Prince Turki Faisal: Mrs. Rajavi, your struggle and the struggle of Masoud Rajavi will become a myth like Ferdosi

Prince Turki Faisal of Saudi Arabia

Prince Turki Faisal of Saudi Arabia took part in the Grand Iranian Gathering in Paris on July 9th. Prince Faisal started his speech to the Gathering by pointing out to Khomeini, as the great thief of the anti-monarchy revolution and said: the Iranian people’s revolution toppled the regime of Shah, but Khomeini came along and grabbed the power and became the ruler and created a system that contradicted the goals and aspirations of the revolution of the Iranian people.
Prince Turki Faisal said addressing the gathering that your organization has this privilege to be on the forefront of the resistance against the mullahs.
The former Saudi envoy to the UK and the US added that Khomeini tried to expand his fundamentalist and extremist ideas and values to the region by creating the Velayat Faghih, or the supremacy of the clergy.




Pointing out to the importance of resistance and struggle against Khomeini, Prince Faisal added: those who were in the forefront of the struggle against the regime and persevered were commendable.
Prince Faisal ended his speech by addressing the Iranian Resistance President, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi and said: You, Mrs. Rajavi. You and your husband Mr. Masoud Rajavi, your struggle and fight with the cancerous tumor of Khomeini will last forever and will become the great myth in the Iranian history and for the future generations.

Tehran Tabatabaie University peaceful protest was answered with teargas and Basiege Militia Forces attack

Students of Tehran Tabatabaie University demonstrated today to mark the National Students’ Day. The students gathered in the campus to honor this day and protest the continued repression and despotism in the universities and in the country in general. But suddenly a large number of Basiege militants and plane cloths agents attacked this peaceful gathering firing teargas and trying to disrupt their congregation. The students who saw this was coming stood their ground knowing that their gathering was legal and justified. Their resistance against this raid caused fear among the suppressive guards thinking this might grow larger and angrier. Teargas fired by the guards couldn’t force the students to back down and they continued with their protest. 
The students say this was the work of university police in conjunction with the Basiege militants. 

I’m able to help my people and my country

By Iran Reporter

June, 8,2015

A brother and sister who fled Iran after persecution

 by the theocratic regime have urged all

supporters of a free Iran to back the major gathering of the opposition in Paris on June 13.

Amineh and Ehsan Qaraee saw their family members and arrested and tortured before they escaped to Europe to join the Iranian Resistance.

They have now hailed the Iranian Resistance leader Maryam Rajavi as the only choice for a new, free and democratic Iran.

Amineh, 34, who fled Iran four years ago, said: "I come from a family where both my mother and father were teachers and human rights activists and were active in the PMOI movement.

"When I was just one-year-old my father got arrested and two months later my mother got arrested with me and they took us to prison. There I had to live between people who got arrested and tortured just because they wanted freedom.

"I spent some months in prison until they let my mother to deliver me to my grandparents. My mother was in prison for more than two years and my father for four years."

"Finally they informed us that they killed my father and 30000 of other political activists even though all of them just were sentenced for some years in prison not execution.

"Every year we honour the memory of those who stood up against this regime. The huge gathering in Paris on June 13 introduces the alternative to the rule of mullahs in Iran. Maryam Rajavi, the president of the Iranian Resistance is women and youth’s choice for future of Iran."

Brother Ehsan, 28, added: "Five and an half years ago in 2009 I came to Norway because I couldn’t stay any longer in Iran. I was civil engineering student in that year but I had to leave Iran because of my family background and my activities.

"All whole life I felt that the regime monitored us and our family because they considered us as their number one enemy.

"We can learn from the history that our resistance and its members, who have made so many sacrifices to bring about freedom and democracy to Iran, and we won’t stop until we achieve these goals. And I am very glad and honored that I’m part of this movement and that I’m able to help my people and my country."

But, the final solution for a non-nuclear Iran, Democratic Iran, is In Maryam Rajavi's points of views, and By Toppling Fundamentalism & Terrorism in Tehran.

Maryam Rajavi will explain about the solution in The Great Gathering of the Iranian Resistance in Paris – June 13, 2015

Those who are concerned about  human rights in Iran and in the Middle East Are invited to this   Great Gathering in Paris – June 13