The Beginning of the End of the Clerical Rule in Iran
No.650
Anniversary of Student Uprising July 9, 1999
Free Teachers of Iran Committee call for demonstrations on July 9
Tehran, June 29, 2010
Free Teachers of Iran Committee announced in a call for July 9 uprising that it invites all society’s strata to participate in the demonstration for commemoration of Students Uprising. It also announced that in this demonstration they will also protest against the continuation of detention of teachers with the slogan of “political prisoner must be freed”.
Students of Department of Engineering of Tehran University call for uprising on July 9
Tehran, June 7, 2010
While giving their promise to the enchained students, by expressing their great love for freedom and by promising to protect the cause of the martyrs, students of Engineering Department of Tehran University announced that they will stand and resist until they gain freedom.
In their statement they pointed to the harsh suppression imposed on the universities by the regime to hush up the students but they said that a student will never surrender to oppression.
They announced that after a year students’ movement has grown stronger with higher morale and will not yield and will stand firm until the rule of Velayat-e-Fagih is overthrown in its entirety.
These students restated in their statement that they have decisive will for pulling down the dictatorship and they addressed their fully armed enemy as: “when the enemy is afraid it is the end of it. This is the rule for all dictators and they cannot run away from it”.
At the end of the statement the students of Tehran University called all the students to hold the anniversary of Students Uprising as glorious as possible by their participation in the demonstrations.
They announced the place and time of their gathering as: Thursday July 8, 5 pm, in front of the main entrance of Tehran University.
Regime avenges
Tehran, June 29, 2010
-Following the participation of students in protest gatherings of June 12 at least for students have been suspended and 2 has been warned at Sharif Industrial University. The names of some of the suspended students are: Shahin Razazi, Ehsan Irani, Mohammad Sadegh Faiz and Miss Massoudeh Ghodain has received warnings.
-In a letter sent to Yashar Dar Al Shafa student of Master of Science in Sociology of Tehran University it is said that he will have a trial on July 7. The judge will be the criminal judge Salavati.
-Since last year Rahim Mashaee a relative of Ahmadinejad and his head of office enjoying support of him and a great number of heads of IRGC has started appointing his own subordinates in cultural organs and organs affiliated with universities. These people have been appointed to sensitive educational posts controlling the registration of students’ scores and approving their passage of a term. In other cultural organs these people have started purifying other employees with long history of work at those organs.
-75 people were arrested in Tehran in different regions of the capital. 15 of them were put for show in regions of Khosh, Abozar Sqare, Ghapan intersection and Nezamabad being taken around the streets.
The Downfall
The Uprising continues
Sanctions and Uprising will pull regime down
Tehran, June 29, 2010
Following the fourth resolution of sanctions against the clerical dictatorship regime’s bands while horrified are demanding unity.
Mohsen Kohkan a member of Board of Directors of Majlis said: “right now, especially having in mind the international conditions and impose of sanctions against our country having unity is more then essential”.
Admitting to the continuation of the uprising he added: “the events after the election ignited a new sedition against the establishment which still exists and shows itself. We cannot say that the sedition is completely eradicated. We need time before the face of provokers of sedition is clearly revealed”.
He continued confessing to the schism within the regime: “the enemies put pressure on us to make us retreat from our positions. It is enough for them to hear or feel that there is schism within us and they will take advantage of that”.
Band disputes continue
Tehran, June 29, 2010
Following the disputes within the regime a site belonging to Mohsen Rezaee the former head of RGC wrote that the head of office of Yaser Hashemi Rafsanjani was arrested accused of keeping confidential documents.
Karrobi thrown out
Tehran, June 29, 2010
Raja News belonging to Khamenei’s band wrote that as Karrobi wanted to intent a ceremony for commemorating the death of Dr. Aref from Sharif University at the university he was confronted by Bassiji students and was thrown out of the university.
Raja news wrote: “Karrobi was confronted with slogans such as ‘sedition get out’, ‘hypocrite get out’ and ‘university is no place for those who provoke sedition”.
Karrobi’s bodyguards took him out of the university.
If Shah had trained one hooligans’ leader this state has trained hundreds
Tehran, June 29, 2010
In a reaction to the attack at Sharif University Karrobi said: “I am very sorry. Bassiji who had fought in war fronts for 8 years and had defended the country now he is stationed at the universities confronting the academics, beats people at mosques, conducts fraud in the election, kills people in the streets and on June 4 prevents Imam’s grandson from holding a speech, attacks the houses and offices of sources of religious law and commits other acts that ruins its face.
Karrobi added: “if Shah had trained one leader for its regime’s hooligans this state has trained hundreds”.
The heavy blow of sanctions
Tehran, June 28, 2010
To keep his regime’s face red Manocher Motaki regime’s Foreign Minister said: “it is clear for those who issued this resolution that this resolution is not operational”.
He continued: “the simplest thing in the world today is trading. We have planed the counter act and we will give the appropriate answer.
We live in a sensitive region. Our motto was that Persian Gulf’s security must be in mind of all the countries around it. The enemy’s psychological war in form of issuing resolution will be answered back with a soft-war namely ruining the credibility of Security Council”.
Broken talisman of Khamenei
Tehran, June 29, 2010
Raja news affiliated with Khamenei’s band wrote:
“In a strange act Khabar daily who claims that it supports the head of Majlis (regime’s parliament) didn’t publish the words of the great leader of the revolution said amongst some officials of the Judiciary! This daily that is recently re-published...not only didn’t print the words of the honorable leader on its first page but has preferred not to publish it in any page”.
Suppression
Youths raided viciously
Isfahan, June 7, 2010
In a vicious raid on a party 21 youths were arrested in one of the southern regions of Isfahan.
Javan Site affiliated with IRGC wrote that 13 boys and 9 girls most of the students from Tehran have been arrested.
More pressure on Osanloo’s family
Tehran, June 29, 2010
The younger son of Mr. Osanloo the head of Tehran’s Bus Driving Syndicate and a political prisoner for four years was summoned by regime’s suppressive organs.
Mr. Osanloo’s younger son was arrested last year and freed after 18 days because he has problem with his skull having a heavy surgery because of it. He is not even capable of leaving home much.
Regime’s elements had called Mrs. Osanloo on June 28 telling her that his son must introduce himself in regard with his last years file.
Human rights activist sentenced to 3 years of prison
June 29, 2010
Saied Kalanaki, a member of the Committee for Human Rights Reporters in Iran was sentenced to three years of prison by the 26th branch of the Tehran Revolutionary Court presided over by Judge Pir Abbasi.
He was sentenced to one year of prison for ‘spreading propaganda against the government’ and two years of prison for ‘insulting the leader’.
According to reports, this human rights activist and former secretary of the Student Committee in Defense of Political Prisoners was arrested on November 30, 2009 and was released on a 100 million toman (about $100,000) bail on March 7, 2010 after close to 100 days of detention.
Iran tears down homes of Baha’is in Northern Iran village
June 29, 2010
The homes of close to 50 Baha’is were demolished to force its residents out of an isolated village in northern Iran…
Most of the Baha’i homes in Eival were evacuated because of previous violent attacks against its residents by local authorities. For example, six Baha’i homes were torched down in 2007.
Members of the Baha’i society have on many instances filed complaints to government officials including the Sari Provincial Governor but in all the instances, authorities denied being notified of the demolitions or the motives behind it.
According to the latest reports, 90 percent of all Baha’i homes in this area were demolished.
Workers of Iran
Workers of Abadan refinery on strike
Abadan, June 29, 2010
About 100 workers of Abadan refinery gathered in protest in front of the main door of the refinery and blocked the traffic in protest on June 28. They had lost their jobs by the order of officials of the refinery. SSF took into the scene to control the gathering.
Then the workers lied down on the street and completely blocked the road.
Two of the workers who were taping the gathering with their cell phones were beaten and arrested by Plainclothes and their condition is still unknown.
More bankruptcy, more workers out of job
Tabriz, June 29, 2010
Sahand Tread Factory in Tabriz that provides tread for carpet weaving is almost completely bankrupted. It has fired more than half of its workers.
An official of the factory said that due to wrong policies ruling our economy such as uncontrolled import of tread from China and other countries no room has been left for domestic productions.
Destiny of workers of Pars Metal Factory
Tehran, June 30, 2010
300 workers of this factory who had gathered in protest to the none payment of their wages for four month in front of Ahmadinejad’s office on Monday June 28 went to the Ministry of Labor the day after to pursue their rights there.
To bribe the workers as not to go for protest in front of Ahmadinejad’s office, as their managers became aware of their intention he paid each worker 70000 tomans to prevent the action but the workers paid no attention to this pathetic act.
The workers of this factory are receiving a monthly wage of 100000 tomans which is one third of the minimum wage for temporary workers by even regime’s laws.
Government fearing workers protest
Qazvin, June 28, 2010
The workers of Chinaware Factory in Qazvin who had not received their wages for 6 months all of them with history of 19 years of work at the factory intended to come to Tehran and protest in front of the Country’s High Court because they have not received their rights after numerous protests but regime’s mercenaries blocked their way saying that if they do so they will be charged with provoking riot.
News on Iran’s economy
Oil sanctions
Tehran, June 7, 2010
Regime’s oil and gas industry is the main target of sanctions.
By endorsement of 1929 resolution of Security Council and unilateral sanctions by US, Europe and Australia economic pressure on regime is increasing more than ever.
The first effect of these sanctions is pressure on regime’s oil and gas industry.
Currently 8 countries namely China, India, South Korea, Spain, Portugal, Greece and Turkey are the main buyers of regime’s oil.
These countries buy 1,700,000 barrels of oil per day from regime but this is decreasing.
Until recently Iran was the third provider of China’s oil but it has fallen down to the 8 level.
The latest news show that China’s import of oil from Iran has reduced up to 74% during the last month.
European countries that buy oil from Iran are gradually changing their counterparts and they might cut this purchase completely for a short interval.
Along with Europe, Japan and South Korea will not hesitate in cutting their deals with the regime.
In fear of sanctions India has not only reduced its import of oil from Iran but also has stopped exporting gasoline to it.
In such a condition gradual reduction in capacity for production of oil will have serious consequences for the regime.
Lack of international investment in oil industry which is the direct result of international sanctions has led to increase in regime’s capacity for production of oil.
Long gasoline queues
Ahwaz, June 29, 2010
As US gasoline sanction against the regime was announced long queues for receiving gasoline were formed in gas stations.
Other News
No drinking water
Natanz, June 29, 2010
Residents of Natanz are suffering from lack of drinking water in this city. The residents use buckets and other containers to bring drinking water from Tume Village in 8 kilometer of distance from Natanz by carts and cars.
Regime defamed in International Exhibition in Tehran
Tehran, June 29, 2010
International exhibition of Iran Plast which was held in the premises of Tehran’s permanent location for exhibitions was a disgrace for the clerical regime.
Agents of Harasat at the exhibition warned those in charge of boots to comply with ‘Islamic veil’ even they warned representatives of foreign countries in that regard.
Germany and Korea protested the act.
China, Korea, Italy, Germany and Iraq had participated in this exhibition.
Million tomans spent for governmental ceremony
Tehran, June 28, 2010
By the order of IRGC, Ministry of Education has spent millions tomans to paint on school for a ceremony called ‘the congress of martyrs of east of Tehran’. Two adjacent girls- schools have been used for this ceremony. The schools’ yards are covered with chairs and millions of tomans have been spent for the decoration. Pictures of hundreds of those who were killed in Iran-Iraq war as well as pictures of heads of IRGC and Bassij are painted on the walls costing millions of tomans..
This region is from deprived regions of east of Tehran but is embeds the highest number of governmental schools and educational centers. Most of the building of these schools and centers need maintenance; they even lack enough classes, blackboards, chalk and benches but the budget that was supposed to be used to provide this shortage and repair the buildings was used for this ceremony.
By using this budget for such a ceremony regime wants to show that the ideology of martyrdom in compliance with Vali-e-Faghih is deep in Iran’s schools in reaction to protests that have risen from the schools and other educational organs of the country for toppling the clerical dictatorship.
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