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Showing posts with label Poverty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poverty. Show all posts

Sunday, July 16, 2017

Iran-Ask Zarif about situation of human rights and 57 executions

On July 17, the CFR and their president Richard Haass has invited Javad Zarif, the Iranian regimes foreign minister to speak at the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development and meet counterparts.
The set of goals to be reviewed in depth will be the following, including Goal 17. Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, that will be considered each year:
·         Goal 1. End poverty in all its forms everywhere
·         Goal 2. End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture
·         Goal 3. Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
·         Goal 5. Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls
·         Goal 9. Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation
·         Goal 14. Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development

poverty in Iran -street children
The problems for Zarif and his regime starts at the first goal, how can anyone expect a regime to work to end poverty when they are the very cause of poverty in Iran? The first step for the regime must be to stop funding terrorism around the Middle East and especially Syria, Iraq, Yemen and Lebanon. But we all know that the regime will never abandon their proxies. The regime has just ratified the minimum wages in Iran to be 1/3 under the poverty line, that means that most families in Iran live under the poverty line.
The mullahs regime is not doing any better on goal 2, in their attempt to get fast money from petrol wells they rerouted rivers and destroyed Iran's bread basket, they turned Irans most fertile area into a desert. Large parts of Iran do not have access to clean drinking water, and it is the failed environmental policy of the regime that is the cause of the drought.
The Iranian regime will never be able to uphold goal 3. If they shall have any hope of upholding that they must stop torturing and harassing ordinary people, they must free all political prisoners, to ensure healthy lives the regime must put together a good health care service so that poor mother is not forced to sell their children in order to pay hospital bills. One other thing, how can they ensure peoples well-being when they tense to execute everyone that disagrees with their rule?

Iran SSF impound the cars of those who are improperly veiled
This regime will never be able to reach goal 5, they just passed a law that forbids women to take off the mandatory hijab in their own cars. This regime has also forbidden women to ride bicycles. One minister went as far as claiming that the drought in Iran is caused by women who refuse to obey hijab laws. Do you really expect that a regime that is capable of this ever will respect and uphold Human Rights?

Goal 9. the regime have building cranes but they are used to hang people, there are no cranes available to use to build neither infrastructure nor new buildings.

With the points above in mind, we ask you, Mr. Haass please reconsider your invitation of Zarif and respect the victims of this regime. 

Thursday, June 22, 2017

Iran Regime's police attacking peaceful protesters

The Iranian Regime’s police force was caught on tape brutally beating customers who were gathered outside of various branches of the Samen-Hujaj financial institution in Tehran on Saturday, June 18.

The video shows police kicking, punching and using batons to attack the people, who were merely trying to get their money back, after reports of the company going bankrupt surfaced.
Following the vicious attack, police officers began patrolling in an intimidating manner and inspecting vehicles across Tehran.
This wasn’t the only attack on civilians by the Regime’s officers that was caught on film last week.
On Thursday, June 15, the police force set upon a peaceful protest by laid-off mine workers and their families at the Aqdareh gold mine in Western Azerbaijan province.
This violent attack has left thirteen people requiring medical care, but because they fear the retribution of the so-called security forces, many have traveled to hospitals in the next town over or sought private treatment in their homes at incredible expense.
The protesters were merely seeking employment and were protesting the decision by the mining company not to hire local workers, given the negative effect the mine has of the ability of local people to earn money in other ways.
Aqdarreh gold mine is the second largest gold mine in Iran, located just 30km from Takab city, and it produces 2.2 tons of pure gold every year. Its owner,  Aqdareh Pooyazarkan Mining Company is the first gold mining company in Iran.
However, since mining began in 1997, there has been a detrimental effect on the local area’s ecosystem, environment, and ecology due to the chemicals being used to extract gold.
As a result, many farmers have lost farming lands and the ability to raise animals; excess cyanide discharge has killed animals, polluted crops, and made the soil less fertile. It has even polluted the drinking water because of a pond built to wash the mine’s mineral extractions. Even if they can grow a crop or raise an animal, no one wants to buy the food because of the risk of contamination.
Villager’s report that deaths and diseases like cancer and lung disease have been steadily increasing since the mine was built.
In 2014, 250 miners at the Aqdareh gold mine held a demonstration against their termination from work. One worker committed suicide, while 17 more were arrested, imprisoned, fined and flogged, over charges of sedition brought by the mine owners.

Thursday, June 1, 2017

peoples demonstration against the plundering by the IRGC

Since May 22 the Iranian people have shown their discontent with the fact that the IRGC ‘s company the Caspian institution have been plundering people’s funds and accounts. The demonstrations have been taking place all over Iran, in Tehran, Mashhad, Ahvaz, Abadan, Khorramshahr, Boushehr, Zahedan, Rafsanjan, Shoush, Omidieh, Aligoudarz, Ardebil, Azna, Alashtar, Rasht, Gorgan, Babol, Sari, Amol, Hamadan, Daroud, Nahavand, Boroujerd, Khorramabad, minoodasht, Kermanshah, Sousangerd, Mehran, Dehloran, Yassouj, Mahallat, Ilam, Delfan, Ramhormoz and Kouhdasht. Protesters all over Iran have been demanding to get their deposits returned, this was funds earned by many years of hard work. 


The demonstration outside of Bank Markazi (Central Bank) on May 29 contained thousands of plundered people that clashed with the suppressive forces who tried to disperse them.  The Iranian people have noticed that the regime is weak and unstable and they are taking advantage of that fact and are openly criticizing the regime. The regime resort to mass executions to silence all critical voices but that is futile, the Iranian people have had enough and will no longer be silenced by threats. 


There is no secret that the culprits behind the rising poverty in Iran is, in fact, the clerical regime that has been systematically

Wednesday, March 15, 2017

The Iranian spring of freedom and prosperity

 We are witnessing spring all over the northern hemisphere, spring brings hope, a new life and dreams. I hope that this year will bring hope, freedom and democracy to Iran. She deserves a new life, she needs a new life, her people desires new life. It is up to us to help Iran get rid of the despotic dictators that have put her in chains. Iran is a country with a vast wealth that should be used to improve the livelihood of all Iranians, not only the clergy, and it should most definitely not be used to fuel the war in Syria, Iraq or Yemen. 

Iranian children are living in extra poverty
 But unfortunately that is what we see happening in Iran, the mullahs are putting the wealth of Iran into their own pocket or they are using it for war, this will never change unless we get a regime shift in Iran.   During the fire festival, this year people have been chanting Death to Khamenei, Death to the Velayat al-faqih, Death to mullahs’ regime and Mullahs must be killed.
Iranian youth firing  Khamenei photos in fire festival
 The protests could be heard all over Iran, even political prisoners joined in the protests. In hall 12 ward 4 in Karaj’s Gohardasht prison west of Tehran they chanted Death to Dictator and Death to mullahs regime. Youth In Tehran have been celebrating by jumping over fire chanting Mullahs must be killed they also burned a large portrait of Khomeini and Khamenei.


The city of Esfahan has turned into a battleground between youth who are adamant to celebrate the feast of fire festival and the suppressive revolutionary guards who are keen to prevent the people from celebrating.  The Iranian people changed the fire festival into a gigantic protest against the mullahs and the mullahs rule there was the protest in Robat Karim, Arak, Urumia, Rasht, Ardevil, Shiraz, Mashhad, Kashan, Asluyie, Yasuj, Shahr-e Kord, Kermanshah, Bane, Khoramabad, Sardasht and Mahshahr.
The people's demands will be possible only under a new government, and these changes are the very core of the Iranian resistance, they are working hard from within Iran and from exile to liberate the people of Iran. In the 10 point plan made by the NCRI, all basic human rights have the highest priority. They are also clear on the wish to abolish the death penalty and medieval punishments like stoning. In the view of the resistance, this has no place in a democratic and free society.  In these days we see that all over Iran people are no longer silent about the injustice has done to them by the clerical regime. They are loudly protesting and with the growth of social media, the whole world is supporting their fight for freedom.
There will be more deaths and broken families but this is a price the people are willing to pay to secure that their children will grow up in a free and democratic Iran.  Let us pray that Iran will lose her chains soon, Inch Allah. 

Monday, March 13, 2017

Sale of body parts alarmingly high in Iran

As we have seen all over the media, the poverty in Iran is alarmingly high and it is getting higher by the minute. The people of Iran are starving and as a last resort, they are selling different body parts to provide for their family. The sellers are getting younger and are at this point not only selling kidneys anymore, one man, 34 years old was willing to sell his eyeball because that was the only thing he had to sell, he had already sold one kidney but the money was used to provide for 3 children and he was an illiterate and out of a job. For him, there was no other way.
 
selling body parts in Iran
This is unfortunately not uncommon in Iran today, but the advertising has changed. From anonymous notes on a wall to adverts on the internet. and the amount of “adverts” are increasing, they are not small anonymous pieces of paper on a wall, but large signs to be seen everywhere. And due to the amount of body parts for sale people feel the need to advert their body parts for sale with a discount. 
 
Signs-proposing-to-sell-kidney-with-blood-type-AB
 

The mullahs regime have no restrictions on the use of implants taken from living donors but are in fact using it as a tool to embezzle the deprived people of Iran. A large number of websites and blogs launched for this very cause are actually encouraging this vicious and devious trade. 70% of all kidney implants in Iran comes from living donors, the normal rate in the rest of the world are 15%. And Iranians are selling what they can to provide for their family, such as “liver for sale, O-,  23 years old”, “Bone marrow for sale, B-, 54 years old”.
 This is the very disturbing trend when we clearly see that Iran is a wealthy country and should, on paper, have no problem with helping those in need. The only obstacle for the ruling mullahs, instead of spending the Iranian wealth on the people they are using it to spread terror in the whole Middle east region, especially in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen, in an effort to maintain this repulsive regime in power at any cost.  And the rest of Iran’s wealth are going into the pocket of the mullahs. The only solution to this alarming development is a regime change, the mullahs must be replaced with a government that has the people's best interests in mind, a government that are willing to spend money on the poor and the needy, and that is willing to end all foreign wars that will release enough money to save the people of Iran from starvation. 

Sunday, March 12, 2017

Iran:How the Supreme Leader and the IRGC Rob the people to fund International Terror.


THE RISE OF THE IRANIAN REVOLUTIONARY GUARDS' FINANCIAL EMPIRE 
This is a manuscript released on March 8, 2017, in Paperback. The manuscript examines some vital factors and trends and especially the increase in influence by the Supreme leader and the IRGC. 
 
IRGC forces in Iran

 This study reveals the shift in ownership of companies and Property from state-owned to private owned and in that pretext own by the Supreme Leader and the power base in close proximity to him. Under the pretense of privatization, the Supreme Leader and his close associates have been able to rob the Iranian people for enormous sums of money, we are talking about thousands of billions of dollars. The driving force behind this economic trickery is to maintain its ability to intensify suppression, support terrorism, and advance the nuclear program. The study also reveals how it was possible for a small number of IRGC affiliates and Khamenei aides was able to get access to cheap, low-interest loans from different people funds and banks. The majority of these loans have never been paid back and that resulted in the financial crises we see today. 
The book reveals the different paths the money makes to end up funding the conflict in Syria, terrorism and secularism in Iraq, the war in Yemen, the nuclear and missile programs, the security apparatus in Iran, and of course it is fueling the fundamentalist operations around the world. 
The expense of these operations is indirectly paid by the Iranian people without their knowledge or the simple fact that the mullahs in Tehran do not take any notice of the people opinion on these matters.  
All western companies that deals with Iran can try to hide behind the notion that they are dealing only with the “Private sector” but in Iran, every major business is in one way or another associated with the Supreme Leader or his henchmen the IRGC. So trading with any company in Iran will be the same as to acknowledge the suppression of the Iranian people as legit. And of course, u will show the Mullahs that profit means more than human lives or human rights. 
The result of the government robbery is a society in a disastrous economic situation. The unemployment is at an all-time high and the inflation makes the amount of people that live under the poverty line grow at an alarming rate. The manufacturing sector is in a state of near-destruction, there is wide- scale corruption and there is a stagnation in people wages.
 
Homeless grave sleepers in Iran-povert

 All in all the losers in the regimes shady deals and steals are the Iranian population that in these days suffers under poverty, suppression and environmental crises that are also caused by the regime's desire to make money at the cheapest cost.  None of the money made by oil or agricultural exports ever make it into the pockets of the people, every dime ends up in the pocket of the Supreme Leader, the IRGC or in different terror operations in other countries.