It is time for the U.S. to urge all its European counterparts to close the Iranian regime’s embassies
by Bahar Mehr
Just earlier this month, an Iranian ‘diplomat’ based in Vienna was arrested and charged with supplying explosives for a terrorist bomb scheduled to bomb a political rally in France.” — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
In fact, not only all European countries to close the Iranian regime’s embassies as they act as centers for plotting terrorism all the countries in the world if wanted be safe and secure should shut down Mullahs all embassies
Iranian people welcome to American officials’ continued commitment to supporting them front this regime and to holding the Iranian regime and its officials accountable for their human rights abuses inside Iran and their sponsorship of terrorism abroad
Although, somebodies in the world like the people inside Iran had hoped for a change in the Iranian regime’s behavior — as such an unlikely transformation would lead to the regime’s overthrow — however everyone knows that after nearly 40 years of struggle against religious tyranny has demonstrated that this regime is incapable of any reform. So, the only remaining alternative is a democratic regime change by the Iranian people and their formed resistance
As Secretary of State Mike Pompeo stated “Just earlier this month, an Iranian ‘diplomat’ based in Vienna was arrested and charged with supplying explosives for a terrorist bomb scheduled to bomb a political rally in France. This tells you everything you need to know about the regime: At the same time they’re trying to convince Europe to stay in the nuclear deal, they’re covertly plotting terrorist attacks in the heart of Europe.” A large number of the American citizens who were our community members were present in this “Free Iran 2018 — The Alternative” rally in Paris.
Police stopped Assadollah Asadi, a diplomat in Austria, and his three companions at a service station at Spessart-Süd near Aschaffenburg on suspicion of transporting explosive materials reported Focus Online on Monday evening
A gas station near Aschaffenburg was searched for explosives on Sunday. Photo: DPA
What you think about this? what must world to do right now?
this important question, because the Iranian regime’s targeting of the pro-democracy rally in the heart of Europe is a clear indication that the mullahs are willing to do anything with enormous risks to deliver a blow to the viable alternative to the Iranian regime as its very survival is being threatened by the Iranian people and their organized opposition
The Iranian regime entered the incident from the highest elements of its Ministry of Intelligence. While during the years of the terrorist operations conducted by the Iran’s Revolutionary Guards or the Ministry of Intelligence in Europe and other countries against the opposition in exile, the regime’s principal agents did not enter the scene or were quickly expelled from the scene and arrested “hired foreign agents”. They were
For example, in the United States, they tried to assassinate Mr. Adel al-Jubeir in Washington with the help of the Mexican drug cartel, unfortunately, due to Obama’s policy of appeasement, the Obama’s team do noting just shortly after U.S. authorities released details of the accusations Tuesday, the U.S. Treasury Department announced sanctions targeting Arbabsiar, Shakuri and three others tied to the alleged plot.
More examples are in the Mullahs terror history, We do not have time to check all of them
I want to finish this post with the final part of the text of Dr. Majid Sadeghpour “OIAC’s Chief Executive:
“The Iranian regime’s targeting of the pro-democracy rally in the heart of Europe is a clear indication that the mullahs are willing to do anything with enormous risks to deliver blow to the viable alternative to the Iranian regime as its very survival is being threatened by the Iranian people and their organized opposition.
Tehran’s desperate stepped up terrorism must be confronted decisively. It is time for the U.S. to urge all its European counterparts to close the Iranian regime’s embassies as they act as centers for plotting terrorism.
We are very hopeful that “the next 40 years of Iran’s history will not be marked by repression and fear — but with freedom and fulfillment — for the Iranian people.” Our community members see this as a noble duty to work relentlessly to help realizing a free Iran.
The Organization of Iranian-American communities-US (OIAC), all-volunteers non profit organization, believes democracy and human rights in Iran are imperative to the national security of America and peace in the Middle East and beyond. “