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...

Iranian children are suffering from malnutrition  Poverty is among the most important factors behind growing malnutrition amid Iranian children, leading to physical and mental inabilities. As poverty and malnutrition escalate among the Iranian populace, a large number of people – especially children – are suffering from illnesses due to lack of access to adequate amounts of food. Malnutrition has expanded to a point that even those hospitalized, who should be provided adequate food, are also facing grave dangers. Nutrition officials in the Iranian regime’s Health Ministry are making alarming remarks regarding patients’ malnutrition. “Malnutrition among hospitalized patients, especially those held in ICU and CCU sections, is a very serious concern literally threatening the lives of patients by disrupting their healing process,” according to the Iranian regime’s  Javan  daily (associated to the Revolutionary Guards –  IRGC ). Many experts believe millions ...