Sanctions against IRI are bloody murder!

While Mandela supported sanctions against the apartheid regime, there were those in the West (mostly on the right) who opposed them by arguing that sanctions would only hurt poor black people. We all know that the opponents of sanctions against the apartheid regime couldn't care less about poor South Africans but worried about their trade with that country. In the same way, many who oppose sanctions against IR worry more about their UAE-based businesses than ordinary Iranians. Now that more countries are joining the sanctions, you see folks who never said a word about the misery of the Iranians in all these years are sticking their heads out and crying bloody murder!

  

 

Iranians involved in 1988 massacres remain in public life

Geoffrey Robertson: "Those who conducted the prison massacres in 1988 are not only guilty of directing torture and murder but of implementing a plan to exterminate. That amounts to genocide and there is an international obligation on all nations under the Genocide Convention to bring them to book."

  

 

I Am a Witness



I am a witness to the sacrifices that take place to appease a deity. I am a witness to the immolation, rape, murder, manslaughter, stoning, slavery, submission of the masses and binding people as sacrificial victims in the name of religion. I am a witness to the crimes committed by the Iranian regime. I am a witness to the changed history of my people in textbooks. I am a witness to the economic disaster and Iran’s sex slave industry. I am a witness to the murder of children, and men and women in the streets of Tehran who marched in quiet for their green votes. I am a witness to the death of Neda. I am a witness to the death of Sohrab. I am a witness to the murders of Zahras and execution of Farzad. I am a witness to the exile of my people. I am a witness.