NY Committee Against Ahmadinejad

Iran:   A graveyard of dissidents Since coming to power of the clerical regime in 1979, tens of thousands of dissident Iranians from all walks of life have been executed by the ruling fundamentalist regime.   A gross violator of women, religious, and national minorities' rights Although all Iranians for the past twenty six years have been subjected to inhumane and theocratic rule of the clerical regimes, Iranian women, religious and national minorities have been particularly and doubly oppressed.   Mullahs and the A-Bomb For 18 years Iran's clerical regime advanced a secret nuclear weapons program until it was exposed by the Iranian dissidents in 2002. To advance the establishment of an Islamic empire beyond their borders, clerics view the possession of nuclear weapons as a "must".   Sponsorship of terrorism a cornerstone of the mullah's policy of export of terrorism Tehran's foreign policy is designed to advance its Islamic hegemonic objectives in line with its dream of an theocratic empire. Use of terrorism has been and will remain to be the mullahs primary means of advancing foreign policy objectives.

Iran under the Rule of Mullahs' Tyranny and Terror   A clear and present danger to Iranians, Middle East, and America Twenty-six years ago the fundamentalist clerics, led by Ayatollah Rouhollah Khomeini, succeeded in hijacking Iran's 1979 revolution for democracy and peace and turned Iran into a bastion of Islamic fundamentalism. Since then, tens of thousands of political activists have been killed or imprisoned, and political groups, women, ethnic and religious minorities, have been subjected to inhumane treatment. Sine 1979, the clerical regime has pursued a deadly and intransigent foreign policy of exporting fundamentalism and sponsorship of terrorism, vowing to "liberate Jerusalem via Karbala." Since the Iraq war in 2003, Iran has advanced a nefarious campaign to expand and consolidate its presence in Iraq, the most coveted territory by the mullahs since coming to power. Iran tyrant rulers embarked on development of weapons of mass destruction as a cornerstone of their military doctrine. Possessing a nuclear weapons capability, and the missile program to complement it, has been at core of this strategy. In short, the mullahs rule of terror and tyranny in Iran poses a clear and present threat first and foremost to millions of Iranians as well as to security and safety of Americans. This threat is multi-pronged, multi-faceted and omnipresent and therefore demands an urgent united campaign in several fronts to defuse it. The presidency of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has put Iran on a significantly more belligerent path. Judging by what he has said and done since his inauguration, the world should expect an Iran speeding forward with its nuclear program and destabilization campaign in Iraq. Ahmadinejad Hopes to Spread Islamic Revolution. Read More "We did not have a revolution in order to have democracy," Mahmoud Ahmadinejad   Nationwide movement for democracy seeks an end to Iran's clerical rule Despite tens of thousands of political executions and other practices which amount to a reign of terror, the mullahs have not succeeded in uprooting the nationwide movement for democracy. Indeed, the student-led uprising of Iranians in Tehran and many other cities clearly showed that without barbaric use of force, the clerical regime would not last long. In recent weeks, many cities in western Iran have been the sconces of ferocious anti-government protest. The triumph of this movement is the key to democratic change in Iran and peace and security in the world.

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