Saturday, September 22, 2018
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Wednesday, September 12, 2018
New Details on the Iran Regime’s Terrorist Activities in the EU
Press Conference in London
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The Iranian regime has recognized the sponsor of terrorism around the world and uses cells, as evidenced by the arrest on 30 June of Asadollah Asadi, a diplomat at the Iranian Embassy in Vienna
The UK Office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) will discuss new details on the Iranian regime’s terrorist activities in Europe at a press conference in London on Wednesday, 12 September 2018.
Cross-party MPs and Peers from both Houses of Parliament will also partake in the conference to announce their new initiative to counter Tehran’s terrorist activities and address Iranian regime’s support for terrorism that threatens the security of Europe and its citizens.
New information includes details on the Iranian authorities and institutions involved in the terrorism in Europe, and the chain of command in terrorism and terror decision-making process. Information on the specific bureau of the Ministry of Intelligence for foreign and especially terrorist attacks in Europe and details of the key person directing terror operations outside of Iran and his conduct and background will be among topics of discussion.
Monday, May 21, 2018
The U.S. Secretary of State and a regime change speech
May 21, 2018 - In a speech to the Heritage Foundation, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo laid out the roadmap for the U.S. policy toward the Iranian regime after President Donald Trump ended the United States participation in the nuclear deal with Iran, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
Pompeo in his speech announced 12 conditions for a new agreement with Iran:
Sunday, May 20, 2018
The religious dictatorship ruling Iran, the worst enemy of God
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| Iftar Gathering Paris May 19, 2018 |
Keynote speaker was Mrs. Maryam Rajavi the NCRI President-elect and she described the religious dictatorship ruling Iran as the worst enemy of God and His people for inflicting oppression and injustice on people under the name of God and Islam. She said the history of Islam has never seen any rulers more corrupt and criminal than the mullahs.
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| Muslim dignitaries from the Arab nations & France attending Ramadan Iftar with Maryam Rajavi |
She wished this month to be a month of emancipation, peace and solidarity for the world, and the nations of the Middle East, particularly the brother nation of Syria, be relieved from war, slaughter, devastation and the evil reign of the Iranian regime.
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| The NCRI President-elect Maryam Rajavi |
Full context
Maryam Rajavi: The Mullahs’ Religious Fascism in Iran Is Fleeting, and Devoid of Any Future
Tuesday, February 6, 2018
The message of Iran uprising and the ultimatum of Trump
By start of new wave of Iranian people uprising in 142 cities, all political researchers are following the new changes in political stage and in the middle east
this article by @shahriarkia in @DailyCaller is the best for getting a true view of what is going on in the next months
Regime Change Is Coming In Iran
As the ultimatum begins in regards to demands made by U.S. President Donald Trump to make a final decision on the Iran nuclear deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), we are a witnessing a wave of tensions and grave concerns inside the Iranian regime.
The parallel nature of this ultimatum with the nationwide uprising aiming to overthrow the Iranian regime, beginning on December 28 and continuing to this day, is bound to place Tehran before a major impasse.
In contrast to previous encounters when Tehran considered such challenges as bluffs, this time around Iranian regime officials are revealing their fears and taking these threats “very seriously.”
President Trump also upped the ante in his stand-off with Iran, vowing US support for street protests against Tehran’s clerical regime.
“America stands with the people of Iran in their courageous struggle for freedom,” he declared.
The question is what solutions lay before Tehran? Can the regime surpass this crisis? How will the international community support the nations of Iran and the entire region in realizing true and lasting peace?
this article by @shahriarkia in @DailyCaller is the best for getting a true view of what is going on in the next months
Regime Change Is Coming In Iran
As the ultimatum begins in regards to demands made by U.S. President Donald Trump to make a final decision on the Iran nuclear deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), we are a witnessing a wave of tensions and grave concerns inside the Iranian regime.
The parallel nature of this ultimatum with the nationwide uprising aiming to overthrow the Iranian regime, beginning on December 28 and continuing to this day, is bound to place Tehran before a major impasse.
In contrast to previous encounters when Tehran considered such challenges as bluffs, this time around Iranian regime officials are revealing their fears and taking these threats “very seriously.”
President Trump also upped the ante in his stand-off with Iran, vowing US support for street protests against Tehran’s clerical regime.
“America stands with the people of Iran in their courageous struggle for freedom,” he declared.
The question is what solutions lay before Tehran? Can the regime surpass this crisis? How will the international community support the nations of Iran and the entire region in realizing true and lasting peace?
Monday, February 5, 2018
The future of Iran's uprising ,Concerns and Reactions
Iran's Future, In Its Own Words
By +Heshmat Alavi
On the very sensitive subject of how Iran plans to confront ongoing protests, described by some as an uprising, all the while attempting to resolve the very issues engulfing the ruling regime, there are critical concerns raising from various voices within.And considering U.S. President Donald Trump's powerful State of the Union message, underscoring "America stands with the people of Iran in their courageous struggle for freedom," the stakes at hand in the months ahead for Tehran are extremely high.
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| Iran uprising 2018 |
The common tone heard in all such messages is hopelessness. Those loyal to the faction of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei see the solution in sacking the regime's president, Hassan Rouhani.
Arguments from the other side of the aisle in Tehran's politics rely on warning the Khamenei camp that such a scenario will not end the regime's escalating quandaries. This is only the beginning and there is no stopping this train, adding the entirety of this regime is in the crosshairs.
There are those who believe dark days await those sitting on the throne in Tehran, speaking of future uprising waves. Providing no solutions, their words can mean nothing but succumbing to an inevitable downfall.
"Those who have continuously spread despair and anxiety through their platforms in state TV/radio and Friday prayers (in reference to the Khamenei camp) seek to portray Rouhani as incompetent. They issue and chant slogans of 'Death to Rouhani,' failing to answer the inescapable question of who after Rouhani. The answer is obvious: surpassing Rouhani means overcoming the government, reaching the very principle of our state, and finally surpassing the Islamic Republic itself," according to the Tadbir24 website, known for its affiliation to the Rouhani camp.
Interesting is how this piece considers Rouhani a synonym of the ruling state or at least the velayat-e faqih regime's last chance of survival, warning surpassing Rouhani is tantamount to the end of the clerical rule altogether.
Protesters in the streets, however, are crystal clear in their intentions and how they view the overall regime apparatus. Chanting "Death to Rouhani," "Death to Khamenei," and most interestingly, "Reformists, principalists, end of story," the Iranian people are demanding sweeping changes, accepting nothing short of regime change. This ends Iran's scheme of portraying a system established on two parties of conservatives and reformists.
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| Reformists, principalists, end of story |
"The issue at hand is not limited to merely surpassing Rouhani. More grave ends may be awaiting us," according to the Jamaran website, explaining how these protests are raising eyebrows across the board amongst senior Iranian officials.
"Let us be frank: Taking into consideration the current heading, our destination will be nothing but all out ruin," according to the Asr Iran website, another Rouhani camp mouthpiece.
"The society has become a cradle for numerous crises that will surface in other forms (read in further nationwide protests)," according to Rouhani's economic advisor Hossein Zaghfar.
Warnings of other crises in the making and Iran anticipating further calamities are indicating signs of Iran's ruling elite understanding very well there the harsh reality of these protests' refusal to ever melt down.
To add insult to injury for the mullahs, the brave Iranian people are showing how the regime's crackdown machine no longer enjoys its previous teeth. For forty years the clerical regime has been relying on this entity to remain intact and in power. Scenes of protesters tearing down Khamenei posters and attacking sites of the Revolutionary Guards Basij paramilitary force, parallel to a wave of Basij members burning their IDs and credentials, speak for themselves.
Iran's protests will continue despite the fact that authorities killed 53 protesters and sent over 8,000 others behind bars, reports indicate.
The Iranian people are proving to the world over their objective of seeking regime change and establishing a republic based on democratic values rightfully cherished by most of today's countries.
History shows those movements presenting a specific alternative to the ruling state have a far better chance of realizing victory for the people. A leading entity with a publicized plan for the future and the courage that the populace can rely on.
The time has come to set aside the "reformist" mirage in Iran. For decades, Maryam Rajavi, as President of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, is providing the sole, realistic alternative for Iran with a ten-point plan that enjoys the support of thousands of elected officials across the globe.
For starters, however, there are certain duties and obligations before the international community:
•Demand the release of all recently arrested protesters & political prisoners.
•Provide free internet access to all of Iran to allow activists report the truth about this regime, unfortunately, cloaked by mainstream media.
•Continue cutting off Iran's access to the global financial system. This will deprive the IRGC of the financial sources it desperately needs to continue its slate of domestic and foreign belligerence.
This is a noble launch of standing shoulder to shoulder with the Iranian people in "their courageous struggle for freedom."
Origin:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/heshmatalavi/2018/02/01/irans-future-in-its-own-words/#56c877d11c17
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