I permit myself to confirm and declare solemnly and
sincerely your courage and your personality
I
beseech you to accept, Mr. President, the expression of my perfect
consideration.
Montreuil,
12/25/2007
Rouhollah
abbassi
LETTER 3 :
Letter from The
Cabinet Chief of the President of the Republic
The Cabinet Chief
of the President of the Republic
Mr. Rouhollah Abbassi
59 avenue de la Résistance
93100
MONTREUIL
Paris,
5th May 2008
Dear
Sir,
The
President of the Republic has received well your letter.
Very sensitive to your
measure and extremely touched by the esteem you bear for him, Mr.
Nicolas SARKOZY has confided to me the care of thanking you.
Nevertheless, because
of the very large number of letters addressed to the Chief of State, it
hasn’t been possible to answer you immediately. I express to you my
full regrets for this.
Therefore please know
that he has appreciated your concern to contribute actively to his
reflection on the adaptation of France’s foreign policy in the face of
the current international stakes.
I entreat you to
please accept, Dear Sir, the expression of my best feelings.
Cédric
GOUBE
Reference
to be quoted
SCP/CdO/B003727
