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    Iran is seething; revolt is now likely more than ever before

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    Post by Rocky Sat Jun 16, 2018 5:21 am

    Iran is seething; revolt is now likely more than ever before
    Global reports in recent years have been casting light on the Iranian arena. The grim picture on the ground has always been brought to the focus. The oil-rich nation has high unemployment, rising poverty rates, soaring prices, rampant corruption and chronic despotism, according to most of these reports.
    The recent of these reports was made by a Swiss paper named Neue Zürcher Zeitung. It surveyed the opinion of Iranian citizens in Tehran and Mashhad. 
    The respondents' answers, according to the paper's report, were indicative of one theme: the end of the regime is near since the people are brimming over with anger and frustration.

    It also said the US president Donald Trump has become more insistent on changing the regime in the country ruled by clerics since 1979.
    Tough sanctions are the main pillar of the plan. The report says the US administration had deemed these measures necessary for the Iranian terror to come to a halt.
    The report, posted on Al-Arabiya, said the Iranian society has been facing a lot of setbacks, especially on the economic area, in recent years. These pressures will lead the people to descend on squares to demand fall of the repressive regime.
    Also, the Swiss paper also cast light on the increasing propaganda campaign led by the regime on the streets of nationwide. "Photos of the supreme leader Khamenei are everywhere."
    According to the report, the totalitarian rhetoric of the regime is no longer resounding with the Iranian people.
    Heading for worse
    Two Iranian girls opened up on the regime's repressive behaviors in Iran. 
    They highlighted the problems facing them whose root cause is the regime and its policies. 
    "Youthis in Iran are downtrodden. They are facing countless forms of repression. For men, they are not able to find good work and make money for marriage. And girls are facing woes relating to personal freedoms, especially when it comes to hijab," the two girls, named Ghazal and Yasmin, said.
    "All Iranian young men want to leave the country. Immigration is their prime dream," they noted. 
    Iran saw mass protests last December. Bulk numbers of civilians took to the streets to speak up against the regime. They demanded halting foreign meddling and focusing instead on the home front.
    The Iranian regime represses all non-Persian minorities, especially the Ahwazi Arab people. They are killed, tortured, displaced, jailed, and unfairly treated on all measures.
    The report noted:"The recent protests were alarming for the Iranian regime. They are held by young people and the lower brackets across 70 cities."
    The report said the root causes of the protests are not so difficult to track."The government of Rouhani has slashed subsidy budget allocated for the poorer brackets. Also, the government raised prices of fuel due to the sharp decline in oil prices, which went down from $ 95 billion in 2011 to $ 48 billion this year."
    "Most of Iranian villages and towns are poverty-stricken. They are seeing soaring prices. And the budget allocated for these areas has declined significantly in recent years."
    The report also brought to focus the legacy of former pariah president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. He allowed institutions with close ties to the powerful military apparatus the IRGC to have independent financial institutions that are immune to the state's oversight. They have made colossal profits by siphoning the people's deposits.

    Depositors have always held protests for their money to be brought back to them.
    The report pointed to the Ahmadinejad-Khamenei row."It is not a coincidence that former conservative president Ahmadinejad, who adopts a tough anti-West rhetoric and put down protests that broke out after rigging elections in his favor in 2009, is now speaking out against Khamenei."
    The paper also cited another citizen, named Adlan from Mashhad, 44, as saying Rouhani has destroyed everything."I have opened a motorcycle repair shop for nine months. And I am now obliged to shut down the business. It has gone bust."
    He noted:"The Iranians eat rice twice a day. Over the past two years, prices of rice have increased fourfold. We were better off under Ahmadinejad." 
    Citing the remarks of the Iranian national, commentators said the Iranian regime is collapsing."As days pass, Mullahs lose popular support. They become more hated. Their policies become more exposed."
    "What is remaining for a decisive change in Iran is not too far. The regime is in its very last days."

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    Post by Lobo Sat Jun 16, 2018 2:18 pm

    Praying the snakes in the government have their heads chopped off and the good people can have a successful and wonderful life under a good government.
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