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Who is Hassan Rouhani? A look at his hidden crimes Who is Hassan Rouhani? A look at his hidden crimes By Daniel Mahdavi Sep 24, 2019 On Tuesday, the Iranian regime’s President Hassan Rouhani attends the UN General Assembly, in an effort to portray himself as a moderate in the West. Meanwhile, his history of horrific crimes paints a totally different picture. In the past 40 years, Hassan Rouhani has been complicit in the crimes of the Iranian regime against the Iranian people, the countries of the region and world peace. He has been a key figure in the mullahs’ regime since the beginning of their rule in 1979, and he has been one of the main perpetrators of the regime’s crimes. A brief look at his record shows clearly that he is a deceiver and a liar who should not be invited to the United Nations and must be tried in international courts for crimes against humanity. Hassan Rouhani has been in highest positions in the government for many years, some of which are...

Iran's Regime Is Dying; It Is Time to Support the Opposition – Irish Lawmaker Written by  Mahmoud Hakamian  on  30 August 2019 . Iran's regime is in its dying days, and Europe should look to the Iranian Resistance as the democratic alternative to the mullahs' rule, former Irish Minister and lawmaker John Perry argue. In an  op-ed for the Eurasia Review  on August 29, 2019, Mr. Perry pointed out that Iran's regime is "extremely unpopular among both Iranians and regional countries, and is today the greatest threat to a prosperous Iran and to stability and peace in the Middle East and the world." The Iranian regime and it's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has systematically violated human rights, prosecuted, tortured and killed an uncountable number of Iranians over the course of 40 years, Mr. Perry wrote. "A prime example of this is the 1988 massacre of political prisoners, in which the regime executed over 30,000 political priso...

August 6, 2019 Iran's ayatollahs hijacked French government social media account to discredit popular opposition leader By  Hamid Enayat The psychological warfare led by the Iranian mullahs against their political opponents is the most effective since Nazi Germany, aided by their use and abuse of modern social media communication techniques.  The Iranian regime, which took power in 1979 on a religious basis and by using the religious sentiments of the people, has a fundamental characteristic: demagoguery.  It exploited the political vacuum due to the absence of progressive forces owing to their suppression and the extermination of the leaders of these forces by the Shah's secret police, the SAVAK. This regime has always waged psychological warfare aimed at tarnishing the image of its opponents.  Foolish sums have been spent by the regime to ruin the image of its opposition all over the world — sometimes to make believe that no viable o...

Iranian Women Lead The Force For Change In Iran On  Aug 4, 2019 August 5, 1993, marks a milestone in the struggles of Iranian women, and the Iranian opposition, the PMOI/MEK which forms the backbone of the democratic alternative to the clerical regime, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI). On this day, 24 women were unanimously voted to the PMOI’s all-female Leadership Council to hold the helms of affairs in the organization. Twelve years after the beginning of the Iranian Resistance when Iranian women remained steadfast despite enduring tremendous suffering and torture in their struggle for freedom and democracy; and four years after  Maryam Rajavi  became the PMOI’s Secretary-General in 1989, this long line of battle-tested women were recognized as best qualified to rise to the movement’s leadership. The landmark event drew a clear distinction between the Iranian opposition and its foe; the former striving for gender equality and women’s p...