Iranians celebrating end-of-the-year Fire Festivities

Despite all hardships, the Iranian people are always full of hope and celebrating the last Tuesday night of their calendar year that marks the beginning of spring in late March every year. This is a celebration of traditional Iranian customs, jumping over fires, ridding themselves of all the “bads” of the passing year to the fire, and taking in all the “goods” from the fire for the upcoming year. This is a sign of change, as the flames of fire are signals of uprisings and revolt against darkness, the cold and all “bads” in the depth of night.

Iranian youth are facing to Mullahs in all streets

A deputy minister said:

 “Activities and assignments are given to Inspectors during New Year’s celebrations. These inspections will begin starting March 10 and continues for a month”.

IRAN: Charshanbe Suri

Iranians celebrate their thousands year old fire festival of the last Wednesday before Nowruz

 Iranian regime is terrified the feast may turn into uprisings:

A government agent in Tehran:

“Last Wednesday of the year has now become a battlefield”

Monday March 7 – Government Suppressive forces sieged Tehran’s Molavi sq. and arrested sellers of fire work material.

Tehran: Protestors throw fireworks during a football match

Protestors throw fireworks & hand grenades during a football match at Azadi Stadium

Sunday afternoon, March 6th - Spectators turned the match between two teams, in the premier league, into a battlefield. They were angry with the exclusive policies of Mullahs ‘Football Federation.

The fight, between spectators and security forces, broke out while some FIFA officials were present.

Iran- Kid dies of air pollution in Ahwaz

Eleven year old Foad Hanafi died of asthma in Ahwaz, center of the south western county of Khuzestan, on February 23^rd, just a few days before Iran’s sham elections.

Another kid, also in Ahwaz, was reported to have died for the same reason. Fearing people’s protests Rouhani government ordered the media not to publish the news.

 Tuesday, February 23^rd, Ahwaz

Detest for Khamenei in Iraq

                                    Undoubtedly your future would be even worse

Khamenei’s Office in Najaf (Iraq) has announced they would pay a prize to anybody who reports the identity of those who attempt to pull down pictures of Iran’s Ayatollahs from the walls.

 Al Quods Al Arabi which is published In Arabic has reported of several cases of tearing off pictures of Iran’s deceased Supreme Leader Rouhollah Khomeini and his successor Ali Khamenei in the Iraqi religious city of Najaf.

May a day come that we get our New Year presents?

I’m the one in the middle

My father is unemployed and cannot afford buying me a present.

He would pay for my mother’s surgery if he had any money.

I do the same as my friends. We look in the garbage hoping to find something.

More than 3 million kids in Iran are out of school trying to make some money for the family.