Iran the fate of a dictator


Finally, the volcano of anger and starvation and dissatisfaction of the Iranian people erupted against the ruling Velayat-e faqih in Iran. the so-called supreme leader  Seyyed Ali and his cowardly and despicable partners are now in a deadly situation.

The scope of popular protests across the geography of Iran is so much that it is possible to confront and suppress the people who are uprise against the government. The uprising of today's Iranian nation in metropolises and other small and large cities of the homeland began to be so sudden and surprising that the leaders of the government have not yet escaped from the initial shock, and do not see any confusion and astonishment in front of them.

Seyyed Ali may have realized in these days the true meaning of the "era of change" and heard the cry of the rising nation who chanting slogan of death to the
 Khamenei and overthrow of the government. He must have seen the fall of his disgraceful government in confronted, but determined and loyal faces, the release of all the of the Iranian nation, especially the new generation and young men in the streets, and has come to the conclusion that he has come to the last station the overthrow.

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