Iranians at Paris Gathering want to eradicate dictators in Tehran

Maryam Rajavi who is heading an alternative of Iranians in Paris on an annual grand on gathering ,June of 30 2018 points out the destination Iran is heading to, calling it clearly a free Iran. She announces to the broad crowd that the main step is to eradicate Iran’s dictatorship up to the point where Khamenei is brought down from his seat.

Protests in Iran have flared again in recent days and though they are driven by economic grievances, it takes on a decisive measure to criticize the regime and demand it to stop spending money on military activities in nearby countries. The Iranians seen coming to the streets by the day are basically fed up with the regime squandering the nation’s wealth.

Rajavi’s further remarks recommend that Ali Khamenei, Islamic leader, lacks any legitimacy and his personal force, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Bassij forces have been hit with defection. This Iranian gathering has adopted a plan called the National Solidarity Front to overthrow of the ruling religious dictatorship from 16 years ago.

This event also marks the 30^th year of a mass massacre of Iranians inside jail by the present government in 1988 that count up to roughly 30,000 political prisoners. Many of the participants today are families of these victims or eye witnesses of the horrifying period.

Iran’s officials and certain western media try to blame the unrest in Iran on the Trump administration but protesters are openly responding that their enemy is in Iran and not America. Now that the nuclear deal with Iran has split, Iranians voting for a democratic nation are able to continue with speed. One tweet made by US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo said “It should surprise no one #IranProtests continue,” and “People are tired of the corruption, injustice & incompetence of their leaders. The world hears their voice.”

In the Saturday rally Rudy Giuliani, former Mayor of New York and former US Presidential candidate along with Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House and US Presidential candidate headed a bipartisan delegation of Americans who delivered a statement signed by 33 US personalities.