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Via hra-news.org If the capital ’s south suburbs join the protests, regime can collapse. Like in Tunisia where it was also economic unrest that provoked a revolution.

The Israelis will certainly launch cyber attacks against selected targets in Iran, to create confusion. I guess they already did ...

Without leadership, no revolution ... Opposition groups abroad have no real influence. Reza Pahlavi ‘s partisans are in very little numbers. Mariam Rajavi’s “ Mujaheddin of Iran ” organisation is akin to a cult centered around its leader. Inside the country, leaders of the 2009 contesting...

Life is really difficult': Tehranis share economic grievances https://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/Middle-East/2018/Jan-01/432108-life-is-really-difficult-tehranis-share-economic-grievances.ashx

:daru: What are they ?? Live fast, die young ?

What is the empress is saying ? If anyone understands farsi ... Beautiful language and voice

Epicenter of the unrest seems to be in Kermanshah . That is near the Iraqi border and that is where live the Iranian Kurds too. Dangerous developments can happen if the power goes bloodthirsty this time.

Sir, the revolution against the Shah was not a religious revolution at first. There were democrats, there were communists, and there were islamists. The islamists hijacked the revolution and eliminated all the other members of the resistance against the Shah. Very similar to the bolcheviks after...

Babak Taghvaee happens to be a good aviation historian , very informed about Libyan air wars too. Maybe here he is taking his dreams for reality ?!

Sir, I vehemently protest ! How can you say this is manufacturated ? Nobody is forcing all these people to go in the streets and defy their government, They know it is a dangerous business. Dictatorships like Libya, Syria, Iran are bound to fail miserably. No need to look for excuses like “...

Amusing, but Khomeini was just a cleric with no blood on his hands when he lived in France ( where he became some kind of idol for our maoist leftists). France has a tradition of giving shelter to Iranian exiled figures. Like Shapour Bakhtiar , the last PM of Iran under the Shah, who was...

Sure they are plenty of other criminal regimes. Bashar al Assad tops the list looking at numbers of people killed when he suppressed the democratic Syrian protests of 2011.

Neda you will not have died for nothing. If the regime falls in Iran, Bashar al Assad will fall too. Hezbollah will fall. Saudi Arabia, the Gulf States will have to reform or perish. Iran is the key to revolution in the whole Middle East.

I think the revolution is really starting now ... live on Twitter.

WTH :nono: Of course it is the former. This criminal islamist revolution had its time. It had its chance too. Now the Iranian youth is fed up with the zealots. Everything that has a beginning has an end. Let’s have a poll please