We want a non-nuclear Iran

More than 40 million people are under line of poverty
The Mullahs expend all the country assets for their nuclear programs.
A short look to the process of the Mullah's nuclear activities: 

The Mullah's regime in Iran remained secret it's nuclear weapons program until 2002 when the National Council of Resistance of Iran held a press conference revealing a uranium enrichment facility at Natanz and a Heavy Water plant at Arak.
Those revelations, based on information provided by the social network of the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), triggered an investigation by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that eventually brought the regime's nuclear file before the UN Security Council for punitive sanctions.
The earliest NCRI revelations of the regime's nuclear projects date back to 1991, but these fell on deaf ears in the West. Since 2002, the NCRI has held dozens of press conferences in Western capitals revealing various top secret nuclear sites and information about key personnel involved in the regime's nuclear projects.

Online conf.- new information on foreign assistance to the clerical regime’s nuclear program

In an online conference on Thursday, May 28, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) will expose new information on foreign assistance to the clerical regime’s nuclear weapons and missile programs.
The online conference will take place at 16:30 European Central time (10:30 EST, US).
According to the information obtained by the network of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) from inside of the regime, the assistance to Tehran’s nuclear weapons and missile programs has continued unabated.

Thursday, May 28, 2015, 16:30 (GMT+1), 1030 (US, EST)
Watch live at: www.ncr-iran.org    

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http://www.ncr-iran.org/en/ncri-statements/nuclear/18364-online-conf-to-expose-foreign-assistance-to-iran-regime-nuclear-program

I have a dream ...

Maryam Rajavi: "I have a dream: An Iran at peace and friendship,
A country where war, bloodshed and violence shall be completely eradicated,
A country which would promote peace and friendship in place of fundamentalism and terrorism, ..."

In Remembrance of 3Founders of the PMOI

May 25th, is the remembrance day of 3 fouders PMOI, Mohammad Hanifnejad, Sa'id Mohsen and Ali-Asghar Badi'zadegan. The ultimate goal of the founders, who were all university graduate, was to pave the way for a democratic government to replace the Shah's regime. In contrast to most of their contemporaries, they believed that a new, democratically inclined interpretation of Islam was the means to this end. They set about establishing a political organization that could survive the shah's repression and respond to the needs of ordinary citizens.
Until 1971, however, the PMOI was involved in formulating a new interpretation of Islam that rejected traditional and reactionary understanding of the religion. In six years the Mojahedin succeeded, for the first time, in the modern day Islamic world in presenting a new, systematic and comprehensive vision of Islam that was entirely independent of what was espoused and advocated by the fundamentalist mullahs who considered the interpretation of Islam their exclusive domain.
They and the organization's new members studied the various schools of thought, as well as Iranian history and those of other countries, enabling them to analyze other philosophies and theories with considerable knowledge and to present their own ideology, based on Islam, as the answer to Iran's problems.

Iranian youth having no hope for their future

I'm a student, live in Tehran ...  I don’t know how to think about my future! More than half of young people in Iran are unemployed or having no hope for their future.
An Iranian official announced that 50 percent of Iranian graduates stay at home. The unemployment rate of women in this sector was more than 30 percent. 5.7 million Students and graduates of the country are inactive and have no role in production and economic added value.
In the most recent report on the state of the labor market and the unemployment of university graduates, Kourosh Parand, Deputy Minister of Cooperatives, Labor and Welfare of the Iranian regime, said: 'Right now, we have 5 million and 700 thousand students and graduates across the country who play no role in production and economic added value.'
He added: 'Out of 11.2 million students and graduates, 5.7 million people are inactive and have no role in the economy.”

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The Middle East is in state of peril and chaos that is unprecedented in recent history. There are wars raging in Iraq, Syria, and Yemen, and these are increasingly taking on the appearance of one overarching sectarian conflict.