Tragedy of Grave Sleepers in Iran Is a 'Direct Result' of the Clerical Regime's Rule
NCRI - Remarks by Shahin Gobadi, member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), on the tragedy of “grave sleepers” in Iran:
The tragic situation of grave sleepers in Iran is another result of the disastrous rule of the clerical regime, in a country which sits on an ocean of oil. Iran, one of the most resourceful and richest countries in the world, currently is in such a miserable condition that some of its people have to sleep in open graves at night.
The big question is what has happened to Iran’s resources? In particular, what happened to tens of billions of dollars of unfrozen assets after the nuclear agreement?
It is rather evident that all that money was plundered by the regime’s officials, who are involved in rampant corruption, cases of which have become exposed one after the other. It is also spent on dispatching tens of thousands of the regime’s forces and mercenaries to Syria to prop up the dictator, Bashar Assad and to massacre the Syrian people as we witnessed in Aleppo. It has also been spent on suppression of the Iranian people who are becoming more and more fed up with the situation and their disenchantment has become more evident with the passage of time. It has been spent on terrorist groups and fomenting Islamic extremism throughout the region and on Weapons of Mass Destruction and proliferation of long range missiles.
It is rather obvious that this miserable and tragic situation in Iran, in particular the dreadful condition of grave sleepers, is a direct result and consequence of the clerical regime’s actions, and the Iranian people’s welfare will only improve after the downfall of the clerical regime by the Iranian people and the resistance.
