The Beginning of the End of the Clerical Rule in Iran
No.654
The anniversary of Students Uprising in Iran
Qazvin, July 3, 2010
Harasat agents at Qazvin University have installed surveillance cameras in different point of the university in fear of protesting acts of the students to be able to control their activities.
Vast summoning of students
Tehran- July 4, 2010
To make students fear any uprising at the anniversary of Students Uprising regime’s SSF, Judiciary and Security officials are vastly summoning students.
So far students from Tehran, Allameh, Science & Industry, Polytechnic, Meli and Sharif Universities have been summoned.
The organ who is responsible for this measure is Students Department of Tehran’s Security Police.
Zahedan- July 4, 2010
The clerical dictatorship hanged to prisoners Amanollah Poorian and Younes Rahmani in the central prison of Zahedan in the morning of July 4. They were charged with ‘Moharebe’ and ‘corrupt on earth’.
On the eve of each course of uprising the clerical regime increases execution to provoke fear and terror in the society.
The Downfall
Schism increases at the top of the regime, forces defect
Tehran- July 3, 2010
Under heavy political strokes schism at the top of the regime and defection in its body has reached to a devastating level.
In his meeting on last Monday with the heads of Judiciary Khamenei pointed to the fact and said: “some just talk and don’t act. Some do act but in confronting events, storms, mockeries, taunting and unjust enmities they don’t endure and they stop and some defect after they stop”.
In another event Jafari the head of IRGC expressed his concern about defected forces and called upon its forces to be ready for preservation of the Establishment. Speaking in Mashad in a session called ‘the Great Gathering’ he emphasized in presence of a number of IRGC’s commanders of land forces that their forces continuously leave and estimated the current situation as ‘the era with the most defection’.
It is to be mentioned that the uprising of Iranians has said everything in the slogan of ‘death to the principle of Veleyat-e-Faghih’. The end of the dictatorship is well heard from the Uprising. People clearly say that they don’t want religious fascism, stoning to death, amputation of hands and feet, compulsory veil, compulsory religion and an imposed state.
Khamenei and his Pasdars and IRGC have well received the message.
Attack on Ahmadinejad in Majlis for his despotic behavior!
Tehran- July 3, 2010
Ali Motahar an MP from Khamenei’s band attacked Ahmadinejad and said: “these words coming from the government saying that it does not accept that law and does not think that its execution is at interest of the country threatens the rule of Islamic Republic”.
Motahari pointed to Rahimi, Ahmadinejad’s deputy and his files of thievery and added: “about the record of one of governmental officials he even prevented his presence at the court. This is not only violation of law but it lays the ground for escaping the law”.
About Ahmadinejad’s despotic behavior he said: “...he wants no obstacle in his way...he provokes some and equips them to protest in front of the Majlis and put pressure on the MPs for approving a law that he doesn’t like....”
Rafsanjani warned Ahmadinejad’s band
Tehran, July 3, 2010
Without clearly naming Ahmadinejad, Rafsanjani the head of regime’s Expediency Council said: “governmental officials in three powers and other organs must try not to act radically and not to engage in useless political and fractional disputes”.
He pointed to Ahmadinejad’s hooligans who had gathered in front of Majlis and had chanted against Larijain in regard with the dispute over the Azad University and added: “they have to be careful not to weaken the three powers, official organs and country’s officials by the moves of some radical groups. We must act properly in regard with our duties”.
Resistance
Behrooz Javid Tehrani’s life in DangerTehran, July 3, 2010
It is for 11 days that political prisoner Behrooz Javid Tehrani is on hunger strike in protest to inhumane and unbearable tortures and conditions at the prison.
Behrooz was transferred to solitary cell on May 30 after dreadful tortures at the prison were revealed.
He has been taken to torture chamber several times since and has been tortured by Hasan Akharian the head of ward one, Agha Mirzaie an officer of IRGC, Mohammadi a Pasdar in the ward and some other henchmen.
Due to the heat of his cell, 103 F. he has become unconscious several times. He has lost weight dangerously.
There is no time limit written in the decree for his transfer to solitary cells.
On Thursday June 30 a so-called board of investigation from General Security and Intelligence of Country’s Prisons talked to Behrooz and heard the details of the tortures and dreadful conditions of the prison but did nothing to end it.
Hossein Akharian is strongly addicted to a narcotic called ‘glass’.
Iran’s Free Teachers Committee condemned intimidation of teachers by the clerical regime
Tehran, July 4, 2010
In this statement it is said in part: “The clerical dictatorship that sees itself surrounded by increasing uprising of people of Iran, international isolation and UN sanctions to prevent more disputes within it and to prevent defection of its suppressive elements has escalated arrests, pressure on, intimidation and phone threats against different sectors of the society including teachers the last example of which is the arbitrary arrest of Mokhtar Asadi a member of Teachers’ Guild of Karaj and Mahmmod Bagheri a member of Board of Management of Teachers’ Guild.
Iran’s Free Teachers Committee while condemning intimidating and anti cultural measures of the clerical regime asks all the compatriots especially teachers and academics to condemn such acts...
It also asks all the international bodies including International Education Federation to do their best to stop such criminal acts and take necessary measure for freedom of all political prisoners and teacher prisoners.”
Suppression
Malayer, July 3, 2010
Kayhan Daily, Khamenei’s organ announced that the hand of an inmate accused of thievery was amputated by the decree of regime’s court in front of regime’s Judiciary elements and the representative of regime’s Administration of Justice of Hamedan’s Province.
Amputation of limbs is one of the medieval punishments executed under the rule of religious tyranny in Iran for provoking fear and horror in the society.
Cruel behavior of Radan in Kahriazk death camp
Tehran, July 3, 2010
A psychologist enchained in Kahrizak Detention Center said: “when Ahmadreza Radan came there he yelled that nobody will leave here. Having the accent of people from Isfahan he said: you have got fat. I will order to hang you right now. Why do you feed these I told you not to give them anything to eat”?
The psychologist added: “they just gave us bread and potato”.
Mansour Osanloo will be tried again
Tehran, July 3, 2010
Mr. Osanloo the head of Tehran’s Bus Driving Syndicate was summoned to court again. He was once tried and condemned to 5 years imprisonment on charge of ‘acting against national security’ but recently while being in prison he was accused of ‘having connection with dissidents’ and was transferred to solitary confinement for a while and will be put on trial in Karaj again.Two other members of this syndicate were arbitrary arrested this June. Mr. Reza Shahabi arrested on Mune 12 and Mr. Saeed Torabian arrested on June 9. There is no news of Mr. Torabian after his arrest.
Mullahs frenzied enmity with freedom loving women of Iran
Kashan, July 3, 2010
Mullah Abdolnabi Namazi Khamenei’s representative in Kashan said: “if we don’t fight with the corruption and improper veil that is imposed on our country by arrogance apparatus in near future it will turn to a Soonami and its strong waves will wash everyone away”.
Calling the rule of Mullahs ‘Iranian Nation’ he added: “the Iranian nation will stand full force in confrontation with this cultural attack. The parliament must issue laws to strengthen this fight”.
Workers of Iran
Workers arrested
Arak, July 3, 2010
Following the protest gathering of Iralco Enterprise on Sunday June 27 in front of Arak city’s Governor Office, regime’s suppressive forces arrest about 8 workers of this enterprise.
News on Iran’s economy
Gasoline
Tehran, July 3, 2010
As the gasoline ration decreases from 100 liters per month to 60 liters people become more discontent and the news on sanctions from the west intensifies the issue.
Currently most of the gas stations such as in Saadat Abad, Kashani and Sataarkhan Streets are covered by governmental forces.
The inter-city Taxi drivers are selling their ration of gasoline as free-gasoline in higher prices and make living from that because the ration given to them by the government is very short of what they need and they have to work half the month buying free-gasoline. So instead of doing their job as taxi drivers they are selling their ration of gasoline as free-gasoline.
Economy in recession
Tehran, July 3, 2010
Iran’s economy being in recession has led to unprecedented decrease in production and selling of factories and productive units the main victims of which are the workers or temporarily workers who are fired of who do not receive their wages for months.
This has not only resulted in workers protests such as protest of the workers of Abadan Refinery, Tehran’s Pars Metal Company, Sipa Factory and ...but also the fired workers and workers who are left without receiving their wages for months yield to any condition of work signing blank agreements.
On the other hand labor activists are being arrested. Saeed Torabian and Reza Shahabi from Tehran’s Bus Driving Syndicate have been arbitrary arrested in June.
Khosro Bookani a member of Executive Board of Committee for Coordination for Establishing Workers’ Organizations was arrested and condemned to two years imprisonment.
Kaveh Golmohammadi another labor activist from Bookan was condemned to 4 months term along with corporal punishment.
Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)
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