Iran- A government agent expresses his protests to the country’s authorities.

 Mohammad Najafi, a lawyer affiliated with the Mullahs government, has spoken against the government while speaking in a mosque in his home town of Shazand in the center of Iran. Najafi condemned government officials for their treason, corruption, grafts, impoverishing the people, and spending the wealth of Iranian people in Syria and Iraq.

Speaking in the last week of elections campaign at a memorial ceremony for a Shazand worker, who committed suicide by hanging himself, Najafi criticized His Eminence the Supreme Leader. The audience upheld Najafi’s words by their frequent “Salavats” (Salute for prophet Mohammad, as it is a custom in Muslim mosques).

Najafi’s speech, which was put on the internet, illustrates the Ignominious situation the Ayatollahs have got themselves into. He revealed some of the deceptive methods the candidates used for passing through the “elections”, including buying votes by fraud and in return of narcotic drugs.

The followings are the main points of this lawyer’s speech:

-         Government buys votes by distributing narcotics.

-         Buying votes in return of heroin and crack.

-         Ask the government officials which one is their priority?  Iran? Or Syria, Iraq and Lebanon?

-         Ask the government “is your priority the people or the Supreme leader?”

-         “You have kept us hungry to buy our votes for a bag of rice”, is this “honor”?  Do you call this “Islamic justice”? With a tin of cocking oil . . . and. . . .

-         “By paying 20.000, 10.000 tomans (7, 3 Dollars) you take pictures showing people are writing your name on the ballot papers… “

-         “Why don’t you ever give the true statistics of the theft cases in Shazand?”

-         “Aren’t you ashamed that there are so many camps in this country to help druggies give up their habit?”

-         In this country that the first person should be the most responsible, he actually does not respond to anybody.

-         “And when you don’t speak about him (Supreme Leader), it means you have not said anything”.

-         Unless my fidelity to the Supreme Leader is verified I am not eligible to be a candidate. Those who know me, those who are doing their job for the Ministry of intelligence, who are present at this meeting, I say all of this  in front of them  with my total awareness.

-         You will not get to any position unless you prove your fidelity to the supreme leader, and when you have no position you have no funds available to graft.

-         People! You must know that you have the rights to ask the authorities why they spend our national wealth in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon when we are hungry ourselves.