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Iran: Attacking a Wedding Ceremony

A video sent from Iran showing repressive forces of Islamic Republic of Iran attacking a to annihilate wedding ceremony in southern city of Bandar Abbas and arresting bridegroom

Iran: man sets himself ablaze outside presidency building in Tehran

In an act of protest a Tehran local fed up with the cruelty imposed by the mullahs’ regime set himself ablaze outside the presidency building on Tuesday, February 16. Bystanders said flames were bursting from his body when a number of people finally took action to put out the fire.

It is worth noting that the man said he had set himself ablaze protesting poverty, social pressures, and preventing him from seeing Hassan Rouhani to present his complaint. There is no information about this individual’s current conditions.

20,000 children without birth certificates in northeast Iran city

Director General of the Iranian regime’s Department of Citizenry and Foreign Migrants in Khorasan Razavi Province in northeast Iran said, “Currently there are 20,000 kids without birth certificates in Mashhad. All these children are the result of Iranian women marrying foreign nationals, especially Afghans and Iraqis.”

“The main problem is children being born from unofficial marriages between Iranian women with foreign nationals, leaving their kids without any proper documents. They are not covered by the law of having an Iranian mother because their marriages are not official. The children of this group of women, considered as lacking identities, are numbered at around 20,000,” said Mohammad Ajami on Saturday, February 15^th in an interview with Iran’s state-run IRNA news agency. 

Iran: Friday prayer imam in Isfahan threatening professors to murder

Mullah Mojtaba Mirdamadi, Friday prayer imam of Isfahan threatened to have university professors “who undermine the Iranian regime’s values” murdered.

“Some professors in their classrooms are neglecting the path of the Islamic revolution, and thus insulting values of the state and revolution! They should know if they are not directed to the right path they will face the punishment issued by [Khomeini] for Salman Rushdie, which was only the tip of the iceberg,” he said.

Iran: people boycott regime’s annual 1979 anniversary march

Documentary report showing people boycotting regime’s Feb. 11^th march

One Iranian reports from the scenes:

People in Tehran took the Feb. 11^th march as more of a joke. There was not a single place where one could see an organized group actually marching and marking this day. This march had literally turned into a carnival for people who had no other place to go.

The entire crowd was estimated at less than one million people. All the streets and city squares were nearly empty, whereas the regime had rallied people from cities across the country.

Iran: political prisoner Taheri on dry hunger strike in Tehran

The life of political prisoner Mohammad Ali Taheri is in grave danger after he began a dry hunger strike.

Mohammad Ali Taheri began his hunger strike on February 7^th as prison officials refused to release him despite his prison term coming to an end. Reports indicate he is currently in dire physical conditions. This political prisoner was returned to Tehran’s notorious Evin Prison on February 10^th despite his dire physical conditions and being hospitalized for two days. There is no information about his current health conditions.

The creed of Death & darkness

 February 11^th, 37^th Anniversary of

Iranian people’s anti-monarchy revolution,

Hijacked by the Mullahs

February may be the coldest month of the year but who knew that one day in February 1978 could be one of the coldest and darkest days in the history of Iran and the Middle East. On Feb. 1^st 1978, a plane coming from Paris touched the ground at Tehran’s international airport. Moments later an old man, in his eighties, a religious leader, came out through the exit door. Aided by a steward, he climbed down the stairways. Questioned, while still on air, of what feelings he had for coming back to Iran, he had vapidly said, “nothing at all”. His name was Ayatollah Rouhollah Khomeini. The moment he put his feet on Iran’s soil was the start of a new page in the history of not only Iran but the entire Islamic countries. The creed of death and darkness that recurred in our world, at that moment, was soon irrigated by short sided western politicians whose priority was accumulating wealth at any price. Fundamentalism, or as some call it Islamic extremism, reappeared on that day.

Iran: police raids ski hub in Tehran

Police in Tehran raided a ski hub in Tehran’s Tuchal region located north of the Iranian capital at 8 in the morning on Friday, February 5^th. The police insulted and harassed the youth and especially the ladies, leading to bystanders protesting their measures.

To create a climate of fear and increase the number of executions across the country the Islamic Republic of Iran has launched a number of new police units, including the ‘Mountain Police’ and … all aimed at increasing its crackdown on the youth and spreading fear throughout society.