The Beginning of the End of the Clerical Rule in Iran
No.643
Anniversary of the Nationwide Uprising
Arrest of Shiraz universities’ students
Shiraz, June 22, 2010
In fear of the spread of protest demonstrations of students and residents of Shiraz tens of students of universities in Shiraz were arrested on June 10 and imprisoned in regime intelligence prison in that city.
Student activists banned from entering university
Qazvin, June 22, 2010
In order to put pressure at the students and to prevent their protests Harasat agents at Qazvin University prevent active students to enter the university. These students are subjects of suspension decrees.
The Downfall
Regime’s armed forces on alert
Tehran, June 22, 2010
The second in command of the headquarters of regime’s armed forces, Qolamali Rashid, warned that ‘enemy’s threat is real’ and called on regime’s armed forces to be ready for military attack.
Rashid said: “US is trying to change the System by plans such as ‘velvety revolution’ and by making evil our nuclear issue. She is trying to make others fear our nuclear project and has entered restraining Iran’s power and influence in the region in her agenda”.
Pasdar Rashid interviewing with Fars news agency affiliated with RGC added: “during last five years a considerable change is observed in enemy’s military activities. Their threat has become constitutional and the trend of establishing bases, military foundations and providing equipments against Iran has escalated”.
He continued that to prevent negligence in regard with the enemy Khamenei has emphasized that the enemy’s threat is real and ‘with our negligence the threat would not go away, the armed forces must be ready all the time”.
Rashid added: “combat and defend plans must be so that they would be executive just as if it is the night of operation”.
Disputes go deep within regime’ bands
Tehran, June 21, 2010
Azad University has a budget of 250,000 billion tomans. The plundering bands of the clerical regime are fighting in order to gain control over this budget. The dispute has opened its way to regime’s parliament under the plan of ‘Supporting Facilities and Strengthening Institutions and Educational Centers of Non-Governmental High Level Education’. This endorsment rules out the new constitution for this university blocking the way of Ahmadinejad in having control over this university which belongs to Rasfanjanies band.
In that regard Shariatmadari the director of Kayhan Daily, Khamenei’s organs attacks Rafsanjani saying that as the Head of Constitutional Board of this university Rafsanjani is supporting this plan.
Fars news agency affiliated with RGC quotes Bassijies forces at the university as calling this plan as ‘helping the biggest robbery of the history”.
Suppression
Ten more from Rigi’s group on trial
Sistan & Baloochestan, June 22, 2010
One day after the leader of ‘Jondollah’ group, Abdolmalek Rigi was hanged (June 20) Fars news agency announced the trial of ten other arrested members of this group.
Workers of Iran
Putting workers out of work
Tehran, June 20, 2010
A worker of Khoram Dolat Factory said that this factory will soon be handed over to private sector and this would put all the workers of this factory out of work. The government has threatened the workers the if they protest against this act all the ‘temporarily’ workers will be fired.
Pensions not paid
Tehran, June 20, 2010
After protests of retired workers the Social Welfare Organization had promised them that it would solve the problem of nonpayment of their pensions by June 18 but it didn’t meet its promises.
The workers said that they will gather in protest and march in protest until they receive their pension.
We will protest
Tehran, June 20, 2010
350 fired workers of Sazmayeh Brick Factory have threatened that if they are not paid wages of several months which they have not received before being fired until July 11 they will set fire to the factory.
Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)
Profile: Sarzamin Pak
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Iran-Students-Committee/222864894745?ref=ts
http://iranstudentscommittee.blogspot.com/
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