Mossadegh was appointed Prime Minister, by the Shah, after a nomination from the Iran Majlis (Parliament). The system of representative democracy that allowed h

Mossadegh was appointed Prime Minister, by the Shah, after a nomination from the Iran Majlis (Parliament). The system of representative democracy that allowed his appointment is similar to many countries around the world today, where the people do not select the leader, the people vote for the members of Parliament, who in turn select the leader (such as Australia). The Shah carried out the appointment, only after the democratically elected parliament members nominated Mossadegh in an overwhelming majority vote). This could be considered "slightly more democratic", only if you consider the Australia to be "slightly more democratic" than a dictatorship such as North Korea. I'm not going to attempt to untangle your final paragraph, only to say you have made some very large claims without any sources to back up your claims.