The misery of the people of Iran is the result of appeasement with the Iranian mullahs

What is the shortage of Iranian people?What did not the Iranian people do for freedom? What pain did not the people of Iran suffer from  So why the overthrow of the mullahs is so long؟
120,000 martyrs are enough to reach freedom...

EUROPE MUST NOT TURN A BLIND EYE TO IRAN’S HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES

Only the appetites and supports such as Moghaini's journey are the answer to this question...

Iran's Chink In The Armor: Human Rights Sanctions

Amnesty International has just published a 94-page report entitled “Caught in a web of repression: Iran’s human rights defenders under attack.” It details 45 specific instances of what the organization has described as a “vicious crackdown” coinciding with the supposedly moderate presidency of Hassan Rouhani, who begins his second term in office this week...
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What is Majid Asadi's crime?

Which state remains with the prison and the arrest of its opponents?Which dictatorship remains with blood? Except for the execution of hundreds of people can cover the truth?The history has proven to be the shedding of the blood of the innocents The life of the dictators has been shortened And now we see the fall of the mullahs, and prison and execution are just a sign of weakness The Iranian people never forget massacre of 30 thousand political prisoners in the summer of 1988...

Political prisoner Majid Assadi

INU - According to reports obtained from inside Iran, the past months have seen a spike in arrests and executions. In fear of mass anti-state protests similar to those that took place in 2009, the regime has resorted to raid the homes of political and human rights activists in Iran, especially the supporters of the main resistance group People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK).

Prisoners on strike in Iran

This happens against the backdrop of a widespread campaign in Iran condemning the regime’s three-decade-long crimes in the country’s prisons, especially the massacre of 30 thousand political prisoners in the summer of 1988.
One of the more recent cases is that of Majid Assadi, 34, who lives in Karaj, 40 km west of Tehran. Holding a degree in economics from the Alameh Tabatabai University, Assadi is a student activist, former political prisoner, and a supporter of the MEK.
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Iran today deserves freedom

The Iranian people have endured 38 years of repression They have a lot of victims And now their turn to experience democracy...

Struan Stevenson: Cracks Are Showing in Iran's Regime

regime, and the sham elections held last week exposed the growing divisions within the ruling elite, former European lawmaker Struan Stevenson wrote on Thursday for the United Press International.
In his op-ed for the UPI, Mr. Stevenson pointed out that the Iranian people have suffered persecution and repression at the hands of the turbaned tyrants in Tehran for the past 38 years.

Iran: Rouhani’s 2nd Term Intensifies Mullahs’ Crisis

“The decline and fall of the Islamic Republic of Iran is a spectacle eagerly awaited by 80 million impoverished Iranians and by a world frustrated by decades of threats, terrorism and proxy wars,” he wrote.Signs of the impending collapse of the theocratic regime are clear to see. The cracks are showing. The fake elections in Iran exposed the growing divisions within the ruling elite. Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei hates the West, hates Sunnis, hates Saudi Arabia, hates religious minorities of any kind and as the final arbiter of all power in Iran, favored the election of his friend, the ultra hard-line Ebrahim Raisi, the black-turbaned mullah often cited as his potential successor. The fact that Hassan Rouhani was declared the runaway victor in the presidential election was proclaimed in the West as a triumph for the forces of moderation and reform. Nothing could be further from the truth.
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The Iranian Resistance's legitimacy And the world testifies

The world testifies to the legitimacy of the struggle of the Iranian people  because of For 50 years, two dictatorships fighting And this is unprecedented in the world...

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Former U.S. Officials Urge Trump Administration to Work with Iranian Opposition
Posted on January 17, 2017 by Siavosh Hosseini in Iran, Iran Resistance, News, Politics
According to various news outlets, including FOX News, 23 former U.S. top government officials have sent a letter to President-elect Trump, urging him to work with the Iranian opposition. Previous administrations have declined to do so.

Maryam Rajavi  meets with U.S. supporters. From left: Tom Ridge, Rudy Giuliani, and Robert Pittenger. (Courtesy of Bijan Aghdam) 

The letter stated, “President Obama expressed the hope that nuclear negotiations would induce Iran’s leaders to act with greater consideration of American interests. It is now clear that Iran’s leaders have shown no interest in reciprocating the U.S. overture beyond the terms of the JCPOA, which gained them significant rewards.”

Supporters of the Iranian Resistance

The officials also noted that through “their extremely high rate of executions at home, and destructive sectarian warfare in support of the Assad regime in Syria and proxy Shiite militias in Iraq, Iran’s rulers have directly targeted U.S. strategic interest, policies and principles, and those of our allies and friends in the Middle East.”

This group is calling on Mr. Trump to engage with the main opposition group, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) and its leader, Maryam Rajavi. “It is time to end the fundamentalist regime’s undue influence over U.S. policy and establish a channel of dialogue with the NCRI, as many other governments have done, consistent with the longstanding U.S. diplomatic practice of dialogue with political opposition groups worldwide,” stated the letter.