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Former Iran commander sheds light on leader's commands in anonymous letter.
A dismissed commander of the Iranian Islamic Revolution Guards Corps has sent a letter to Mohammad Nurizad, a journalist and filmmaker critical of Iran's ruling Islamic system, in which he disclosed some information about the commands of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamene'i and the IRGC.
The letter, published on the MelliunIran website (http://melliun.org/iran/4777) and signed "A.M. a dismissed corps commander", explained why some IRGC commanders accepted the interference of the IRGC in the economic, political and intelligence issues of the country.
"We thought that the IRGC's involvement in the economic field and even its smuggling of goods were ways …
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