mpg_trans.pngThe Marze Por Gohar party is gratified with the international community’s recently united front against the Islamic Republic.  While some nations decided to formally condone the regime's policies and tacitly approve by choosing to remain present during Ahmadinejad’s speech at the UN, many other nations decided to walk out on Ahmadinejad to demonstrate their disapproval.  MPG is encouraged to see our efforts were successful and our advocating walkouts during the “selected” president’s speech to

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By: Jamie Glazov
FrontPageMagazine.com | Monday, September 14, 2009

FrontPage Interview’s guest today is Roozbeh Farahanipour, an Iranian journalist, democracy activist, former political prisoner in Iran and head of Marze Por Gohar Party (MPG), an Iranian opposition party seeking the establishment of a secular republic in Iran. He was a student leader in the 1999 uprising, just one year after creating MPG.

FP: Roozbeh Farahanipour, welcome back to Frontpage Interview.

As the new Iranian uprising continues to evolve, so have various facets of the movement's strategies and the nature of Islamic Republic itself. A government like the Islamic Republic, whose legitimacy is derived from God, does not need the people's approval to rule, as the most recent [s]election clearly demonstrated. When one is not concerned with being viewed as legitimate, one can implement all sorts of brutal and violent tactics against the population, such as beatings, rape, torture and executions without fear of repercussions as the last thirty years will attest to.

It seems the Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, has finally conceded that America was and in fact continues to support the “reformist” faction against the “hardliners.”

During an interview with CNN the Secretary of State said:

“So, we were doing a lot to really empower the protesters without getting in the way. And we’re continuing to speak out and support the opposition.”

Javad Moghimi - Time Cover

Javad Moqimi, MPG member and Fars News Agency Photographer Escapes Iran In the wake of the recent surge of crackdowns on journalists and photojournalists, Fars news agency’s photographer picked as the nation’s best photographer in 2006 who is also a member of Marz-e Por Gohar party left the country.

Javad Moghimi

MPG sources inside Iran and abroad successfully identified a member of the IRGC Mafia. He played a key role in smuggling petroleum in and out of Iraq when it was under sanctions during Saddam Hussein’s reign. Also, he was a key player in IRGC's illegal procurements through front businesses. He has compiled vast wealth as a result.

The following is a small sample of corruption in the Islamic Republic regime, and the pillage and plunder of the country’s resources by government agents.

The court of Islamic republic has once again put up a tragic show to take the life of the children of Iran.
According to the court documents, the alleged defense attorney took the stand and claimed that he has never witnessed such criminals before. The criminals he is referring to –and suppose to defend -are the freedom seeking Iranians arrested in the non-violent protests.

Today the so called court requested death penalty for;

• Mohammad Reza Ali, Zamani, age 37, member of "Anjoman-e Padeshahi-e Iran"

• Arash , Rahmani Pour, age 20, member of "Anjoman-e Padeshahi-e Iran"

According to regime’s theatrical piece, dramatic televised trials, contrived to detract from and undermine the sweeping uprising for liberty and freedom by the very children of these glorious frontiers the Prosecutor Mortazavi states the following in to Mr. Majid Saeeidi in the trial of opposition protests

Majid Saeedi the son of Naser, one of the arrested photojournalists has stated:

"Let this body not live if there is no iran"

LOS ANGELES, July 16, 2009 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ ----As the first wave of the Iranian movement characterized by huge mass rallies in June, receded following violent crackdown of IRI forces, a new wave of nationwide protests engulfed the country.