The Beginning of the End of the Clerical Rule in Iran
No.672
Sanctions
Morteza Safari: for each US battleship we have dedicated 100 battle-boats
Tehran, July 24, 2010
In an interview with Panjerei Weekly, Morteza Safari the former commander of IRGC’s navy said that to confront foreign threats, IRGC’s navy has dedicated 100 battle-boats for each US battleship.
Safari said: “to confront the enemy we don’t start mathematical calculations; we don’t say that the enemy has this amount of fighter jets of battleships so we must have more than that. We attack the centeral and the weak points. We confront them with up-to-date equipments”.
He added: “we thank God that these days there are more than 100 foreign battleships in Persian Gulf and Amman Sea as at hand targets and whenever the honorable leader wishes to or whenever the enemy wants to commit slightest hostile act against Islamic Establishment all the trained IRGC and Bassij forces are ready to react immediately”.
Safari continued: “a great number of human forces are dedicated to each great US battleship. If we sink a few of them a great number of US forces will be buried in Persian Gulf and we do have this capacity”.
About the permission for inspection of suspicious ships of regime by the resolution 1929 Safari said “if the enemy wants to commit as such it doesn’t matter which country the enemy is; any country has great trade interests in Persian Gulf and we will retaliate. Each ship with their flag will be the subject of our retaliation because we see this resolution as illogical and bullying”.
He continued: “we will not only react in Persian Gulf. As the army’s navy exists in free waters we do have plans for far distant locations too. So I don’t think that the enemy would dare to act as such and if it does it will regret it”.
Rafsanjani warned Khamenei’s band in regard with international sanctions
Tehran, July 24, 2010
Expressing his concern about international sanctions Rafsanjani warned Khamenei’s band and said: “to confront the current sanctions we need to be logical and prevent unrest. We can reduce the effects of sanctions with an active foreign policy and domestic unity”.
Rafsanjani added: “there are serious issues going on around Iran. Those who had received our revolution’s blows are trying to reach their evil goals. They didn’t benefit from war, coup d’etat and imposing limitations on Islamic Republic now they want to reach their goals by sanctions”.
Regime’s Minister of Trade horrified about the results of sanctions
Tehran, July 24, 2010
In fear of the effects of international sanctions against clerical dictatorship Ahmadinejad’s Minister of Trade, Mehdi Qhazanfari said: “What is our crime that even Islamic Republic’s cruising is under sanction”.
He added: “we mustn’t forget that not only we have some limitations by the resolution but also we have limitations outside its frameworks”.
Velayati complains the international unity in regard with 1929 resolution against clerical dictatorship
Tehran, July 21, 2010
Velayati the former Foreign Secretary of regime complained about the international unity in regard with 1929 resolution. His words were quoted in state-run daily Islamic Republic.
“Nobody is honest with us? They all look for their own interests. Why do expect that they act in our satisfaction...you must know that the pressures will continue”.
Regime’s MP: without doubt sanctions can have negative effect on country’s economy
Tehran, July 24, 2010
Nariman, MP from regime’s defeated fraction said: “those who say that sanctions have no effect on country’s economy, that’s only propagation”.
He completely ruled out the claim of dominant fraction in regard with ineffectiveness of the sanctions and added: “speaking as such is more political and propagation. Undoubtedly sanctions have negative affects on the country’s economy”.
The Downfall
Kayhan’s political secretary announced the formation of a new spectrum within Khamenei’s band
Tehran, July 24, 2010
By deepening of schism amongst clerical dictatorship’s band, the political secretary of Kayhan Daily, Khamenei’s organ warned that a new spectrum is forming within Khamenei’s band and said that this new band intends to draw away the support of Bassij from Khamenei’s back.
In his interview with a media affiliated with Khamenei’s band, Mohammadi said: “there was a project to demoralize the Establishment so that the leadership would not have a moral and humane position so that when he talks people would listen to him and think about his sayings”.
A budget of 120 billion tomans in one year for ‘establishing security at the borders”
Tehran, July 24, 2010
Ahmadi Moghadam the head of regime’s SSF revealed that regime’s Majlis has approved a yearly budget of 120 billion tomans for the security of the borders.
Fars News Agency affiliated with IRGC said: “the fact that the budget for the security of the borders is not clear is a problem in that regard. 120 billion tomans has been approved but eventually only 30 to 40 billion tomans will be dedicated to it which is not enough at all”.
Moghadam said: “if we want to close the borders we need 200 billion tomans per year...”
Expressing the fear of the clerical dictatorship from people’s uprising he said: “Islamic Republic is like an Island in an unstable ocean”.
Resistance
Intelligence Ministry trying to destroy documents of crimes against humanity in Rasht’s cemetery
Tehran, July 22, 2010
The section of collective graves of massacred political prisoners in 1988 in Tazeabad Cemetery in Rasht has been completely destroyed and sold.
This section is completely destroyed by the order of regime’s Intelligence Ministry.
Each grave there is sold between one to 1.8 million tomans by intelligence agents.
The families of these martyrs have protested and have demanded a halt in the action.
Majid Tavakoli met with his family after three months
Tehran, July 22, 2010
The popular student activist and political prisoner, Majid Tavakoli, was able to see his family only for ten minutes and from behind glasses on Monday July 19 after three months. Majid’s spirit was very high after more than seven months of incarceration.
Majid’s parents are not in good physical condition so they couldn’t come from Shiraz to Tehran to see Majid.
Only his brother Ali was able to meet him.
Majid Tavakoli is in prison since Dec.27, 2009 (Students Day). He is faced with 8.5 years imprisonment issued by regime’s kangaroo courts.
Suppression
Lawyer Mohammad Mostafaie
Tehran, July 22, 2010
Mohamamd Mostafaie, a lawyer and a child activist was summoned to prosecutor’s bureau of Shahid Moghadas at Evin Prison.
In the note he received at his office it was written that he has to explain some issues.
Mr. Mostafaie is a lawyer who had tried hard to save the lives of juveniles condemned to execution under clerical rule. In his last quest he was able to buy the life of Ali Mahintorabi a juvenile condemned to execution.
Political prisoner Hamid Haeri transferred to hospital
Tehran, July 25, 2010
Political prisoner Hamid Haeri 60, the father of one of the PMOI members residing in Ashraf City, Iraq was transferred to a hospital in Tajrish north of Tehran because of the severity of the tortures imposed on him at Evin Prison.
He was heavily beaten at his legs and hips and was transferred to the hospital with ambulance.
His family went to hospital to see him but they were not permitted to. His legs were chained while he was in bed in hospital and nobody was permitted to get near him.
Though they physicians ordered his hospitalization for a while but he was transferred to Evin again after a short period while still in critical condition.
The henchmen of Security branch and regime’s kangaroo court had called his family and told them that if they pay 50 million tomans his term will be decreased to 2 years form 15 years.
A female student committed suicide
Tehran, July 24, 2010
Following the suppressive measures of clerical regime at the universities one of female student of Birjand University, Azita Mizban committed suicide by taking poison.
Regime’s advisor of Minister of Science said in his interview with state-run media: “the second factor of death amongst students is committing suicide. The number of girls who commit suicide is more than boys”.
The head of Harasat of Science Ministry said: “from each 28 students who commit suicide 7 are boys and 21 are girls”.
Mehrdad Dashti the deputy of Isfahan’s Center for Advising from Isfahan’s Industrial University said in his interview with ISNA state-run news agency: “each term 8 students of this university commit suicide”.
It is to be mentioned that in the society under the rule of clerical dictatorship where the slightest freedom does not exist, the youths are unemployed and under economical pressure and their energies are being wasted seeing such scenes is very painful.
Undoubtedly these scenes will turn into the people’s wrath and the mullahs will soon receive their answer from the people.
Workers of Iran
Workers protest
Qazvin, July 24, 2010
On Saturday July 24 more than 350 of workers of Farnakh Factory gathered in front of this factory in industrial township of Alborz. These workers have not received their wages for 7 months.
One of the workers said that when they gather to gain their rights they are counted as rioters. They are beaten and dispersed.
Workers of Kermanshah province’s communication company gathered in protest
Tehran, July 22, 2010
ILNA state-run news agency reported that a group of employees of the center of information of Communication Company of Kermanshah gathered before noon of July 22 in front of the Governor Office in protest to decrease in their wages.
These workers started their protest from early morning in front of the general bureau of communication and communication centers and then moved to the Governor Office.
One of the employees said that their wages will be cut in half since the coming month.
About 140 workers have left the company due to these kinds of pressures last year.
A female employee said: “after ten years they cut our wages in half and they tell us to leave if we are not satisfied with that... the owner of this company does anything to gain money whether it is humane of not humane...”
Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)
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