Rouhani comes New York , protesters in front of the UN condemn Iranian regime terrorism and support Iranian PPL uprising
New York City; September 25, 2018 – Thousands of Iranian-Americans gathered in New York City to protest against the presence of the Iranian regime president, Hassan Rouhani, at the United Nations General Assembly, and to call for regime change in Iran. The event was organized by the Association of Iranian Americans in New York and the Organization of Iranian American Communities-US (OIAC), the 2-day program included today’s rally outside the U.N. headquarters as well as street acts and a photo exhibition which will be set up on Wednesday, September 26, 2018.
Dissident Iranians protest against Iran regime’s Rouhani presence in the US and support Iranian people
The protesters gathered to voice their support for continued protests in Iran and to call on the international community to support the Iranian people and their resistance movement for the cause of regime change in Iran.
The protesters also, urged the international community to judge Rouhani on his deeds, not his deceptive appearance or words. They emphasized the ever-escalating discontent in Iran. According to the regime’s own officials, some10 million Iranians struggle with addiction and in a tight spot where %80 of the people live under the poverty line in Iran. However the country’s highest budget is assigned to the IRGC which has crippled other governmental systems by rocket manufacturing and transfer of arms for terrorist groups.
Parallel to the regime’s ballistic weapons program and terrorism across the Middle East, the number of executions in Iran has skyrocketed during Rouhani’s presidency to 3400. Individuals who served in his previous administration, and those now picked as ministers, not only perpetrated the current barbarism, but also had a major role in the mass executions of 1988. His resent Justice Minister, Alireza Avaie, was directly involved in the 1988 massacre of political prisoners in Iran’s Khuzestan Province.
Rouhani’s Minister of Information and Communications Technology, Mohammad-Javad Azari Jahromi, was an intelligence officer who had a key role in oppressing popular peaceful protests in Iran.
Exiled Iranians emphasized that regime change in Iran is imperative and achievable, not by means of outside military interference, but from Iran’s own people and their organized Resistance, which is fully prepared to facilitate that change.
Iranian American dissidents outside of the @UN protesting against Rouhanis illegitimate presence. They chanting: "Regime Change in #Iran NOW, NOW, NOW"#IStandWithMaryamRajavi#No2Rouhani#UNGA @NLatUN @PLinUN @ItalyMFA @USUN pic.twitter.com/enSDihlxUo
— Iran Freedom (@4FreedominIran) September 25, 2018
5) Senator Bob Torricelli speaks at rally, organized by Iranians members of @OrgIAC and @IAC_NY who are protesting Rouhani’s presence at #UNGA73 @AmbJohnBolton @RadioFarda_ @USUN we are for #FreeIran2018 pic.twitter.com/y75g7KLyCD
— OIAC: Organization of Iranian American Communities (@OrgIAC) September 25, 2018
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#Iranian American dissidents outside of the @UN protesting against Rouhanis illegitimate presence. They chanting: "down with dictator down with Khamenei"#IStandWithMaryamRajavi#No2Rouhani#UNGA @USUN@realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/2QZzBmSIr5
— Iran Freedom (@4FreedominIran) September 25, 2018
