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‏نمایش پست‌ها با برچسب uprising. نمایش همه پست‌ها

۱۳۹۷ مهر ۲۴, سه‌شنبه

MEK, The Most Determining Factor Of The Iran Uprising

Activities of resistance units led by MEK to support of Mrs. Maryam Rajavi

Iran uprising; against the mullahs regime in its entirety

On the last days of 2017, while many people were waiting for Church bells to mark Christmas in various parts of the world, a new uprising sparked in the streets and alleys of the Iranian cities, which targeted the regime in its entirety, with people chanting:
“Reformists! Hardliners! The game is over!”
Noticeable those still hope 2 polished front men 4 the mullahs whose so-called reformists make a few changes in the most bloodthirsty dictatorship.
It is good 2 take a glance at what slogan students were chanting in front of Tehran University https://iranfreedom.org/en/2018/08/13/anti-government-protests-iran/ …

The uprising displays Iranians’ thirst for freedom

This uprising changed many of the political equations both inside Iran and at the international level. The world became aware of how the people of Iran long for freedom, justice, and equality. The Mullahs’ reaction to the uprising was that they resorted to their savage nature. They refused to respond to the legitimate demands of the people and instead began a new round of repression, by arresting thousands of the protesters, killing some in the streets by directly shooting at them or in the jails under torture.
Iran's regime is suppressing the Iranian uprising supported by MEK
Iran’s regime is suppressing the Iranian uprising supported by MEK

The cause of a continuous uprising;

Contrary to the former revolts, this uprising advances on the shoulders of the toilers. The economic pressures have left no other choice for the people. Repression and crime have no effect on stopping the uprising. The people are keen to seize any opportunity as the Funeral Ceremony of the Popular Movie Star, unacceptable provincial visioning, or suspension of farmers’ right to water to protest and rise.
There is, of course, another parameter. These uprisings are organized, the slogans and demands are similar and this stems from the force that leads the uprising.
Organized Resistance is the cause of continuous uprising in Iran
Organized Resistance is the cause of continuous uprising in Iran

MEK; the vanguard of Iran’s uprising

But who is this crucial force?
On January 10, 2018, Khamenei admitted: “A triangle (of forces) have been involved in the recent events”; and he named the PMOI \ MEK as one side of this triangle.
As the uprising surged, on calling the French President, Emmanuel Macron on Jan. 2nd, Rouhani asked him to take action against the PMOI, who have their headquarters in Paris.
During recent months, there has not been a day in which the regime and its lobbies abroad did not demonize the MEK in their articles, books or videos.

MEK; the nullifying force of regime’s suppression

The regime sees its overthrow in the success of the uprising. Therefore the Mullahs, endeavor full force to rein in Iranians’ determination to achieve freedom. But there is a parameter that prevents the repression from stopping the uprising. An organization that has undermined regime’s suppressive ability by offering its 40 years of experience in the struggle for freedom to the young generation and by organizing protests inside Iran as well as reflecting the voice of the Iranian people’s craving for liberation abroad.
The continuation of the uprising, the nationwide strikes and the growing activities of the resistance units are the evidence of the debilitation of the regime’s suppressive power.

MEK; the subject of the regime’s terrorism

The mullahs have perceived that demonizing the MEK and disseminating fake news about them will have no effect, thus to restrain the uprising, they seek the solution in physically annihilating the MEK.
Of course, massacring the MEK is nothing new. Mullahs’ regime has murdered more than 120,000 freedom-lovers so far. The anti-human mullahs executed 30,000 political prisoners just within August-September 1988, most of them supporters of the MEK based of Khomeini’s fatwa. In his fatwa, Khomeini demanded immediate “destruction of the enemy”.
Khomeini's Fatwa to massacre 30000 political prisoners in 1988
Khomeini’s Fatwa to massacre 30000 political prisoners in 1988
Accordingly, all the regime’s agents were and are obliged to annihilate the enemies of the regime, the latest example of the implementation of this fatwa is the arrest of senior regime diplomat in Europe, who had personally delivered 500g of TATP to its mercenaries in Strasbourg. These mercenaries were supposed to bomb the Free Iran Gathering in Paris, while more than 100 thousand exiled Iranians, hundreds of the prominent figures from five continents of the world were present there to declare their support for Mrs. Maryam Rajavi and MEK as the main force of the Iranian resistance.
Iranian diplomat delivered 500gr TATP to terrorists for bombing Iranian opposition gathering
Iranian diplomat delivered 500gr TATP to terrorists for bombing Iranian opposition gathering
This terror conspiracy was, of course, foiled in its latest stages by Belgian security forces and European cooperation. Eventually, this so-called diplomat was arrested along with other mercenaries in Belgium, Germany, and France.
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Ils ont contribué à déjouer un attentat qui serait commis en France.

Une fois de plus la bonne collaboration entre pays partenaires européens porte ses fruits!

The end of moderate vs hardliner game

As Mrs. Maryam Rajavi has stated, the decisions for terrorist operations are made at the Supreme Council of National Security presided by Hassan Rouhani, and subsequently approved by Khamenei. Otherwise, regime’s senior diplomat could have never engaged directly in such a plot. Indeed this is not the first terror attack by the mullahs, for example, in the AMIA bombing case in Buenos Aires, the highest levels of the regime were involved.
The fingerprint of mullahs' regime on AMIA bombing case
The fingerprint of mullahs’ regime on the AMIA bombing case
It is notable that these terror conspiracies recently discovered and foiled in Albania, France, and the United States, have all been conducted during Rouhani’s tenure, a fact that those countries who still are appeasing this polished front men for their short-lasting benefit must have in mind.

Standing with the MEK: The only way to confront mullahs’ terrorist threats

No need to say that the regime’s oppressive apparatus and its MOIS continue physical removal of the MEK and their dissidents, what they have done from day one.
Regime’s agents and so-called diplomats are tasked with the annihilation of its opposition everywhere. Thus, it is shameful for the EU governments to close their eyes on mullahs’ crimes for some fleeting economic interests.
It is, therefore, the time for EU to stand firm against mullahs and their terrorist conspiracies. The EU must make the regime understand that it cannot turn Europe into a slaughterhouse for the MEK and its other dissidents.
While the state-sponsor of terrorism is approaching its end, the EU needs to take a firm step to prevent the Iranian regime from continuing its criminal plots.
Since the Iranian regime is providing the logistics and is covering up the terrorist operations through Iran’s embassies, the best decision would be to close down regime’s embassies in Europe as the first stage.

۱۳۹۷ تیر ۱۴, پنجشنبه

Through the eyes of a beleaguered nation

With uprising at every moment

On June 30, I was watching the Free Iran Gathering, thinking how many youths are watching the event? I put myself in their shoes, one of the millions of Iranians who are under the pressure of the miseries imposed by the regime. I talked to him. For a moment I forgot myself and became that beleaguered compatriot, stranded by loneliness, unemployment, poverty and hopelessness. That’s the situation of the youth in Iran. Without a fundamental change, there’s no hope for a better life in Iran.
The ruling mullahs are all corrupt thieves, and they use the best facilities to live a life of luxury. No one thinks about us. I sometimes hear about a relative, friend or acquaintance that manages to escape the difficulties of life in Iran and manages to take refuge in one of the countries abroad. I always thought that the people who put Iran in their rearview mirror forget about the millions of Iranians who continue to suffer in Iran. They’ve escaped the tyranny and torture of the mullahs, they have food on their table, they live in a free society and can follow their dreams and ambitions. Why should they think about us, living under repression and pollution, hunger and thirst, poverty and corruption?
I was mulling over these dark thoughts and absently browsing through social media network when I suddenly saw an image in Telegram that drew my attention: A huge hall filled with tens of thousands of energetic people…

Iranian Oppostion President, Maryam Rajavi

Iranian Oppostion President, Maryam Rajavi

What did I see?

I saw a woman, speaking at a huge gathering that represented Iranians from all walks of life. I saw representatives of other countries, intellectuals that cherish freedom and human values. I saw people of all ages, gathered in one place from every corner of the world for a common cause. They were committed to overthrowing the mullahs’ regime. They addressed the youth and that woman, whom I learned to be Maryam Rajavi, said Rise! Unite with your compatriots! Join your voices, assemble resistance units, and keep the fire of the uprising burning!
They spoke of continuing the uprising that started in December. The uprising of Mashhad, Shiraz, Qeshm, Bandar Abbas, Karaj, Shahriar, Eslamshahr and Isfahan and Khorramshahr, thirsty for water and freedom. They were speaking of protests that will not die down and will deepen.
They said that you can’t place your hopes in the factions of the regime. They’re all part of the same criminal gang. While the people’s continues to plunge into poverty and misery, the regime’s officials are doing nothing to address the economic stagnation and are more focused on deepening their own pockets.
Maryam Rajavi spoke of creating a society that was based on freedom. She said, “This is my commitment to my people to be with your uprising every moment.”

Crowd cheering Maryam Rajavi

Crowd cheering Maryam Rajavi

What happened next?

After seeing the gathering, I felt like I had two souls. One was my own. The other was that of an Iranian youth. The voice of that woman rung in our ears and we couldn’t separate ourselves from it. Sometimes I become that youth and I’m happy that Maryam Rajavi's voice is bringing together all those youths that had the chance to escape Iran and sets them on a path to help us, their compatriots in Iran, to achieve freedom. We’re not alone anymore and we can have hope for a better future.
And sometimes I go back into my own shell and realize that I have a greater responsibility. I have to keep up the struggle for the sake of all those youths inside Iran who need the help of every person like me.

۱۳۹۷ خرداد ۱۴, دوشنبه

Iran: Nationwide protest/uprising in the making

Iran protesters setting security vehicles ablaze (File Photo)

 Fearing further protests and the international political balance of power tilting against the mullahs’ regime, senior officials and those considered close to regime supreme leader Ali Khamenei are seen warning of another uprising spark across the country.
The people’s rightful demands, expressed in marches, turned into a security situation back in Dec/Jan, they say. This can lead to a new such episode and result in a far larger crises engulfing the entire regime.
Senior Iranian regime officials consider the road ahead very much similar to a minefield, especially with protests and strikes on the rise. Some are going as far as saying members and supporters of the Iranian opposition People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) members and supporters “laying the mines.”
Pars News, associated to the faction loyal to Iranian regime supreme leader Ali Khamenei, wrote recently:
“Following the Dec/Jan protests, last month the border city of Baneh in Kurdistan Province went on strike for 25 days… Then we witnessed the revolt in Kazerun… And now, in late May and early June, we have truck drivers’ on strike…
“We would be mistaken to think these issues are unrelated… We would be naïve to think this will no longer become crisis-building subjects in the coming months. The Americans have plans to implement their 12 conditions and based on their public remarks they are specifically counting on popular unrest.
“Finding reasons (read laying mines) for strikes, street revolts, be it economic, cultural or political mines… placing mines targeting sensitive areas are to be carried out by moles, and PMOI/MEK members and supporters… look out for mines.”
Another such voice made further remarks shedding light on the depth of Tehran’s concerns.
“In recent days, coinciding with protests staged by people from all walks of life, such as the truckers, our officials are attempting to both recognize the problems and resolve them through understanding. However, the (PMOI/MEK), who always… take advantage of all opportunities by issuing statements… attempt to politicize these ordinary demands and portray themselves as defenders of their rights.”
Siyasat-e Ruz daily, another state-run outlet in Iran, provided further insight.
“As domestic media remained silent, truckers in various parts of the country staged strikes… dissident media outlets, however, launched their efforts from day one… the people are voicing their just demands under the framework of simple marches, and in Dec/Jan these measures turned into security challenges. This example can be repeated in this regard. As our officials and media are not absent, dissident outlets began their efforts from day one…
Regarding the credit firms (known to plunder ordinary people’s savings), again we witnessed the same scenario, opening the path for dissident media and the (PMOI/MEK)… This time around the crisis formed from the very beginning and continued to gain strength.
A newspaper linked to Iranian president Hassan Rouhani writes of “super challenges.”
“A large number of our youths are seeking job opportunities, and there is this concern that the issue of unemployment becoming more than an economic matter, evolving into a social and security subject. Any of these superchallenges are enough to overthrow a political body and we are currently engulfed with numerous superchallenges all at once and in one place… we are in the midst of the most complex and sensitive situation in the past century, and in today’s highly tumultuous globe, there are no scenarios written in our interests.”

۱۳۹۷ خرداد ۲, چهارشنبه

Iranian people’s uprising deserves global support

Iranian people demand regime change in Iran

 Shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal, his Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, delivering his first foreign policy speech, delivered a damning message to the Iranian regime and went as far as recognizing the Iranian people’s protests and uprising against the ruling regime.

Secretary Pompeo referred to major JCPOA flaws and the “blood money” offered to Tehran and Revolutionary Guards Quds Force (IRGC) chief Qassem Soleimani, while recalling United Nations Security Council resolutions reiterating any new agreement with the Iranian regime must include halting uranium enrichment, unhindered access to all nuclear sites, ending ballistic missiles proliferation and developing nuclear-capable missile systems, respecting Iraqi sovereignty parallel to disarming the Iranian regime’s proxy militia groups, withdrawing all Iranian commanded forces from across Syria, ending missiles launches and threats targeting its neighbors, and ending all support for terrorist groups in Afghanistan, Lebanon and Yemen.
Maryam Rajavi, President of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), a broad coalition of Iranian opposition, issued a statement considering it a major step forward to recognize the Iranian people’s uprising and demands raised by their just resistance in the past 37 years.
“Change in the behavior of the mullahs will inevitably lead to the change of their regime. Democratic change in Iran is the only solution to the problem in Iran and the crisis in the region. Forming an international front against the religious and terrorist dictatorship in Iran is requisite for establishment of peace, security and coexistence in the region and world over,” she stressed.

Back in 2013 when the nuclear talks first initiated, on November 24 Rajavi underscored how full UNSC resolutions implementation, predominantly a complete halt to uranium enrichment, abiding by the Additional Protocol and providing IAEA inspectors unhindered access to all sites are essential for the Iranian regime to be approved of actually abandoning its nuclear weapons drive.
The July 2015 Iran nuclear agreement circumvented six UNSC resolutions through an unsigned agreement. That accord lacked the requirements of an official international treaty, and therefore failed to block the mullahs' deception and their access to obtain nuclear weapons.
The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, as the deal is formally known, provided Tehran money it went on to pour into its coffers. Strict United Nations monitoring must be established to ensure that Tehran’s mullahs address the Iranian people's urgent needs, and not those of terrorist groups across the Middle East.
Without such observance, Iranian regime supreme leader Ali Khamenei funneled this capital to further the regime’s terrorism and fundamentalism in Lebanon, Syria and Yemen, as well as fully providing for the IRGC.
The Iranian people have the right to now see their anti-regime protests recognized.  Any agreement disregarding and failing to underscore their human rights will only embolden the regime in its suppression and executions.
The Iranian people will no longer accept such an outcome and are taking matters into their own hands.

۱۳۹۷ اردیبهشت ۳۱, دوشنبه

Kazerun uprising continues unabated

National Council of Resistance of Iran

On Saturday, May 19, the people of Kazerun, continued their uprising against the suppressive regime's actions and killing and detaining their children by chanting “My detained brother must be freed!”, gathering and protesting in Shohada Square and in front of the judiciary of the mullahs regime. Kazerun shopkeepers also closed their shops and the pressure of intelligence agents to force them to open the shops did not succeed. The regime's agents, especially the intelligence agents, were deceptively trying to end the protests, but people are demanding the delivery of the bodies of the martyrs and the release of the arrested. A number of protesters were martyred during a demonstration of the people of Kazerun on Wednesday that became bloody by shooting of the repressive forces. Ali Mohammadian Azad and Omid Yousefian are two of the martyrs of Kazerun's uprising. Omid Yusefian, who was shot on Wednesday by the Revolutionary Guards, died on Saturday due to the severity of the injuries sustained.
On Friday, the risen people of Kazerun turned the city into a scene of confronting the totality of the oppressive apparatus of the clerical regime. Revolutionary Guards, Basijis, plainclothes and anti-riot guards, who were sent from other cities to Kazerun, were deployed in the city's central locations and closed streets leading to Friday's prayer show. Nevertheless, the risen people broke up the hypocritical Friday prayer’s show by chanting slogans. The gathering in the Al-Nabi mosque, where the governor was supposed to speak, was disrupted with the slogan "The incompetent governor must be executed!” The attacks of repressive forces on protesters on the Shohada Street led to widespread street clashes and skirmishes. By burning tires, people blocked the path of repressive forces’ vehicles and defended themselves with stone and wood and breaking the mosaics of the streets.
In blind attacks, the mercenaries broke the glasses of parked car windows in parking lots. During the clashes on Thursday and Friday, a number of repressive forces’ vehicles and several centers of looting and government crackdown were set on fire.
The protests continued Friday night until Saturday morning. In Simashahr Square, people chanted slogans against the mercenary attacks: “Do not be afraid we are all together; and we are children of war, let’s fight”. At Quds intersection, the shooting of repressive forces on the protesters led to clashes where in addition to wounding the youth, a number of plainclothes and intelligence agents of the regime were also wounded. In the clashes on Thursday, the courageous young people also beat some of the murderers and forced them to flee. The injured mercenaries were transferred by a bus to Nourabad Mamassani. 
Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran

۱۳۹۷ فروردین ۲۹, چهارشنبه

Message is loud and clear, the Iranian people want regime change

Iran flag - Image credit - Public Domain | Pixabay

۱۳۹۶ اسفند ۱۵, سه‌شنبه

Iran Uprising: Call for Regime Change, U.S. Policy Options



Rudy Giuliani at OIAC Iran Policy Briefing

Mayor Giuliani: MEK always sought democracy, freedom, rights for women, rights for everyone, and a nonnuclear, peaceful Iran
The uprisings [in Iran] were obviously not sporadic. They were very well organized… in every major city in Iran … and then continuing on to today”
 Rudy Giuliani
WASHINGTON, DC, USA, March 5, 2018 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Washington, DC; March 1, 2018 - At a National Press Club luncheon titled, “Iran Uprising: Call for Regime Change, U.S. Policy Options,” the fourth in a series of OIAC-sponsored forums on Iran policy, former New York City Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani urged the U.S. Government and the international community to impose further sanctions on the clerical regime and do more to stand with the Iranian people in their efforts to change the regime and bring freedom and democracy to Iran.
Ambassador Lincoln Bloomfield Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs during the Bush Administration, moderated the event.
Mayor Giuliani praised the Iranian people for their uprising and the U.S. administration for supporting the protesters, adding, “I am very, very glad that at the very outset back in December, … President’s public support of anti-regime protesters, which riveted 142 cities in Iran, really basically changed American foreign policy.”
“The uprisings [in Iran] were obviously not sporadic. They were very well organized… in every major city in Iran … and then continuing on to today,” Mr. Giuliani said.
When asked about the street slogans of “reformers, hardliners—the game is now over,” Giuliani said, “The whole notion of reformers inside Iran… those are the people you see on the street. They’re not sitting in government offices.”
In regards to the organized opposition, Mr. Giuliani added, “the MEK [Mujahedin-e Khalq organization] is a significant movement in Iran…. There is no organization as comprehensive as the MEK or with the both internal and … foreign support… It should be clear at the outset that the MEK is not interested in dominating alone the politics in Iran…. it’s always been an organization seeking democracy, freedom, rights for women, rights for everyone, and a nonnuclear, peaceful Iran.”
Dismissing the concerns about a post-theocracy Iran, Mr. Giuliani said, “We have a great alternative in Madame [Maryam] Rajavi… We have a woman who’s proven herself, we have a woman that beyond anyone is popular inside Iran… extraordinarily popular … She’s in favor of freedom, economic democracy, the rights of women.”
He urged the U.S. government to, make sure Iranian people have “open access to the Internet without interference,” and called for added sanctions. “We should make sure that particularly access to banking is cut off,” he said.
Dr. Majid Sadeghpour
Organization of Iranian American Communities-US (OIAC)
Rudy Giuliani at OIAC Iran Policy Briefing