Iran uprising for bread and human dignity

By Arash Nikzad

After almost 6 months of the beginning of the second term of Mullah Rohani in Iran, the noble people of Iran are protesting against worsening of economic situation and increasing of the price of essential foodstuff and the state's corruption
furthermore , the demands of the Iranian brave people should not be limited only to economic demands and to protest the bad economic situation. This is the denying of the political rights of the brave Iranian people. chanting the slogans of death to Khamenei and Khamenei and leave Syria, no Gaza, nor Lebanon, my life for Iran.The Iranian rioters aimed the entire of the government including so-called reformist and conservatives, they emphasized to the overthrow of ruling mullahs as the only solution for ending the worsening of the economic and political situation in  Iran.
Yes, today the determined masses are ready to continue to their peaceful demonstration for real political change in Iran and in fact, a new revolution against ruling mullahs.

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