areyo barzan

Reformists! Check this out

//mygreennotes.blogspot.com/2012/07/blog-post...

Hasan Shariatmadari

I just read that the reformists are planning a coup. For whoever was surprised about the comments of Hasan Sariatmadari in his debate with Reza Pahlavi: he must've known something like this is going on. 

Shame on you bacheh Akhoond e badbakht: This is your idea of democracy? Shame on you and you showed your true colors.... 

Whenever

the end comes for these anti nationalist so called Iranians, I certainly hope that those who comitted murder and meyhem, those responsible for setting Iran back at least two hundred years and those who denied the very basic right of people will be tried in a court of law and judged by those whom they affected most!

btw to add to your point areyo

This is almost on top of the google news search on Iran today

 They are def trying to build a new momentum to save their ass even if its just for sure

//www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-07-12/iran-former-minister-seeks-referendum-on-nuclear-program.html

Bakhtiar Version 2.0 but will it work

I think it's universally agreed that this is just an attempt to save face and save what's remaining of the regime in with doing what Reza Pahlavi called in his most recent interview Cosmetic changes.

 Is it going to make a big difference at the end is it that right solution, I personally agree with those that thing this is not the solution and complete regime change or free referendum is the right path to take

Unfortunately talking to many relatives from Iran, I believe there is a layer of the population that is so disheartened seeing what is happened in Syria, seeing what went down in 2009, and experiencing the violence of the previous revolution and the aftermath, topped with current sanctions and economic crisis, that would be happy to see these cosmetic changes take place, that would be ok if Iran backed away from it’s nuclear ambitions and things go a bit easier so people could resume the relatively free easier life they had in the 90s and early 2000s without seeing a major shift. That worries me, but I truly hope that is only coming from smaller group of population inside Iran in their 50s-60s say we can call it a tired layer of the population. What do you guys thinks? Will people accept moderate relative improvements? Consider that things have gone from bad to Terrible such as cost of currency exchange etc etc and some wish things could go to the way it was maybe even 4-5yrs ago 

Something is Rotten in the State of Denmark!

Thanks for your blog Areyo.

The Regime is under tremendous pressure right now and is looking at pressure valves like the Reformers for some relief. And Rafsanjani, the businessman, is at it again.

You also hear a lot from Mohammad Nurizad, one of the pillars of the Islamic Republic that is now criticizing Rahbar. He just published a letter saying that Sepah is very unhappy now-a-days, implying that it might do something, like a coup, as if they are not in charge already!

I believe that all the noise that comes out of Iran has to do with preserving the Regime in some shape or form because of the imminent collapse of Assad and the success of the sanctions.

//nurizad.info/?p=19306 

Too little, too late

Koor khoondan.

The reforms that Iran needs right now are larger than anything the reformists even understand. Economically they are in a corner, socially they are totally dumb... And what about all the political prisoners? 

 Real and effective reforms mean bye bye IRI. The plan is already dead.  

Great Advice to Compatriotes in

IRAN & all over world.  Only Khaenans listen to these Islamists who have proven to be enemies of IRAN & IRANIANS.