The Beginning of the End of the Clerical Rule in Iran
No.619
Uprising of June 10-20
News obtained by ISC
Suppressive patrols
Tehran, May 30, 2010
Regime’s suppressive security forces patrol all streets of Tehran constantly in teams of two equipped with motorbikes. They erase anti regime slogan by painting over them.
Heavy public trash cans
Tehran, May 30, 2010
To confront the protesting act of torching public trash cans by youths of the Uprising, Tehran’s municipality is replacing them with heavy iron trash cans.
Regime takes revenge
Tehran, May 30, 2010
After Ahmadineja’s presence in Mlei (Beheshti) University turned to a great students’ protest the new head of university’s suppressive Disciplinary Committee started summoning more than 300 students to the committee.
So far more than 30 of these students have received heavy disciplinary decrees such as written warnings and deprivation of education. If this trend of work continues probably more than 100 students will be punished.
Students have said that they will gather in protest to violent acts of security forces at the central square of the university on June 15 at 12 noon and they have invited all students to join them.
More than 70 students summoned in Shahre Ray
Shahre Ray, May 10, 2010
To suppress students even more on the excuse of the suppressive plan of ‘Veil and Chastity’, the Disciplinary Committee of Shahre ray’s Azad University summoned more than 70 students including 8 girls from Architect Department, 26 girls and one boy from Graphic Department, 3 girls and 2 boys from Computer Department and 17 boys from Department of Mechanic.
The Downfall
Mullah Yazdi fears the breakage of Khamenei’s Talisman
Tehran, May 30, 2010
Mullah Yazdi a member of Board of Directives of regime’s Assembly of Experts in his speech amongst some of regime’s mercenaries in Jamkaran Mosque emphasized that the clerics and their apparatus should not keep silence in regard with those speaking against Supreme Leadership and the rule of religion. He stated that the preservation of regime depends on preservation of Supreme Leadership and said: “...if God forbid they take Supreme Leadership away from us, God knows what would happen to us”.
He then accused that mullahs in religious schools for clerics that they keep quiet in regard with those who speak against Supreme Leadership and continued: “some say that clericalism and clergymen should be separated from politics...An idea that says clerics must have nothing to do with politics of the society and must just think of praying is the idea of Devil”.
Admitting to deepening of schism
Tehran, May 30, 2010
Mohsen Rezaee the former head of RGC and currently the secretary of regime’s Council of Expediency admitted to regime’s schism and said: “I don’t confirm the political atmosphere of the country during last two or three years. It is accompanied with ruining, accusation and bad temper from all sides. This means ruining the political atmosphere of the country from several aspects”.
Kahrizak’s henchman admitts that political prisoners resist
Tehran, May 30, 2010
Hossein Fadaee a close element of dominant band admitted that the political prisoners and detainees of the nation wide uprising are standing in front of the entirety of the clerical regime and shamelessly threatened them to execution unless they repent.
While calling Khamenie, nation, he said: “If the nation of Iran knows that a group of prisoners don’t stand on their former positions anymore, have noticed that they were wrong, are ready to compensate and cut their organized connections, it will pardon them. But is somebody insists on his or her former position and approves of the unfortunate events of the sedition the nation will decisively oppose such pardon”.
This element of Khamenei’s band admitted to his System’s crimes and said: “the System of Islamic Republic has gone through many events of sedition such as June 20 (1981), execution of Hypocrites (the name regime calls PMOI members), Mersad Operation (in summer of 1988 when National Liberation Army of Iran launched a vast offensive against the clerical regime), National Front and events of July 9, 1999.
It is as if it is 1981
Tehran, May 27, 2010
Ezatollah Zarghami the head of regime’s TV & Radio compared the current condition of the society and the crisis regime is entangled with, with 1981 and said: “the country’s political atmosphere today is like 1981 when a great number of parties were affected by seditions and were demolished. But today the propaganda of western media prevents their annihilation and they are just moved to the corner”.
Mullahs fear vast usage of satellite networks and internet
Tehran, May 30, 2010
Regime’s Governor in Central Province said: “the enemy has launched a widespread ‘soft-war’ against the state of Islamic Republic and human values by establishing 2500 satellite networks and more than 1000 internet sites”!
Akbar Shabani Fard added: “from this collection of networks 232 networks are ‘immoral’, 273 networks belong to ‘man-made religions and devil-worshiping groups’, 74 belong to ‘advertisement for fashion’ and 300 networks are ‘music networks’ which participate in this ‘soft-war’.
He added: “to pull Soviet Union down only two satellite networks and 100 internet sites were established...Cultural offense, Cultural NATO, provoking sedition and ‘soft-war’ are from scheduled plans of the enemy aiming at annihilation of Islamic Republic”.
Regime mourns its international isolation
Tehran, May 30, 2010
Hermidas Bavand and expert of regime mourned Russia’s support of resolution for sanctions against the regime and told the heads of the regime that it is no good to invest (politically) on Russia and said: “...this country even when its vote was neutral demanded especial advantages from us”.
He also counted regime’s hope in China in regard with regime’s nuclear program as fruitless and said: “in the past we particularly counted on non-effective countries of the world even China but the result was three anti-Iranian (read anti regime) resolutions in Security Council”.
Resistance
Political prisoner on unlimited hunger strike
Tehran, May 30, 2010
Mr. Habibollah Golpari a Kurd political prisoner who is on hunger strike since May 12 announced that he will continue his hunger strike till he dies.
Facing the judge of his file he was threatened that if he continues his hunger strike the decree for his execution will be issued soon.
Answering the judge Golpari said: “I know that I will be executed soon thus I will end my life with my own will and I will make you embarrassed with my death”.
Two political prisoners in critical conditions
Tehran, May 27, 2010
Mr. Kohyar Godarzi and Mr. Hossein Ronaghi Maleki two political prisoners who had gone on hunger strike since almost a month ago protesting their undetermined statues are in critical conditions.
Kohyar’s mother said: “my son came unconscious and was taken to infirmary of Evin. When I went to see him they told me that he was transferred to solitary cells and is permitted no visits. But one of the prisoners called me and told me that he was at infirmary”.
Suppression
Following the posting of two documentaries about tortures in clerical regime Mohsen Baikvand was sent to solitary confinement
Tehran, May 30, 2010
After the clip of torture and rape in Gohardasht Prison was posted (May 29) 20 prisoners were taken to prison’s security and Mohsen Baikvand one of the victims was transferred to solitary confinement because he didn’t give the name of the person who recorded the tape to the agents of Intelligence Ministry.
It is to be mentioned that while agents of Intelligence Ministry are deployed to this prison to find the producer no official has taken any step to investigate about these tortures and crimes committed on the prisoners.
Workers of Iran
Truck buyers on strike
Tehran, May 30, 2010
On Saturday May 29 about 50 drivers and buyers of Hoo trucks as representatives of 2000 buyers gathered in protest. The reason of the protest was that the trucks are weak in their brakes, have no JPS, Their room is weak, there is no services presented after the purchase, the tires have declined in standards and the trucks were sold in a higher price than what they really worth.
One of the protestors said: “when I sit behind the wheel I don’t trust my brake....These trucks are always broke and what we earn we have to spend for their repairs...If they see into this problem its OK if not we will inform the other 1950 buyers to gather in protest with their families in front of presidential office”.
52000 Workers losing job in Asalooyeh in four years
Tehran, May 29, 2010
Isa Kamali executive secretary of ‘workers house’ said: “in the past 60000 people worked in Asalooyeh region (gas and oil sites) now they are only 8000”.
Interviewing with ILNA state run news agency he added: “during last four years 52000 workers have lost their jobs in this region but the government still claims that it has different projects in the region...During last year whoever has tried to do something for the workers’ society he has been put aside... and this society has no hope in referring to courts. The representatives of the workers are under pressure”.
News on Iran’s Economy
Criminal Pasdars dip their paws in Iran’s economy
Tehran, May 30, 2010
After great projects of oil and gas in South Pars gas field were given to RGC five more sites of this field were handed over to Khatamalanbia Base of this force.
Reports wired by most of Iran’s news agencies say that the value of the contract for expanding new sites in South Pars field which is handed over to RGC is more than 10 billion dollars and this has been done with approval of Ahmadinejad’s representative.
Giving the projects of these new sites to RGC comes at a time when 6000 workers in sites 15 and 16 have lost their jobs because the base has not been able to handle them.
Especially after the sham presidential election last year and RGC’s role in bloody suppression of the protests handing profitable contracts especially in fields of gas and oil over to RGC has escalated.
When Ali Larijani the head of regime’s reactionary parliament was asked about this 10 billion dollars contact he said: “it is not right that they act as such that there would be no room left for the private section. Khatamalanbia Base must not prevent economic competition in the country as if it is a large governmental institution”.
Other news
Hysteric attacks on Mahmood Abbas
Tehran, May 30, 2010
The clerical regime attacked Mahmood Abbas the head of Palestine government in its state run daily Resalat and claimed: “Abu Mazen the illegal head of this independent state has not still been able to open his eyes on the realities in Middle East and shamelessly continues his behavior... How can one describe this treason of Abu Mazen”?
What has made regime so mad is Mahmood Abbases’s hard position on May 26 against regime saying: “The regime in Iran has taken Palestine as hostage. Palestinians are like an airplane being abducted by Iran’s regime”.
He added: “The regime in Iran has encouraged Hamas not to sign the document of National Reconciliation of Palestine”.
An afghan hanged in Isfahan
Tehran, May 30, 2010
Noor Jamal 26 from Afghanistan without having any criminal record was hanged on Saturday May 29 at dawn in Isfahan charged with keeping narcotics.
Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)
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