Crisis Manufacturing of Ahmadinejad!!!

S From Iran: I was stopped by a dresstapo, Tent-wearing moral police, on my way home from Tehran's airport after a meeting in Dubai. She told me, "please fix the way you're wearing your scarf". I turned around and told the bitch : I'll give you a hand-written copy of my promise that I have no intention to demonstrate or rebel against the government even if the oil prices go up to a million dollars". She started to laugh herself for a while and eventually she did not mention my hejab again and let me go.

One can conclude this extravagant display of excessively grisly repressive measures has been nothing but a pre-emptive tactic to instill fear in the population to prevent the anticipated uprising when the oil subsidies stop next week and the gas becomes rationed and the economy goes to toilet.The rationing has become necessary because the Islamic Republic, the world's fourth largest exporter of crude oil, spend almost half of its oil revenues importing more than 40 per cent of the refined petroleum products it needs. Despite the massive rise in oil prices in the past two years, Ahmadinejad's administration may soon find itself facing a cash-flow problem.

Brainless low life criminals like Ahmadinejad don't understand that economic and financial strength is much more lethal in bringing him down to his knees than any nuclear weapons. Just two weeks ago, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei asked the question: How is it possible to hold talks with an "arrogant, bullying, expansionist" US? But now Iran has done just that. It may just be that the bite of the UN sanctions on a regime failing to meet its people's basic needs is what brought Iran to the table on Iraq and, perhaps, its destabilizing nuclear program. Iran can't afford to continue as a pariah state for much longer.

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Protest erupts in Tehran’s Polytechnic University

Translation:"In protest to the arrest of Ahamad Ghassaban, the university is closed".
" Release Ahmad".

Tehran, Iran, May 06 – Students in Tehran’s Polytechnic University staged a protest on campus on Sunday, eye-witnesses told Iran Focus in a telephone interview.

The protest erupted outside the main entrance of the university.

“Jailed students must be freed”, the students chanted. “Ansar, get lost”, they added, referring to Ansar-e Hezbollah, a paramilitary force that acts as the clerical regime’s storm troopers to put down anti-government demonstrations and instill terror in members of the public. Iranian officials have conceded in the past that the Ansar-e Hezbollah has been organised and led by close confidants of the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, such as Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati.

The student protest took place as hard-line vigilantes loyal to the Supreme Leader arrived on campus and began a counter demonstration. “Un-Islamic students must be executed”, the vigilantes yelled.

Meanwhile, the student protestors called for the expulsion of the university’s chancellor and an end to the government-sponsored crackdown on student rights activists.

Polytechnic University - also known as Amir Kabir University - has been a hotbed of anti-government demonstrations in recent months.

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