Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Friday, March 16, 2018
برکناری تیلرسون و وضعیت برجام بدفرجام!
برکناری تیلرسون و وضعیت برجام بدفرجام!
- ایران
- 1396/12/23

برکناری نه چندان ناگهانی رکس تیلرسون و جایگزینی او با مایک پمپئو توسط دونالد ترامپ، رئیسجمهور آمریکا، خبری جهانی بود که بیش از همه رژیم آخوندی را تکان داد.
ترامپ در توضیح علت برکناری تیلرسون خیلی صریح و روشن گفت که علت این برکناری دیدگاه و موضع متفاوت او با تیلرسون در مورد رژیم ایران و برجام بود. «من معتقد بودم که برجام توافق بدی است و او معتقد بود خوب است».
بنابراین همهٴ ناظران اتفاقنظر دارند که در پایان ضربالاجل 120روزه ترامپ برجام را تأیید نخواهد کرد و آمریکا از آن خارج خواهد شد. این موضوع برای حکومت آخوندها یک فاجعه محسوب میشود.
در این رابطه علی خرم، مشاور ظریف، آثار سیاسی-امنیتی برکناری رکس تیلرسون را برای حکومت آخوندی بسیار فراوان دانسته و گفت: «ترامپ، دلیل اصلی برکناری تیلرسون را عدم موافقت وی با ابطال توافق هستهیی و اعمال روشهای سختگیرانه و از جمله برخورد نظامی با ایران میداند. بهعبارت دیگر، تیلرسون فقط برکنار شد تا راه برخورد با ایران به سبک تندروها باز شود».
در هراس از چنین وضعیتی این مهره باند روحانی توصیه میکند: «جمهوری اسلامی بایستی این علائم را جدی گرفته و بسیاری از منافذ قابلفشار در صحنه داخلی و خارجی را تعدیل نماید که فرصتهای آماده برای دشمنان فراهم نگردد». (روزنامه آرمان 23خرداد 96)
نصرتالله تاجیک سفیر اسبق رژیم در انگلستان نیز تغییر و تحول در وزات امور خارجه آمریکا را بهمثابه بار سنگینی بر دوش حکومت آخوندی تعبیر میکند و در این رابطه توصیه میکند: «در حال حاضر با توجه به تغییرات کنونی به نظر میرسد که اگر سنا جانشینی خانم جینا هاسپل را برای سیا تأیید کند، یکی از ضدایرانیترین دولتها در آمریکا روی کار خواهد آمد و در آن صورت بار طراحی و نحوه برخورد با ترامپ را بر دوش ما سنگین میکند. سیاست خارجی ما باید خیلی هوشمندانه از طریق همپیمانسازی و بلوکبندی در این مدت باقیمانده ترامپ، با درایت بهترین طراحی را داشته باشد». (خبرگزاری فارس 22اسفند 96)
روزنامه بهار وابسته به باند روحانی 23اسفند 96 ارزیابیاش از برکناری تیلرسون این است که آمریکا بهزودی از توافق هستهیی بیرون برود لذا «میتوان برکناری رکس تیلرسون را از زاویهیی دیگر زنگ هشدارباش برای ایران نیز دانست»!
این رسانه حکومتی به تصمیمگیران ارشد نظام توصیه میکند که «به این موضوع بسیار مهم توجه کافی» داشته باشند و «همچنان به همان سیاست گذشته در قبال اختلاف ایران و غرب» ادامه ندهند.
خبرگزاری سپاه پاسداران (فارس) نیز «سرنوشت برجام» را «مبهمتر از همیشه» میداند و در این رابطه مینویسد: «آنطور که رسانههای آمریکایی میگویند، مکمستر هم در آستانه اخراج است و احتمال دارد جان بولتون نماینده اسبق آمریکا در سازمان ملل که او هم از حامیان خروج از برجام است، جایگزین او شود. از زمانی که خبر برکناری تیلرسون اعلام شده، اغلب تحلیلگران آمریکایی و اروپایی، چه طرفدار و چه مخالف برجام، در این نکته اشتراکنظر داشتهاند که حالا سرنوشت توافق هستهیی با ایران بیش از هر زمان دیگری در هالهیی از ابهام قرار گرفته و احتمالاً باید برای پایان زود هنگام برجام آماده شد».
همانطور که این مهرهها و رسانهها نیز اعلام میکنند چنانچه حاکمیت آخوندی به شرایط آمریکا و کشورهای اروپایی تا پایان ضربالاجل آمریکا برای خروج از برجام تمکین نکند، آمریکا از برجام خارج خواهد شد.
ضمن اینکه به این نکته نیز اذعان میکنند که شرایط برای آن سختترخواهد شد، زیرا اروپا هم در موضوع تکمیل برجام در کنار آمریکا قرار دارد و حاکمیت از ناحیه دو طرف تحت فشار و تحریمهای سختتر و بیشتری قرارخواهد گرفت.
حتی در این شرایط ممکن است که امکان مقابله بیشتری از طرف آنها وجود داشته باشد.
بنابراین برکناری تیلرسون توسط ترامپ، نظام آخوندی را به شرحی که به آن اشاره شد، دچار تلاطم و اضطراب قابلتوجهی کرده است.
«ساختارحکمرانی از کار افتاد
«ساختارحکمرانی از کار افتاده»!
- ایران
- 1396/12/24

پس از برطرف شدن دودودم پوشالی و اولیه مهرههای رژیم مبنی بر این که قیام تمام شد، در حال حاضر تقریباً کسی در رژیم نیست که ادعا کند قیام تمام شد و دیگر خبری نیست.
آنها در عین حال که معترفند قیام دی ماه به گونهیی دیگر ادامه دارد، نگران وضعیت لرزان حاکمیت آخوندی و وقوع قیامی دیگری هستند، که از آن با عنوان «موجهای بعدی اعتراض» که «ممکن است بیشتر و بزرگتر شود» نام میبرند.
Monday, March 12, 2018
قیامی تا سرنگونی ـ محدثین
قیامی تا سرنگونی ـ محدثین
- ایران
- 1396/12/21

کانونهای شورشی به همراه جوانان قیام در سراسر ایران مصممند جشن چهارشنبه سوری را به یک گام کیفی در راستای از پا در آوردن رژیم منحوس آخوندی تبدیل کنند و حتماً چنین خواهند کرد.
در این روزها فریادهای کارگران و زحمتکشان و غارتشدگان و دانشجویان از تهران تا خوزستان و اصفهان و اراک و سراسر ایران به گوش میرسد. همه علائم حاکی از این است که قیامی که در دی ماه سراسر کشور را در برگرفت، بهرغم اقدامات سرکوبگرانه و جنایتکارانه و بهرغم هر فراز و نشیبی تا سرنگونی دیکتاتوری دینی ادامه خواهد یافت. زمین و زمان گواهی میدهد که فاز پایانی این رژیم فرا رسیده است. آنچنانکه خانم مریم رجوی بارها اعلام کرده است وضعیت به قبل از هفتم دی باز نخواهد گشت.
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
THE U.N. MUST INVESTIGATE IRAN'S 1988 MASSACRE, OR DETAINED PROTESTERS TODAY FACE SAME FATE

Tahar Boumedra, a former UN official stressed that a UN inquiry into the 1988 mass executions of political prisoners in Iran is overdue.
News Week- 30 Jan. 2018- The United Nations (U.N.) is often criticized for not acting or not intervening promptly to rescue victims of gross violations of human rights. This is an observation I came to register when I was in the field as chief of the U.N. Human Rights Office in Iraq.
This week, I will attend a civil society hearing in Geneva for the purpose of investigating the 1988 massacre of political prisoners in Iran, yet another case where the global body of nations failed to act in a timely manner.
Nearly 30 years after the massacre of as many as 30,000 political prisoners, a group of NGOs are holding a civil society hearing to investigate this atrocity for the first time, next door to the U.N. headquarters in Geneva. Survivors of the massacre, relatives of victims and human rights experts will present testimonies and reflect on the way forward.
This hearing couldn't be more timely, given the perilous fate that awaits the several thousand Iranians who have been arbitrarily arrested since late December 2017, when nationwide protests that sought an end to the theocratic dictatorship began in the country.
So far, 10 protesters have been reportedly tortured to death in prison, although the regime rejects the claims and said most 'committed suicide' in the country's jails.
But Iran's regime is notorious for purging its opponents secretly in prison, and the most emblematic case is the 1988 massacre.
At the time, the Islamic Republic's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khomeini had been forced to accept the terms of a ceasefire in the Iran-Iraq War. Fearing that an end to external hostilities would give rise to opposition voices challenging the clerics' chaotic management of domestic affairs, Khomeini decided to immediately purge organized opposition.
Within days, he issued a fatwa to the effect that all prisoners who remained steadfast in their support for the opposition People's Mojahedin (PMOI or MEK) were 'waging war on God' and 'condemned to execution.'
In his decree, Khomeini ordered the formation of three-member panels, known as 'Death Commissions,' throughout the country to implement his order of executing all political prisoners who remained loyal to their belief and political affiliation. Kangaroo trials of prisoners lasted mere minutes.
Iran protests
The U.N. Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in Iran, Asma Jahangir, reported last August that Iran's current Minister of Justice Alireza Avayi and other high-ranking officials were part of the commissions that carried out the massacre.
The U.N. Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in Iran, Asma Jahangir, reported last August that Iran's current Minister of Justice Alireza Avayi and other high-ranking officials were part of the commissions that carried out the massacre.
Her report pointed out that the families of the victims 'have a right to know the truth about these events and the fate of their loved ones without risking reprisal. They have the right to a remedy, which includes the right to an effective investigation of the facts and public disclosure of the truth; and the right to reparation.'
In 2017, at the request of the grieving families, I co-produced two reports, published by Justice for the Victims of the 1988 Massacre in Iran (JVMI), about these mass executions. The reports exposed the identities of dozens of members of the Death Commissions. Some of them are currently holding senior positions in the Iranian administration, including the government and the judiciary. They also provided details and exact map coordinates of 59 mass graves that were used to secretly bury the victims.
The Iranian officials suspected of having committed the 1988 massacre of the political prisoners are enjoying total impunity. The calls of NGOs and the successive U.N. Special Rapporteurs on Iran to investigate and bring perpetrators to account have fallen on deaf ears. The hearing in Geneva this week is a civil society exercise to call for accountability and justice for the victims and their families.
The ruthless and extreme violence the Iranian authorities used recently against peaceful demonstrators is an additional indicator that impunity has emboldened the mullahs' regime in suppressing the opposition. The perpetrators of previous grave crimes in Iran must not be allowed to embark on a new systematic purge of the protesters. The international community must send a firm message to the Iranian authorities that impunity will no longer be accepted nor tolerated.
A U.N. commission of inquiry to hold the perpetrators of the 1988 massacre to account must allow for punitive measures against specific members of the Iranian government and judiciary who have publicly confessed and admitted to taking part in the process that led to the massacre of the political prisoners in the summer of 1988.
The Office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, under the leadership of Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, has made great strides in the promotion of human rights globally, but the issue of timely responses to imminent tragedies remains a serious challenge.
If the U.N. wants to stop another slaughter of innocent Iranians whose only crime is to demand basic rights and an end to clerical rule, then the time to act is now. The High Commissioner should seize the moment, and all U.N. Member States must lend him their support in the formation of a commission to investigate the 1988 massacre and bring an end to the impunity in Iran.
Tahar Boumedra is a former chief of the Human Rights Office of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and legal expert.
Thursday, January 25, 2018
TILLERSON: IRAN IS ARMING TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONS IN THE MIDDLE EAST
TERRORISM
- Iran
- Fundamentalism
- Iraq
- Syria
- Iran's meddling in the region
- the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)
Afghan fighters of Iran backed division “Fatemiyoun” have suffered 10,000 casualties in the Syrian war, according to an official of the division.Zuhair Mujahid, the cultural affairs in charge of Fatemiyoun division, further noted that 2000 Afghans were killed and 8000 other wounded in the war.
More than 2,000 Afghans deployed by Iran have been killed fighting in Syria on the side of President Bashar al-Assad's regime, an official in the volunteer force told Iranian media.The Fatemiyoun Brigade of Afghan "volunteer" recruits has been fighting in Syria for five years, said Zohair Mojahed, a cultural official in the brigade."This brigade has given more than 2,000 martyrs and 8,000 wounded for Islam,"
TILLERSON: IRAN IS ARMING TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONS IN THE MIDDLE EAST
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the United States is working with its allies and its European partners to counter Iran's destructive and destabilizing policies in the region and its support with weapons to terrorist organizations in the region."What worries us most is the ballistic missile programs, destabilizing Yemen and exporting weapons to terrorist organizations such as Hezbollah and Hamas foreign fighters in Iraq and Syria,"
- Terrorism
- Iran's meddling in the region
- Iranian nuclear program
- Iranian Ballistic Missile Program
- United Nation
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is warning that Iran may be defying a U.N. call to halt ballistic missile development even as it complies with the nuclear deal with six world powers.
The U.N. chief says in a report to the Security Council that the United Nations is investigating Iran’s possible transfer of ballistic missiles to Houthi Shiite rebels in Yemen that may have been used in launches aimed at Saudi Arabia on July 22 and Nov. 4.
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - NOVEMBER 30, 2017 - Remnants of four ballistic missiles fired into Saudi Arabia by Yemen’s Houthi rebels this year appear to have been designed and manufactured by Riyadh’s regional rival Iran, a confidential report by United Nations sanctions monitors said, bolstering a push by the United States to punish the
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Post-quake tsunami alerts lifted for Alaska, British Columbia, U.S. West Coast

Tsunami watch for West Coast after earthquake in Alaska
Alaska earthquake & tsunami Alert lifted, after 7.9 magnitude quake this morning near Kodiak, downgraded from 8.2 this morning - live updates
ANCHORAGE, Alaska CBS News, 23 January 2018 -- A 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck off Alaska's Kodiak Island early Tuesday, prompting a tsunami warning for a large swath of the state's coast and Canada's British Columbia, and watches for the rest of the U.S. West Coast and Hawaii. Officials at the National Tsunami Center canceled the warning after a few tense hours after waves failed to show up in coastal Alaska communities. No serious damage had been reported.
The strong earthquake hit at 12:30 a.m. and was recorded about 170 miles southeast of Kodiak Island in the Gulf of Alaska. Kodiak Island is located about 200 miles southwest of Anchorage, Alaska's largest city, which was not under a tsunami threat. Initially, the U.S. Geological Survey said the temblor was a magnitude 8.2.
An advisory remained in effect for a small part of the Alaskan coast, and watches were canceled for Washington, Oregon, California, British Columbia and Hawaii. Officials in Japan also said there was no tsunami threat there.
CBS Anchorage affiliate KTVA-TV kept viewers up to date:
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