The Beginning of the End of the Clerical Rule in Iran
No.678
Sanctions
Regime’s fear from global sanctions
Tehran, July 31, 2010
Jomhori state-run daily in its editorial titled ‘realities about the conspiracy of sanctions’ wrote: “As the sanctions were finalized in EU the conspiracy of sanctions is almost complete. Canada has also announced that it intends to approve sanctions against Iran which is the last ring of this conspiracy”.
The media continues: “protection of Islamic Republic’s Establishment requires both resisting this bullying and neutralizing the conspiracies.
The head of regime’s nuclear organization retreats
Tehran, July 31, 2010
Salehi the deputy of Ahmadinejad and the head of regime’s Atomic Energy Organization expressed his fear from the escalation in sanctions against this dictatorship and said: “if the nuclear fuel for our reactors is provided we wouldn’t need to enrich our uranium up to 20%...because we do not want to use our storage of fuel for this reactor”.
Regime’s treaty with Turkey over gas pipe lines
Tehran, August 1, 2010
Reigme’s Oil Ministry announced that ministers of oil and energy of Iran and Turkey singed the treaty for construction of gas pipe lines.
Javad Oji the deputy of Oil Minister in gas affairs said: “the length of this pipe line is 620 km and it will end at year 2014. With this pipe line Iran can export 50 to 60 million cubic meter of gas to Turkey and Europe in three years”.
Oji said that Turkey’s share has been appointed 77% and regime’s 23%.
Despite regime’s claim Turkey’s Minister of Energy announced: “neither Turkey’s government nor the governmental company for gas lines did not participated in this contract, and Iranian regime is dealing with a private company”.
With the new sanctions imposed by US and Europe against regime’s gas and oil industry this treaty is under question.
Can Turkey jeopardize its quest for joining EU by dealing with the regime?
Hakim Company; producer of medicine
Tehran, July 31, 2010
Due to sanctions providing raw material for drugs is relied on the countries such as China, India and Pakistan which has caused a serious drop in the amount sold by the factory. In addition to that the factory has been sold on the price of 800 million tomans to elements of regime such as Mir Mohammad Sadeghian, Parnian Poor and Saeedi Nejad while just the value of company’s belongings in its stores is about 3 billion tomans.
The policies of these plundering elements of regime have led to job insecurity of all 300 contract workers.
Three of them have been fired last week without any reason. To deprive the workers from their wages and bonuses the elements of regime accuse them of being addicts and even when they bring doctors’ letters that they are not they are kept away from work for 10 to 15 days so that other workers would hush up in regard with the bullying of these elements.
The workers are not allowed to work any extra hours any more. With their wages being only 303000 tomans per month and no extra working hours they are sinking even more in poverty.
Bazaar
Government imposes pressure on Bazaaris
Tehran, July 31, 2010
The government agents have referred to Bazaaris several times for receiving taxes at a time when Bazaar is half closed. They put pressure on Bazaaris to pay the taxes determined by the government but most of the discontent Bazaaris closed their shops.
Suppressive plans in Bazaar
Tehran, July 31, 2010
Regime has started building arch-like roofs at Bazaar causing blockage for lorries to deliver goods there a fact that if continues will lead to the bankruptcy of Bazaaris because they would not be able to provide the goods they need. Bazaaris oppose such constructions but even their syndicate is not able to do something for them.
Low taxes; only talks
Tehran, July 31, 2010
A merchant in fabric-sellers Bazaar said: “Bazaar is inactive. Nothing is done. The problem of taxes is added to it. They say that there has been an agreement over the taxes but the status is not clear”.
The Downfall
Larijani called on following the Supreme Leader
Tehran, July 31, 2010
While expressing his fear of international unity against regime Larijani called on all regimes’s bands to follow the Supreme leader and said that if anybody deepens the disputes by words or in writings is standing with the enemy.
Fars News Agency affiliated with IRGC quoted Larijani as: “today’s conditions calls for no act that would raise disputes and whoever deepens the disputes by words or in writings is standing with the enemy”.
Admitting that schism within regime’s bands is incurable, Larijani added: “today we need to stay in the course of Revolution more than any other time. Different opinions must not lead to disputes and political shooting against each other. That is not at our interest”.
Ahmadi Moghadam expressed his fear form security conditions at the cities
Tehran, July 30, 2010
Fearing the security conditions at the cities Ahmadi Moghadam the head of regime’s SSF said: “SSF cannot dedicate its forces more than it had to the borders because then we will face problems in providing the security of the cities”.
He added: “Islamic Republic is like an Island located within an unstable ocean...”
Resistance
Public trash cans torched
Tehran, August 1, 2010
On Wednesday July 28 at 2230 pm a group of the youths of uprising torched public trash cans in Shariati St. after Zafar St.
Suppression
Two inmates hanged
Isfahan, July 31, 2010
Two inmates were hanged in Isfahan’s central prison.
Fars News Agency affiliated with IRGC named them as J. 23 years old and Shahram A.
Tehran Prosecutor to death row political prisoner’s family: he will surely be hanged
July 31, 2010
According to reports, Jafari Dolat Abadi, the prosecutor of Tehran told the family of Jafar Kazemi, a death row political prisoner, that he will surely be executed.
On Saturday, July 31, the Kazemi family went to the prosecutor’s office on previous arrangements and asked to see the Tehran Prosecutor. One of his assistants by the name of Alizadeh told this family on behalf of Abbas Dolat Abadi that he did not want to see them.
“Jafar Kazemi will surely be executed”, he said on behalf of the Tehran Prosecutor.
Kazemi’s case file was sent to the 31st branch of the Supreme Court where Judge Salimi who has received a promotion for confirming executions and was recently appointed in the Assembly of Experts refused his request for a re-trial and the confirmed sentence of the appeals court was maintained and sent to the Sentence Implementation Department of the Revolutionary Court.
The Kazemi family also paid a visit to Bakhtiari, the Judicial Minister. The Minister said that he was unable to do anything and that the only thing they could do was request amnesty from Khamenei. The Judicial Minister’s statement is a strong reason that the issuing of death sentences for political prisoners is decided by Khamenei and appointed judges issue such inhumane sentences.
This 47 year old death row political prisoner is married and has two sons. He is a lithographer and lithographed the textbooks of Amir Kabir University. He is also a witness of the massacre of political prisoners in 1988.
Jafar Kazemi was arrested on September 18, 2009 after an attack by intelligence agents and was transferred to cellblock 209 in Evin Prison where he was kept in a solitary cell under severe physical and mental torture for more than 74 days.
One of the head interrogators of the Ministry of Intelligence nicknamed Alavi told Kazemi in an interrogation before he was sentenced to death that ‘a number of people are supposed to be victimized for the government and your name came out of the hat and its not important for us if it is you or someone else’. He was then transferred to cellblock 350 in Evin Prison.
Kazemi was a political prisoner in the 80’s and was jailed from 1981 to 1970 and subjected to brutal torture.
News on Iran’s economy
Keshbah Weaving Factory closed
Tehran, July 31, 2010
The first weaving factory of its kind in Iran is closed to mismanagement and incapability of providing its raw material. The company which had 300 workers before was working with 30 of them and only two sections of this factory worked.
Import of Chinese fabrics the benefit of which goes only in the pocket of Ahmadinejad’s government has damaged Iran’s fabric industry drastically and the industry is on the eve of its bankruptcy.
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