Translated and edited by: Banafsheh zand
Every passing day, the living conditions inside our country become invariably unbearable and grueling; even breathing under a dictatorship and in an atmosphere of suffocation becomes ever more problematic. We are facing a most distressing time in our nation’s history and these catastrophes are forcing the discussion on the nature and purpose of religion.
Every passing day, the living conditions inside our country become invariably unbearable and grueling; even breathing under a dictatorship and in an atmosphere of suffocation becomes ever more problematic. We are facing a most distressing time in our nation’s history and these catastrophes are forcing the discussion on the nature and purpose of religion.
The bloody boots of the despotic Mullahs in power has destroyed our national interests and its brutal arms reach over our people is the whip clad arm of a slave driving master who in the name of religion created a crisis of faith and material within our exasperated and overwhelmed society.
It is seven years since I was imprisoned and became cell mates with
my innocent compatriots, all of whom have been detained within these horrific
walls in order to satisfy the absolutist supreme leadership. We are all kept on
a diet of rape, torture and inhumane domination. My constant companion has been
my distress over the pains of the children of this land, sharing their
desperation every step of the way.
They have spent the entire country’s wealth in order to dig their
internal and external trenches, devouring what little livelihood the average
person has left, in order to fortify their own security and surveillance around
the world.
Financing thugs like Bashar Al-Asad, Hamas, Hassan Nasrollah, Hezbollah
and other such murderers has become this tyranny’s passion and mission and the
average Iranian who as a result of unemployment and abject privation is robbed
of his or her dignity and this has become our identity on the international
scene and within contemporary history.
Seyyed Hossein Kazemeini-Boroujerdi
April 2013
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