Sir David Amess MP: Iran should be ashamed of its execution record

British politician Sir David Amess has pledged his support to the upcoming Free Iran gathering and called on his colleagues throughout Europe to do the same.

Everything for Pursuing Terrorism

US administration’s persistence to sell the world the idea that the final nuclear deal will bring rulers in Iran to propriety of behavior led to a meeting in London on May 12^th in which US Secretary of State John Kerry tried to persuade European financial institutions to facilitate business with Iran. Mr. Kerry did not come out of the meeting as a winner. International sanctions imposed over Tehran’s nuclear activities were lifted in January, but other U.S. and European sanctions remained unchanged. A few days later on May 17 David Lipton, the first IMF senior management official to visit Iran since the 1979 revolution, said in an interview in Tehran, “The best thing the government can do, and the banks can do, is to bring those standards up to international levels and try to reassure foreign partners, banks and otherwise that Iran’s banks are safe to deal with”.  As Bloomberg reported Lipton advised that “Iran must bolster anti-money laundering and terrorism-financing laws if it wants to reconnect to the global economy”.

Iran: IRGC training special terrorist units in Farur Island

IRGC admits training foreign terrorist in “special Nedsa unit”

On Monday, June 6^th the commander of the Revolutionary Guards Navy admitted Iran is training foreign troops to carry out terrorist attacks abroad.

“Our special unit was both in operation and training mode, providing training in a wide variety of fields for various forces inside the country and abroad receiving training especially focused for special units…” Fadawi said in an interview with the IRGC-associated Fars news agency. “Foreign troops who could not speak Farsi would only repeat what their instructors were saying over and over again.”

Iran: mullahs’ despicable social and economic results

 Skyrocketing unemployment in Iran

40 million of Iran’s workforce are unemployed.

More than 75% of the unemployed are educated individuals.

A person dies every 8 hours due to drug addiction.

18 million of 55 million city population living in outskirt areas.

150,000 to 200,000 homeless sleeping in the streets in Tehran’s 12^th district alone.

As the sale of blood, kidney and liver has become a normality, the sale of eyes has gained high demand in the market recently.

Unprecedented unemployment and poverty, and this phenomenon expanding to the vast majority of the people from all walks of life is the end result of the mullahs’ massive theft from Iran’s natural resources, riches and even ordinary people’s pockets.

Iran: Khamenei prepares his faction for inner face-offs

Mullah Janati

90-year-old Mullah Ahmad Janati appointed as Assembly of Experts chief

Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei has been forced to resort to using very old elements of his faction to rein in his rivals and prevent Iranian president Hassan Rouhani and former president Akbar Rafsanjani from gaining further influence.

Khamenei’s faction has appointed Janati, now most probably in his final days, as chief of the Assembly of Experts. Janati is 90 years old and also chairs the Guardian Council, is a member of the Expediency Council, the so-called Cultural Revolution Council and a number of other state bodies.

Iran is world primary state sponsor of terrorism, says prominent UK think-tank

Originally Posted by: Vijeta Uniyal

May 12, 2016

One year after the Obama-backed Nuclear Deal came into effect, Islamic Republic of Iran remains the leading sponsor of international terrorism, says a policy paper published by British policy think-tank Henry Jackson Society. According to the report released on Wednesday at the House of Lords in London, Iran maintains a large and lucrative illegal financing network to bypass the remaining sanction that are in place to stop Tehran from funding terrorist outfits and regime.

The Mullahs of Iran and Daesh (ISIS): Who is worse?

Children undergoing training by the mullahs ruling Iran 

to export their terrorism to Syria and across the Middle East

The terrorist regime ruling Iran has recently launched a wave of measures in its terrorist workshops, and provided a significant amount of propaganda for this very purpose. The mullahs’ have now been seen training and preparing juveniles, lower than the legal age, for a fate that has become crystal clear for all throughout the globe.

What future do the ‘Godfathers of Daesh-ISIS’ (as the mullahs’ are dubbed by the people in Iran) have in mind for these children? Instead of sending them to schools to receive the education they need, they are provided various military trainings, how to use an assault rifle and even fire a rocket-propelled grenade. This includes children under the age of 10. For what unconventional battlefronts are these children being trained for? In what country lies the root of Daesh’s expansion and growth throughout the Middle East and across the globe?

Iran must be expelled from Islamic Bloc

Session of the Islamic Summit Conference, Turkey, April 2016

The largest bloc representing Islamic countries is meeting in Turkey Thursday, and the vast majority of those nations have united against one of their own members: Iran.

Across the region Arabs are calling for Iran to be expelled from the Organization for Islamic Cooperation (OIC), a Sunni-heavy group encompassing 57 Muslim countries.

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.”

Iran – Suppression of Kurdish ethnic minority

On February 25th, IRGC intelligence forces raided the home of Arash Makri and arrested him after forcing themselves into the house without any judicial warrant. Arash is studying for his master’s degree in Tabriz University

The IRGC agents presented no judicial order and began searching Makri’s home after his arrest, confiscating his belongings including a laptop, mobile phones, flash memory sticks and a number of Kurdish books. Arrest and interrogation of Arash Makri is based on allegations of having connections to a Kurdish party opposing the Islamic republic. 

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: Mullahs IRGC are exporting hackers throughout the globe

US Ministry of justice has given out names and pictures of seven Iranian nationals who are accused of hackering in files of banks and financial institutions and also a dam in the United States. Loretta lynch , US minister of justice, said in a press conference on Thursday March 24^th that her ministry  has filed legal complaints against seven Iranians for hackering, in 46 financial entities including Bank of America, that has caused millions of Dollars of loss.

US ministry of justice has announced that these seven hackers are agents of Iranian regime and work for IRGC “Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps”

Also on Thursday US treasury Department put six companies and two individuals on sanction list for helping Iran in its missile tests. Complaint sue

Iran: Friends & relatives commemorate Martyr Kianoosh Assaa, at his birthday

Kianoosh Assaa, a student at Tehran’s 

“Elm-o-Sanaat” university, was kidnapped and murdered, by agents of Mullahs’ regime, during the 2009 mass uprising. At his birthday, early this month, his friends and relatives gathered at his grave in Kermanshah, Kianoosh’s home town, to commemorate his memory.

Iran’s adviser at UN is charged with fraud

 As Reuter reported on Wednesday March 23, Ahmad Sheikh Zadeh an Iranian regime’s adviser at its office in the United Nations has been arrested for his illegal financial activities. A court in New York charged Sheikh Zadeh for money laundering and tax frauds.

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.

Iran – Costs of meddling in Syria

 Iran – Meddling in Syria 

 25 more agents of Mullahs’ IRGC and the terrorist Quds force were killed in Syria

 Iran’s state news agency reported on Wednesday March 9^th of the death of 25 of Iran’s mercenaries in Syria. They included one IRGC Brigade General and four agents of the Lebanon’s Hizbollah

He has gone . . . . . . , and made a nation happy

 Why are there so many unemployed and laid offs in Iran? Why workers do not get paid for months?

Why Iranian people get poorer and poorer while the prices in Iran get higher and higher?

Why women in Iran are suppressed and considered, by law, as second hand citizens?

Why parts of Iran are now suffering from draught?

Why kids, in Iran, have to work to make the living for the family? Why pregnant women sell their babies before birth?

Why Syrians, men, women, kids have to risk their lives to find shelter in Europe and elsewhere?

Why . . .  ?

Why . . . ?  Why . .   . ?

“I killed 200 Iraqi captives” Says a member of Iran’s Parliament

Shargh state newspaper – Saturday, March 5^th, - Nader  Qazipoor member of Iran’s “parliament’ said in a speech in his election champagne, “ probably, you have not  cut the head of a chicken in your life , but ( in the war with Iraq) I had to cut off the heads of 200 Iraqi captives “.

In another speech in his champagne Qazipoor made insulting comments about women.