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POLITYKA REDAKCYJNA :: O NAS :: GŁÓWNA STRONA :: KONTAKT
Podłoże irańskiej rebelii
Adzior / Vale Momtahan 18-06-2009 13:32
Poniżej tekst nt. celów irańskiej rebelii i jej podłoża przygotowany przez naszego (ex-wydawnictwo monada) przyjaciela z Iranu, Vale Momtahan.
The Coup D’état

According to Mohsen Makhmalbaf, the Iranian renowned filmmaker and the head of Mir Hussein’s campaign in Europe, and Marjan Satrapi, the author of Perspolis series (both of whom talked at the European Parliament for representatives) Mr. Mir Hussein was contacted by the ministry of Internal Affairs (as the executive body) and informed of his having won the elections and was asked to write his speech. But hours later some members of the Revolutionary Guards (Sepah Pasdaran, who opened fire at people on Monday) attack Mir Hussein’s office and tell him they would not allow his “green revolution” take place. They had orders from the “leader”.

Mysterious Death

The man in the ministry of Internal Affairs who had let the information out, including a secret letter by the minister to the “leader” with the real number of votes for every candidate (in which Mir Hussein has well over 19 million votes and Ahmadinejad only 5 million), Mr. Mohammad Asgari, was killed yesterday (Tuesday) in a car accident. His death is highly suspected and was also reported by The Guradian: “Mohammad Asgari, who was responsible for the security of the IT network in Iran's interior ministry, was killed yesterday in Tehran. Asgari had reportedly leaked results that showed the elections were rigged by government use of new software to alter the votes from the provinces. Asgari was said to have leaked information that showed Mousavi had won almost 19 million votes, and should therefore be president.”

Killing Protesting Students

The total number of students killed in the past week amounts to over 20. These students were killed by the militia associated with the revolutionary guardians (Basij) who attacked the University dormitories in the dead of the night. In addition to these students 7 people were killed in Monday’s peaceful protest by the militia opening sporadic fire at people. So many others are injured and those who die of fatal injuries are removed from hospitals by the security forces and buried in unknown places. This is what also happened to five Tehran University students. There are official orders that all people injured in the clashes must be taken to the revolutionary guardian’s hospital, so they can arrest the injured people there. Unofficial reports from Razi University of Kermanshah and the Univerity of Zahedan also mention the death of at least one student at every University. More than 1000 students have been arrested and moved to unknown places. It is said that some students in Tehran are moved to the basement of the ministry of internal affairs and are beaten there.

Arresting Journalists and Activists

Since the mid-week, and as the tension is growing, many party members and journalists, mainly the supporters of Mir Hussein Mousavi, have been detained. The list of the detainees according to the BBC Persian and the Persian online newspaper, RoozOnline, is a very long one and over 50. All the detainees have been arrested at home and on no grounds. Observers believe the main reason for arresting them is to separate potential movement leaders from the people in the streets.

No Communication!

All communication lines have been shut off: the sms services were not working from 24 hours before the Election Day and since then cell phones, internet and fixed phones are also controlled and work only at certain periods of day or night. In Tehran, the mobile phone system has been turned off completely. Because of this, it is difficult to get news from other cities and no one knows the exact names and numbers of social and political activists that have been arrested in the past few days.

Russian Coup

Mohsen Sazgara in his interview on VOA, Mohsen Makhmalbaf on BBCPersian, and Akbar Ganji on VOA, have claimed that this coup d’état has been designed by Russian experts and has been conducted so far by about 100 Russians working with Ahmadinejad to secure his oppressive rule. What is still more suspicious is Ahmadinejad’s travelling to Russia only two days after this highly controversial election.

Ahmadinejad’s plans

Ahmadinejad is planning to change the Islamic Republic of Iran into Islamic Government of Iran and establish a replica of Taliban’s Afghan rule in Iran. His main theoretical supporter is ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi who met with Ahmadinejad immediately right after his “victory” and believed everything is ready now for establishing an “Islamic Government”. Should this project finish successfully, Ahmadinejad will declare himself as the president for life of this new Islamic State and will continue harassing the world countries.

Protests Continue

People have protested peacefully in the past week. On Thursday, and invited by Mir Hussein Mousavi, they are gathered again in a Tehran square (in Tehran) and certain places in other cities to mourn the death of the “martyrs” of the past week as well as to continue their protests against the election fraud. People are holding rallies are Friday as well as on Saturday. The “leader” is going to give a speech on Friday and it is predicted that he will attack all protesters and order his forces to push people back into their homes by “all means.” He has already affirmed the results two times.

What We Want?

Western powers should deny recognizing ahmadinejad’s government and his re-election. We want this election to be annulled and a new election held under the supervision of international authorities, like The UN. Recognizing Ahmadinejad is ignoring the want and the will of Iranians and the movement for democracy. If Ahmadinejad really had 24 million votes, he should let his supporters vote for him again in a fair and clear election.

Ahmadinejad should also answer why, if his voctory was fair and true, did he announce martial law, why his security forces are arresting everyone, why communications have been interrupted and shut off, why his lumpens attacked dormitories killing and injuring students. The "leader", ayatollah Ali Khamenei should also answer why he supports these brutalities by ignoring them, and why when people are shot by his forces on the streets he talks about "unity".
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