Iranians Reeling Under Tyranny: Protesters Set Ablaze Portraits of Khamenei, Invade Government Centers
01 January 2018Riyadh Daily, SNCRI
And Agencies
The street protests in Iranian cities have taken an alarming turn for the
regime with calls for "death to the dictator" and "no to price rise." While
the common people are giving vent to their pent-up frustrations, Iran's
oppressive security organs have gone on the rampage, thrashing and arresting
innocent Iranians.
Protestors in Qom were heard urging Ali Khamenei to step down and stop
meddling in the affairs of other states, for which it has even been condemned
by the international community. But the Iranian treasury continues to finance
military operations in Syria, Lebanon and Yemen, even as common Iranians
suffer from joblessness and famine.
The Iranians are giving it back to the mullahs who have curbed their freedom
and put the country's future in peril. Iranians have been pushed to
starvation, while terrorists in Lebanon, Yemen and Bahrain enjoy Tehran's
largesse and are getting more prosperous day by day.
The popular fury raging in Tehran, Kermanshah, Qom, Ahwaz, Esfahan and other
Iranian cities is pointing directly at Khamenei's tyranny that has led to
socioeconomic difficulties. This is clearly reflected in the 5,300 suicides in
2016, as per figures released by the Iranian Social Care Organization.
Drug addiction has also reached record levels, according to the statistics
released by the Expediency Discernment Council of the System. Five percent of
Iranians are drug abusers and another 12 percent are on the verge of joining
them. Human trafficking is also rampant where a child's price ranges between $
30 and $ 60 in a flourishing market resulting from criminal policies adopted
by a grossly immoral regime.
The regime, which seeks to export its problems and failures abroad by sparking
political unrest and supporting terrorists elsewhere, is now itself facing the
people's wrath. The protestors have nothing to lose as they fight on to oust
the tyrannical mullahs from power. While 80 percent of the Iranians live below
the poverty line as a result of the regime's policies, the mullahs continue to
produce missiles and other killing tools for other countries in the name of
supporting oppressed people.
Now, the tide seems to be swiftly changing against the actual oppressors - the
mullahs.
Protesters Set Ablaze Portraits of Khamenei, Ghassem Soleimani, Invade
Government Centers
On Saturday December 30, on the third day of the nationwide uprising, the
flames of uprising against the clerical regime became more intense and the
people, especially the women and youth of various cities, confronted the
attacks of the repressive forces and invaded many government centers.
In Shiraz, the angry people burned the banners of Ghassem Soleimani, the
commander of the terrorist Quds force. They were attacked by IRGC bike riders
when they chanted slogans against Khamenei, and a rigorous clash between them
broke out.
In Tehran, during the bringing down of the Khamenei's banner besides "Meghdad"
basij centre in Azadi Street, a rigorous confrontation between the mercenaries
and the demonstrators took place. In the street of Ferdowsi, the demonstrators
also burned a number of posters and banners of the regime's agents. They also
burned tires to block the passage of repressive forces.
At Vali Asr crossing also in Tehran, at sunset, a clash between repressive
forces and demonstrators left several people injured.
In the Revolution Square, the people chanted 'Down with the principle of
Velayat-e-faqih (Supreme Leadership)', tore down regime's banners and broke
the glasses of an anti-riot vehicle. The youth shouted at Revolution Street:
'Come on, sir [Khamenei].' People in the Daneshjou park chanted: 'Shame on you
Khamenei, Let go the country'.
In the Keshavarz Blvd, the Tehran municipality building of District 2 of Zone
6 was attacked by demonstrators.
The brave youth of Doroud protested with the slogan of 'Death to Khamenei'.
The criminal Guards and Basijis shot the courageous young people and killed at
least two people. Angry people burned the governorate of this city.
In Karaj, a special anti-riot motorcycle was burnt down by the people. They
also attacked the city's judiciary building.
In Arak, the people attacked the police center with chants of death to
Khamenei. They turned over a police car during the demonstration.
With the darkness of the air, tens of thousands of Ahwaz people rallied. The
protesters' clashes with the mercenaries of the special unit and the police
force were drawn to all the streets leading to the Naderi main street. The
brave youth captured the anti-riot unit vehicle.
In Khomeini Square, Najaf Abad, people broke the sign of Khomeini, throwing a
grenade to the poster of Khamenei.
Following the demonstration of the brave people of Khorramabad and the attack
of the repressive forces, the governorate of the city was also set on fire.
The brave young people of Kermanshah blasted a Basiji. The security forces
arrested a number of people.
In Behbahan, young people also brought down Khamenei's despicable picture.
Malayer youths attacked the regime's judiciary while chanting anti-government
slogans.
The people of Sabzevar rallied for the second day, which led to confrontation
with the attack of repressive forces. People attacked government buildings.
The rallies of thousands of people in Bandar Abbas were drawn into conflicts
with repressive forces. The angry youth brought down Khamenei's images and
attacked the Revolutionary Guards Corps Centre in the city.
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