Spring of freedom

The regime in Iran is providing millions to Iraq & Syria while millions are suffering from floods inside Iran It has been more than a month since the devastating  floods  in Iran has washed away more than half of the country’s lands and leaving the lives of more than 11 million people in two third of the country’s provinces in ruins. While there is a desperate need for state funds to help the people and provide at least basic necessities, some state-run media reported on Saturday that the clerical regime ruling Iran has paid 1.2 trillion rials (equal to about $30 million) to  Iraq  and  Syria  under the pretext of rebuilding shrines in those two countries. The head of one of the regime’s corrupt institution, the “Department for Rebuilding Sacred Shrines,” acknowledged the amount. By calling it propaganda against the state, he reacted to the growing popular hatred of spending so much on the regime’s extraterritorial projects while people in floode...

By Mahmoud Hakamian The horrific floods that have plagued Iran for the past month, and the Regime’s lacklustre response to them, have only increased the growing hatred of the Regime by the Iranian people, mostly because the disaster has mainly affected the poorer, more rural communities that make up the mullahs’ base. The disparate factions of the Regime have blamed each other for the crisis, fearing a popular uprising, but this has done nothing to help the Iranian people. Abbas Abdi, a member of the faction supporting President Hassan Rouhani, has said that the protests are the result of “accumulated demands” by the population, which is in essence correct. For over a year now, the vast majority of the Iranian people have been demanding that the mullahs be removed from power. He also warned that it was important to help the flood victims because in terms of regime change, “there is no better opportunity than flood or similar events” and it could lead to the people prefer...

MARYAM RAJAVI BLAMES REGIME FOR FLOODS INU - The leader of the Iranian Resistance, Maryam Rajavi has called on the ordinary Iranian people, particularly the young people, to help those affected by the devastating flash floods in Iran, given the fact that lack of adequate action by the mullahs. There are nearly 300 people reported dead so far in the flooding that hit almost all of Iran, although the Regime has hidden plenty of evidence and claims this number to be 62. The Regime has even threatened Maryam Rajavi and the Iranian Resistance if they hep the Iranian people to reveal the true extent of the crisis. Why? Because the Regime fears the legitimate anger of the Iranian people. Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is quite clear that the preservation of the Regime is more important than the safety of the Iranian people. On the rare occasion that the mullahs have acknowledged the flood, it is only to be seen as doing good, rather than actually doing good. Maryam Rajavi said that...

Flood covers 2/3rd of Aq-Qala (City north of Iran), due to poor regime emergency services, that could have diverted the water flow away from the city-March 22 Two provinces in northern Iran are suffering from  devastating floods  due to days of rain and snow in the region. Nine deaths have occurred so far in three provinces, with one more person still missing. Mazandaran and Golestan Provinces have experienced severe destruction due to flooding, and more rain is forecasted on Sunday. Northern Iran is a popular destination for Nowruz because of its forests and greenery, so the flooded region is full of Iranians using their holiday to visit family members. The Iranian New Year, which is usually an occasion for celebration, has turned to a time of grief. FLOODING IN GOLESTAN According to state-run media reports, roads leading to 70 villages in Golestan have been flooded. 20 villages in Golestan Province have been forced to evacuate. Mojtaba Jamali, the Director Gen...