NEWS
FROM IRAN
REPORT
1/2019 -
1
JANUARY 2019 TO 3 JANUARY 2019
Stes
de Necker
(All REPORTS WERE OBTAINED FROM CREDIBLE AND
ACCREDITED NEWS AGANCIES INSIDE AND OUTSIDE IRAN)
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Commentary
As we start a brand new year, 2019, we also start a
period of new challenges and objectives.
By now it is a well known fact that the Islamic Republic
of Iran has always been a revolutionary regime dedicated to exporting its form
of radical Islam.
It’s also a theocracy that relied on nationalist
sentiment to maintain its support over the last almost 4 decades.
Now that the regime is no longer supported by national
sentiment and in the face of international isolation and bankruptcy, it is
obvious that the clerical regime is in its final days and will soon collapse.
Nearly a year ago, protests against high prices and
corruption, and in favour of a secular state, started in dozens of cities
all over Iran.
Iran’s second revolution was on its way. Iran had a
revolution before, and it is busy happening again.
The question now is what will happen after this
revolution.
The United States adopted a policy which promoted regime
collapse and is clear in its objectives to want the Islamic republic to fail.
But while the United States and many other Western
governments may have lively debates about the merits of sanctions and the
isolation of Iran, nobody seems to do much thinking about the future of Iran
and its people itself.
For Iran, the imminent regime failure could have
catastrophic consequences.
Iran’s
economy is dominated by companies that are owned, openly or
otherwise, by the radical Revolutionary Guard Corps, the Iran government, government
officials and political leaders.
Most banks are owned directly by the state.
The judicial system is dominated by clerics.
And the educational system has been twisted by decades of
radical religious ideology.
The largest steel mills are owned by the state-owned National Iranian Steel Group.
The Haft Tapeh Sugar Cane Company is
state owned.
Most municipal authorities are still
under the control of the clerical regime
While there exist numerous liberal and vibrant human
rights movements, both inside and outside of Iran, most Western governments,
charities, nongovernmental organizations, and the media, does little to assist
these organisations to speak on their behalf and to help them to make their
voices heard throughout the free world.
If the world wants a free and democratic Iran to succeed,
an Iran with a different vision of its place in the world, Western governments
should start thinking about it, planning for it, preparing for it now.
If the West’s interest in Iran reaches only the promotion
of failure in a post-oppressed Iran, the chaos that will ensue, for failing the
people of Iran, will be on their conscience.
1. Security
Forces Clash With Students Protesting Campus Bus Crash
2.
Who Are The Iranian Diplomat Terrorists That Albania Expelled?
3. Tehran official vows “force”
against Tehran’s street peddlers
4.
Full Impact Of U.S. Sanctions Coming Into View: Iran’s Exports Halve
5.
Protesters In Tehran Call On 'Inefficient Officials' To Resign
6.
Iran Hosts Bilateral Talks With Taliban on Afghan Peace
7.
Iranian Police Disperse Protest Over Deadly Bus Crash
8. A
Valid Alternative to the Current Regime in Iran
9.
Iran: Students Stage Protest, Chanting “Death to the Dictator,” “Have No Fear,
We’re All Together.”
10.
Tuesday's Iran Mini Report - January 1, 2019
11.
Iranian authorities frantically warn about the threat of uprisings and the role
of PMOI/MEK
12.
TEHRAN STUDENTS DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY FOR BUS CRASH IN THIRD DAY OF PROTESTS
13.
MARTIN PATZELT PRAISES ALBANIA AND URGES EU LEADERS TO END POLICY OF
APPEASEMENT
14.
Sadeq Larijani: A leading figure in Iran’s history of suppression
15.
What will the Middle East look like in 2019?
16.
Iranian Official Accuses Desperate Peddlers Of Being Mafia Members
17. PMOI/MEK Network Commemorating Uprising
Martyrs
18. On the dawn of a new year, here’s a look
at Iran’s protest outburst in 2018
19.
Thousands of Isfahan farmers protest water diversion, clash with riot police
20.
Iran pledges Syria reconstruction as Iranians plunge into poverty
21.
Regime Ideologue Says Iranians Evade Islam, Turn To Secularism
22.
Pompeo Says Cooperation With Israel Over Syria And Iran To Continue
23.
Netanyahu Says Talks with Tehran Impossible Before Iran 'Totally Transforms'
24.
The Iranian regime, in a whirlpool of collapse
25.
The Iranian regime’s ties with Taliban
26.
Azad University’s bus accident, another manifestation of the Iranian regime’s
corruption and incompetency
27. Iranian mullahs’ lock on power is now
shakier than ever
28. Food
With “Rodent Feces” Served to Political Prisoners in Iran’s Great Tehran
Penitentiary
29. Political
Activist Hengameh Shahidi Held for Six Months in Solitary Without Access to
Lawyer
30. Iran
Judiciary set to filter Instagram
31. Wednesday's
Iran Mini Report - January 2, 2019
32. Iran
Will See More Protests and Isolation in 2019
33. Various
protest rallies in Iran
34. Two
Iranian members of Taliban killed in Afghanistan
35. Massive
Protests Across Iran With Significant Participation Of Women
36. Iran
Hosts Palestinian Terror Group, Sparking Fears of New Attacks
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