How mullahs in Iran destroy human beings from within

Interview with a prison guard involved in executions

When the noose is prepared and doors leading to the prison courtyard are closed, he realizes an execution will be carried out soon. However, he has no idea he is the very person scheduled to carry out today’s execution.

“Rasoul” is a simple private 3^rd class soldier assigned in the units protecting the Prisons Organization in Iran. There was five months left to his duty period and one day his commander calls him over and says, “You have to be the guard carrying out the execution today.”

Six Exclusive Documents Indict Iran, Hezbollah for 9/11 Attacks

Exclusively-obtained US court documents have exposed a link between Iran and the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

The documents, published this week by pan-Arab newspaper Asharq al-Awsat, revealed that a New York District Court ordered Iran to pay more than $10.5 billion in damages to families of people killed in the attacks and to a group of insurers.

According to the newspaper, “allegations were built on information collected by military men who conducted interrogations with US detainees on Iranian affiliation with al-Qaeda.”

Mullahs in Tehran: untamable and far from today’s global community

The West’s appeasement policies and constantly turning their backs and neglecting Iran’s never-ending crimes, meddling and warmongering in the Middle East during the past few years have failed to tame the mullahs in Tehran and alter its destructive nature. This major regional dilemma continues to threaten the international community.

This regime, thriving on two central tenets, continuously oppresses individual and social freedoms inside Iran. This is seen clearly in the 2,300+ executions under the tenure of the “moderate” Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, people deprived of their freedoms and God-given rights, growing poverty and skyrocketing unemployment.

“Iran’s strategy in Syria inconclusive” says a former diplomat

Talking to state media, Ali Khoram, a former agent of Iranian government at the European center of the United Nations, has warned that “the same sanctions that presently exist against Iran’s nuclear programs can be exerted on its missile programs as well”

This former Iranian government’s diplomat defined Mullahs strategy in Syria as inconclusive and said, “Russian’s behavior has waned Iran’s position in the region. Now Saudi Arabia and Turkey can push for Assad’s departure. They are now the winners”.

Iran - Attack on IRGC suppressive forces in Kerman

Photo- IRGC suppressive forces

Bani Assadi, a commander of IRGC suppressive forces in Kerman, south central Iran, confessed in an interview on Wednesday March 23, with Iran’s state news agency, that three of his forces were injured while being shot at on Tuesday evening.

Iran: Lebanon’s Hizbollah Leader, “I and Iranian officials are old friends”

 Al Miadin, an Iranian regime’s TV station broadcasting for outside Iran, quoted on Tuesday March 22nd, Hassan Nassrollah, the leader of Hizbollah, emphasizing his deep-rooted friendship with the officials in the Iranian regime.

Hizbollah, Iranian regime’s main tool for meddling in Lebanon and other regional countries, was put on the list of terrorist organizations, earlier this month, by the countries of the Gulf’s Cooperation Council. Immediately afterwards Kuwait expelled 14 members of Hizbollah.