There have been many resistance movements through history. Some have work, others not. No one would have foreseen the Berlin wall would fall and the Soviet Union would have disappeared. Who is confident that at some point that the regime in Tehran will also fall?
There is some reasons and must be said confidently that the mullahs’ religious dictatorship ruling Iran will not last in the 21st Century and will be overthrown. It really begs logic to expect this religious dictatorship which is the founder of terrorism and fundamentalism in the whole of the region and is seeking nuclear weapons to take international policy hostage to continue and endure. The reason is that the Iranian people reject this regime. According to official internal assessments by the regime, more than 95 percent of the Iranian people reject this regime. The mullahs are engulfed in crisis. The crisis of legitimacy, crisis of leadership [reflected in] a schism at the pinnacle of the regime, an economic crisis, the nuclear crisis and the crises in Syria and Iraq, and Yemen which have frightened and shaken the regime. And in the face of it, there is a legitimate and powerful resistance with popular base which can, with the help of the Iranian people, overthrow this regime. Thus, relying on these factors, because this
resistance is the harbinger of a
free, prosperous, peaceful Iran; an Iran which seeks the promotion of fraternity, equality and peace in the entire region; [a resistance] which is particularly the harbinger of a bright and democratic Islam, Right now, the region and the world is grappling with the danger of fundamentalism and this danger is growing by the day. And its antidote is a cultural one. The Iranian Resistance is the cultural antithesis this religious and fundamentalist dictatorship whose tentacles are spreading to Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, the region and the horn of Africa and is challenging the international community, facing it with a crisis. For this reason, when such a resistance with such ideals, with such a platform, with the message of freedom and democracy, gender equality, a non-nuclear
Iran, in the face of a religious, fundamentalist regime, exists, this regime will be overthrown and that the Iranian people will experience
freedom, democracy and equality because they are worthy of it and when that day comes, the region and world will be more secure and will not have to deal with the cancer of extremism and
fundamentalism incited by this regime in different form and in different places because when its fountainhead dries up, this phenomenon will cease to exist… History has proven that whenever a nation is resolved and able to pay the price of its decision, it will certainly succeed….
On June 6, over 20 prisoners in Ghezel Hessar Prison of Karaj were transferred to solitary confinement in preparation for their execution. The criminal special guards of the prison savagely battered and injured some of these prisoners who resisted and forcibly transferred them to the solitary confinement. The prisoners were not even given time to bid farewell to their cellmates.Additionally, on the previous day, seven prisoners condemned to death were transferred to solitary confinement in Adel-Abad Prison of Shiraz.
Which day is today? Today I read sadly news that I cannot believe this so I forgot everything. I don’t know when does it finish? I hope the mullah’s regime goes out of Iran soon until we don’t see these events. I don’t know if you read it, what is your feeling?
Responding to a question on the handling of the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria by the administration, David Petraeus, the former commander of U.S. forces in Iraq said that while coalition forces will take back the strategic city of Ramadi within 'days or weeks,' he questioned the administration’s handling of the war.
The signatories expressed their ‘growing concern’ about the ‘destructive meddling of Iran in the region.
